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He's been looking good since his 2014 redemption tour. Ever since his resurgence, the e Girls (hater, TheGreatYacht, etc) have focused their hate on Kawhi.
He's looked so good man.. Reminiscent of 2010-2011
He's been looking good since his 2014 redemption tour. Ever since his resurgence, the e Girls (hater, TheGreatYacht, etc) have focused their hate on Kawhi.
Manu and Bobo have off-the-chart BBIQ.
He's been looking good since his 2014 redemption tour. Ever since his resurgence, the e Girls (hater, TheGreatYacht, etc) have focused their hate on Kawhi.
He's been looking good since his 2014 redemption tour. Ever since his resurgence, the e Girls (hater, TheGreatYacht, etc) have focused their hate on Kawhi.
There're waiting for him to fail ElNono.3 year extension not out of the question, tbh
What leads me to think that the okc game was an experiment from pop. Tonight he played 22 minutes being a blowout game, against okc he played 18. And he didn't even get in for the offensive possessions.
That was either a test for Danny or Tony.
There's a pattern here. Admit it.
The fact that he still has it is encouraging. The fact that he's in top form during October is not...
Would love Manu to launch more three point shots this year, especially when he has TD, LMAlpha, and Kawhi upfront & well positioned for offensive rebound.
Manu needs to be put on ice until the playoffs.
This is the wrong time to be in top shape. I don't know what Pop's plan is, but Manu needs to be put on ice.
hopefully he sits out in one of the two upcoming games ...
Funny you mention this, back in '13 I made the same observation and some people thought I was trolling...
Spurs just need to squeeze every last drop of blood he can give. which won't be much but hopefully enough to keep us afloat
Bobo is also off the chart in BBQing tbh
Manu has always been the best at figuring out the game and what is going on on the floor. I have often thought that is really why Pop put him in charge of the second unit all those years ago...he watches the game while the first unit is out there and figures out what needs to happen and then goes out there and gets it done.
When he and Boris are both "into" a game, the second unit is so fun to watch.
Manu's weakness comes into play when his instincts take over his brain and he starts throwing balls around the court. Boris' weakness comes into play when he is too disengaged to care what is going on.
If Pop will get some height into the second unit front line, I think it could keep pace with most other teams' first squads. I don't know if that means that he (Pop) keeps one of either Duncan or Aldridge on the floor most of the time (a la Duncan and Splitter), or if somehow he suddenly gets confidence in the new seven-footer (can't spell the guy's name) and puts him in with Boris. But that has been pretty much the only drawback of the second squad in both regular season games so far... not enough height in the second squad.
Yeah, the Boris-West combo doesn't work.
Goatnobili getting started.
To do the things he does at 38 is amazing. Manu is torching guys almost half his age.
The complete body of work makes him a HOF now. No question.
I am looking forward to seeing the Spurs in person at the AT and T this month. Seeing Parker, Duncan, and Ginobili again will be a real treat because unfortunately they can't play forever - even though it seems like they have been playing forever.
Helping Tony off the floor I think.
Manu is a better PG than about 90% of the starting PGs in the league.
Best Spurs PG of all time tbh
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