Re: Murray, still hoping he goes to the staff and tells them he wants to play and that he knows what he has to do. And then goes on to lead the team to a SL le. But that's me ��. Really think LeBron was talking to him about his play and what he needs to do to make it in this league.
Don't know why people expect Simmons to put up superstar numbers when he didn't have a chance all season. He was stuck watching Manure and Fatty put up stepback 3's all year. It wasn't till the ball was finally in his hands that he was able to showcase himself. He was the second best wing defender only behind Kawhi this season. It will show when Green gets torched in the postseason like he always does.
The Spurs were the most winning team in all of team sports for 20 years. Simmons got the break of his lifetime when Pop gave him a chance to play in the NBA.
this got white knighting for J Simms. Go be a Magic fan and you can watch him in all his glory.
Fake news
Yeah, let's become like everyone else and make it a player's team. I'm sure the city of San Antonio can lure the type of talent that the other top teams do. Or if not Kawhi can bring over his banana boat friends.
In the long run, maintaining the culture is the only thing that will keep us from becoming just another ty small-market team, idiots.
You listed three players, and two of them don't count.
Aldridge never won more than 54 games in a Blazers uniform. They only reached 50 wins in 4 of his 9 seasons there. In his two seasons with the Spurs, he's seen 67 and 61 wins. If he has a negative opinion of the "Spurs way"? him.
Why should anyone give a rat's ass about guys who don't value winning as much as... whatever the they value? The NBA is full of Spurs cast-offs.
Yeah, let's become like everyone else and make it a player's team. I'm sure the city of San Antonio can lure the type of talent that the other top teams do. Or if not Kawhi can bring over his banana boat friends.
In the long run, maintaining the culture is the only thing that will keep us from becoming just another ty small-market team, idiots.
Bam!
Well I'm Pro PATFO, think that needs to be stated. Just a string of players that are wanting out. But you're right about the cast offs.
Couldn't agree more! We are very fortunate to have enjoyed an incredible run and if that's the "Spurs' Way" then thanks for that!Yeah, let's become like everyone else and make it a player's team. I'm sure the city of San Antonio can lure the type of talent that the other top teams do. Or if not Kawhi can bring over his banana boat friends.
In the long run, maintaining the culture is the only thing that will keep us from becoming just another ty small-market team, idiots.
Guess how many star free agents det culture has gotten us in the last 2 decades. None.Yeah, let's become like everyone else and make it a player's team. I'm sure the city of San Antonio can lure the type of talent that the other top teams do. Or if not Kawhi can bring over his banana boat friends.
In the long run, maintaining the culture is the only thing that will keep us from becoming just another ty small-market team, idiots.
It's a super team league now and the Spurs are behind in the 1600's surrounding their star with all around.
Your got ass can't call anyone a got with a name like "unleashbaynes"
I wonder for how many years. Id do 50 mil for 20 yrs
Det culture took down the first superteam of this era and is the biggest threat to the current superteam.
Look I'd love to get superstars here but it ain't happening. We aren't forming a superteam of our own. I wouldn't compromise the culture and turn it into a player's team just so we can go from having a 1% chance of landing big names to a 2% chance. We'd just turn into another undesirable small-market like Sacramento in the long run with that approach.
Eh. I know what Horry means about "dumbing it down". Really, you're just reigning it in. My high school coach was like Pop in that way. He told us "you better not dunk unless you KNOW you'll score it". And I was a player that would miss a dunk here and there so I never went for it. Instead I laid it in on breakaways and hey, I scored just as much if not more. It's all about discipline and it sounds to me like the biggest coattail rider in NBA history can't handle discipline like a man. He's really just making himself look more and more like a pussy everyday. It's more comical than offensive. The Spurs Way cares more about the end result than it does a highlight reel play. Give me a W over an L with 4 ESPN top 10 plays any day of the week.
Yeah. Why can't the supers sign superstar free agents like all the other small market teams?
To me, the whole "Spurs Way" saves us fans and the Front Office a whole lot of headache. It's not guaranteed but how many locker room issues have our guys had? How many guns have been pulled on each other? (Crittenton and Agent Zero). I prefer to save the drama and save the banging their heads against the wall trying to make Player X fit and go with someone maybe not as flashy or even talented that we can count on to get the job done the right way the first time
+1000000Yeah, let's become like everyone else and make it a player's team. I'm sure the city of San Antonio can lure the type of talent that the other top teams do. Or if not Kawhi can bring over his banana boat friends.
In the long run, maintaining the culture is the only thing that will keep us from becoming just another ty small-market team, idiots.
You mean the Duncan Way? Timmy ain't around no more...
People really losing their for a guy who couldn't get more than $13 million in guaranteed money over 3 years from Orlando.
Exactly, why is that got still here? He meeds to be banned.
Good Post raybies.
Minnesota and OKC found a way to build around their stars waaaaay better thru trades and signings. Meanwhile we're here handing out loyalty contracts and keeping unhappy mother ers who requested trades.
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