Beef History: "Ultimate Teammate (per Timmy D)" Stephen Jackon Vs "Best French Player yet" Tony Parker

[Amuseddaysleeper]

Horry was huge in that Detroit series. Nothing but love for that man. Saying Dream is better than Duncan is just his opinion after playing with both.

My #1 Spurs shot of all time

[tonight...you]

Where was Erin Barry on that line?

She was riding it.

[Tyronn Lue]

She was riding it.

Or snorting it

[Tyronn Lue]

No it wasn't.

You had an obstructed view, you missed it.

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You had an obstructed view, you missed it.

Then you shouldn't have a problem finding any number of articles citing the well-established freeze outs by Tony Parker.

[Tyronn Lue]

Then you shouldn't have a problem finding any number of articles citing the well-established freeze outs by Tony Parker.

No articles. I said it was known here, not that it was national news. Here's a decent take from 2018 about Tony. This was pretty neutral but still relevant to my point.

Parker is the Spurs best PG for sure. My issue with him was his court vision. For all his other abilities that is something that he never became elite at. He had the mid range jumper , the ability to finish etc. But running fast breaks and not always seeing open teammates never set right with me. Especially considering my favorite player is John Stockton, and I grew up watching the spurs with Avery. I would watch other top point guards during TPs hey day and wouldn't see their teammates jump up and down that there open. It was most apparent when Jefferson got here. RJ was used to getting lobs etc.....but when he got here I remember Parker trying to adjust his one man break to a more magic/Stockton break with guys running with him. To his credit he tried but it was uncomfortable. Parker deserves ALL the respect/praise for playing through injury and being loyal and being a leader by word and by example. When he comes to town he better get a standing ovation especially when you consider the nonsense that we dealt with the past season.

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No articles. I said it was known here, not that it was national news. Here's a decent take from 2018 about Tony. This was pretty neutral but still relevant to my point.

[Tyronn Lue]

You don't have to agree. The concept of Tony not being a willing passer is well do ented. That doesn't make it true but it does mean it's been around here for a while.

[spursparker9]

SJax should off tbh

He thinking he is relevant is

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You don't have to agree. The concept of Tony not being a willing passer is well do ented. That doesn't make it true but it does mean it's been around here for a while.

So well do ented, you were able find a fragment of a post from someone I've never heard of to support your case. Hence the . Very well deserved.

[Tyronn Lue]

So well do ented, you were able find a fragment of a post from someone I've never heard of to support your case. Hence the . Very well deserved.

I agree its painful to watch when someone else has a hot hand and parker ignores them.

Yeah thats what tony thought when he said.. lamarcus and kawhi in the fourth and decided to heroball.


Both player didnt touch the ball for six minutes

I have always had a love/hate relationship about Tony. This last year it's been mostly hate. The hero ball has got to stop and he says it will be Kawhi's team yet he consistently fails to get him more touches in the offense and starts playing hero and hog the ball like if he's still in his prime. He's such a a soft Frenchie. I was pissed when he ran down a fast break and Green was in the corner waiting for the ball and he decides to take it to the basket himself with two defenders on him. Needless to say, missed basket and a turnover was the result, I was livid...

Parker getting overconfident. Just pass the ball, dude.

The ball movement just ing dies with Enrique out there.

Like I said, your view is obstructed by Parker's nutsack

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Like I said, your view is obstructed by Parker's nutsack

Well do ented. From Spurstalk posts. What an incredible journalist you would be.

Also, still

[spurraider21]

OV really going to pretend Enrique wasn't a thing?

[exstatic]

The “ultimate teammate” comment was from Jack’s first stint in SA,long before he ed Amy Duncan.

[Tyronn Lue]

Well do ented. From Spurstalk posts. What an incredible journalist you would be.

Also, still

You're not even responding to what you quoted. "The concept of Tony not being a willing passer is well do ented. That doesn't make it true but it does mean it's been around here for a while."
The quotes I posted illustrate it has been a concept here for a long time, that Tony is not a willing passer. What exactly are you disagreeing with?