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Yes most big men were a shadow of themselves by the time they reached thirty, guys like Karl Malone, Hakeem, Jabbar, Moses Malone, etc.. I wonder why these guys didn't just hang it up when they reached that 30 milestone.
You have obviously never been south of the border.
Yes most big men were a shadow of themselves by the time they reached thirty, guys like Karl Malone, Hakeem, Jabbar, Moses Malone, etc.. I wonder why these guys didn't just hang it up when they reached that 30 milestone.
I have been all over south of the border but this stuff is from just north of the Texas border. Anyway, I've been on here too long, time to see if there is any pre-game stuff on TV.
i don't know, probably had something to do with *chronic* health...i'm done with defensive spurs fans for now, you can't say anything about poor wittle timmy on this board without the mother hens coming to his defense
You'd have a point . . . . well, if you had a point. Tim doesn't have some sort of "chronic" health problems. He stepped on feet at 3 different points of last season and suffered sprained ankles each time. That's nothing about his body breaking down, it's a matter of coincidence. He's been injured this year, sure, but that's hardly indicative of a player who is breaking down physically. There are plenty of players who suffer through an injury-riddled season and come back strong.
You might be right, but for now, there's really no evidence of any sort of "chronic" injuries that would suggest that he's over the hill or going to struggle with health from here on out. I think there is a hope among the fans of the Spurs' rivals that such a thing will come to pass, but hope isn't proof.
^^ Well said
Has nothing to do with defending "poor wittle timmy". Has everything to do with making fun of a dumb post. I guess Dirk's "chronic injury" ankles mean he's spiraling downward too.
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