Buck Harvey: The Kings recover just in time — and Duncan does, too

[ploto]

"Another vision of the past came from teammates. They didn't keep up. Outside of Rasho Nesterovic and Beno Udrih, Duncan was mostly by himself in the first half."


http://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/c...s.398a64e.html

[ashbeeigh]

"Slovenia's bilateral relations with its neighbors are generally harmonious and cooperative. However, there remain a few unresolved disputes with Croatia related to the succession of the former Yugoslavia, including demarcation of their common border. In addition, unlike the other successor states of the former Yugoslavia, Slovenia did not normalize relations with the "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia" (Serbia and Montenegro) until after the passing from power of Slobodan Miloševiæ (although the Slovenes did open a representative office in Podgorica to work with Montenegrin President Milo Ðukanoviæ's government)."

Link

And that's Croatia and Slovenia for an American.

[v2freak]

Well the article is very good...Duncan's back everyone!

[MannyIsGod]

The Spurs have never believed any of it, even as Duncan went through a series of 14-point scoring nights this season. They say his foot is not a problem now, nor is his age.

They say it's still about the mysterious doubt inside of him, and they point to last year as an example. Then he wobbled worse, returning from a severely sprained ankle, and he struggled in the opener against Denver.

Last night at Kori's I got my head bitten off because I said I wish Duncan has what some other players around this leauge have. Mainly the bravado you see from players like Kobe, Shaq, and AI.

I don't know how anyone can't see how Duncan just doesn't force the issue the way some players do. He doens't have the desire that others show unless he gets extremely angry. Its a shame, because as great as he is it would put him in a totaly different leauge.

Even members of his own organization see it. I love Tim, but I do wish he had that in him.

[samikeyp]

I get what you are saying (I heard today about the debate you and GMoore had )

but I believe that Tim just does it differently. He is not as demonstrative as others but that is not a sign of less talent. He is never going to be a screamer or yeller but not being a yeller does not mean he is a worse player than AI, Shaq, et. I would like to see him call for the ball more though. I think at times he is almost too unselfish.

[T Park]

Last night at Kori's I got my head bitten off because I said I wish Duncan has what some other players around this leauge have. Mainly the bravado you see from players like Kobe, Shaq, and AI.

I don't know how anyone can't see how Duncan just doesn't force the issue the way some players do. He doens't have the desire that others show unless he gets extremely angry. Its a shame, because as great as he is it would put him in a totaly different leauge.

Even members of his own organization see it. I love Tim, but I do wish he had that in him

I think D Rob had the same problem.


Its a shame.

Duncan could've gone for 40 last night if he had that bravado.

Guys like him and Robinson just dont "have it"

[E20]

Stop the presses.