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    Mahinmi in ? picnroll's Avatar
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    Who'll eat mre crow this year? timvp for Elson or TPark for Beno. I'll guess timvp simply because TPark would never admit he was wrong.

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    Who'll eat mre crow this year? timvp for Elson or TPark for Beno. I'll guess timvp simply because TPark would never admit he was wrong.

    For the Spurs sake, I hope both guys are served up equal portions.

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    i hope that Beno will be traded, because i think it's a never ending story.
    Beno is still young, he can improve his at ude/work ethic.
    Trading beno just to trade Beno is stupid : He is a young players with upside and a cheap contract, there is no reason to trade him for scrubs.

    they would be a logical trade partner 1 for 2 (like Beno for Marshall+Greene)
    Greene and Marshall are scrubs.
    If Spurs want a player like Marshall, they can sign Ebi.

    What did you guys think about Beno playing the two guard?

    I still want Beno to be the back up point guard- but I enjoyed him playing that position as well.

    He was great all around.
    Beno is back.

    Spurs still have a lot of players to play SG (Ginobili, Finley and Barry). I will rather give the SG playtime to them. But if one of them is injured or if Barry is traded, Beno at SG can work well in certains matchups.

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    when Beno first played euroleague with Olympia at 18, he looked like one of the greatest playmaking talents in Europe.
    when he joined Maccabi at 20, he was out of shape for the whole season.
    when Maccabi signed Jasikevicius the next year, Beno (then 21) didn't rave about the chance to play alongside the best player in Europe theses days, he wanted to leave the team and did everything to get out of Tel Aviv.
    when he ended up in Russia (and when contract/salary problems whatever, were reported, Beno immediatly got injured, went to Italy and didn't return)
    Except for the first sentence, you got it ALL wrong! Terribly WRONG!

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    Except for the first sentence, you got it ALL wrong! Terribly WRONG!
    No heīs not. He is Benosī father, so he should know all that stuff and you are just his good friend so you donīt know .

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    I think I missed something.

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    No heīs not. He is Benosī father, so he should know all that stuff and you are just his good friend so you donīt know .
    is he really beno's father?

    i really dont get why you guys thrash beno. ive always thought he was good enough to be a possible starter on other teams. plus i like the way the ball moves when he is on the floor. and he knows how to play without the ball. he can also shoot and finish around the hoop. he just never gets the chance to show himself like that because his mistakes get magnified by ppl. if he gets consistent minutes, there will be consistent results. imagine if manu got benched everytime he turned over the ball before he became a star...

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    Vaughn showed me as much as Beno did. Beno had a bit more flash, and had a few highlight film plays. Jacque was solid. Jacque looked much more comfortable running the offense than Beno did. I agree the Udrih is the Spurs future at backup (maybe even solid tradebait the more he improves?), but I think Pop will make a situational decision from game to game, from quarter to quarter.

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