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The troika. All of them really got up to another gear in this series.
Timmay!!!!!!!!!
The troika. All of them really got up to another gear in this series.
Duncan all the way.
Particualry, who was the X-factor of the series. MVP could be any of the big three, but the x-factor can be picked among the remaining 9.
Oberto with Finley coming in second.
He's always hacked. Every game, every night. It comes with the territory.
In this series the box scores show turnovers, lots of them, next to his name.
It's bs to me, most of them were hacks that weren't called.
So, people will knock his performance based on those box scores. I watch the games, I don't give a about the box scores.
Duncan is this team's MVP.
Always.
The whole TEAM
Duncan is having his best post season ever IMO.
Tony is all of a sudden turning into a Superstar with every passing game...he's hitting shots he's never hit before, he's being more agressive throughout than he's ever been before.
Td.
why you just check scoring? isn't EFFICIENCY a more complete stat?
In efficiency, Manu is clearly ahead Tony, having far less minutes, and that's not counting intangibles, where Manu steals the show.
Tony + manu Co-Mvps
this was duncan's weakes series this year
Beno. Nobody warms the bench with more style.
If the big 3 play the same but Oberto puts in his usual regular season performance, this series is still going. I've never seen one player single handedly reverse a clear disadvantage for his team the way Oberto reversed our rebounding problems against Utah. He was absolutely huge.
the 3 have been amazing.
but gotta go with DUNCAN!
Timmy
Fab
co-MVPs
TP and TD
Duncan
Duncan. He's so good it's ridiculous.
I lean towards Manu, if for no other reason, for all the punishment he repeatedly ran into in pivotal game 4.
Okur
tim fuc*ing duncan.
no one else comes close
would we have won this serie without Tony?
would we have won this serie without Manu?
would we have won this serie without Timmy?
TD's the MVP without discussion possible
TD. His worst game resulted in a Spurs loss and a bad game for other Spurs players - not a coincidence
MVP? You expect TD to excel in all phases of the game. You expect TP to be agressive and shoot well. You expect Manu to be Manu. All three played within their talents and about at their high average range in the stats.
But Oberto provided a lot more than anyone expected on defense and offense. Without him we're not as good and the Big Three have to play way over their averages. Oberto was the MVP.
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