I'd be happy if Tony went to LA

[JPB]

With Tony and Eva building a home next to Tim in San Antonio and Eva/Tony saying they want to have a few babies, who knows if she will even be in Hollywood when Tony's contract is up in four years.

Anyway, Spurs fans are weird. I've never seen so much planning about what's going to happen four years from now and I don't get why people are quick to shuffle Tony out the door. He's gotten so much better year to year that by 2011 he could be a player that is so good you'd never want to trade him. And the Spurs could have an awesome big man by then and the whole cycle of winning keep going.

Enjoy these times Spurs fans and stop sitting around planning for the 2011-12 season of destruction

[J.T.]

I've never seen so much planning about what's going to happen four years from now and I don't get why people are quick to shuffle Tony out the door. He's gotten so much better year to year that by 2011 he could be a player that is so good you'd never want to trade him.

QFT

Soon we'll all be laughing that the Spurs tried to sign Jason Kidd because they didn't think Tony was ready. , I'm laughing about that now.

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

...After his remaining three years are done here. He has done a lot for this city but I wouldn't mind trading him before the end of his contract and getting a quality PG + some picks in return.

Why? Because going to a large market team would only help his career. He would already be a legend here (esp. if he helped us win 2 more championships). He would get the chance to become a superstar (or at least be viewed as one) in LA.

Why not? Because we would be greedy to hold onto him and might as well sell high while he is in his prime and we can get some good trade value for him. He will want to leave anyway (when TD retires), and by '09 I guarantee the writing will be on the wall.

My take:

Spurs should explore trade possibilities toward the beginning of Tony's last year in SA -- to obtain a young, talented PG + some 1st rounders in return.

This move will ensure the uninhibited development of TP's career, be good for France and the NBA. It will make the Spurs look like good people, even while they reload for some more winning in the post-Big-Three era.

Maybe we could send Tim up to New York as well

Stupid post. Make the Spurs look like good people? WTF is that? They're already considered good people, now you want them to be a charity for the rest of the league?

Hey, Cleveland needs a two guard, maybe we could send Manu out to them for some nachos and a beer to be named later...

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

d. What ties all these together in one scenario is the fact that TP is now married to a budding actress whose career would be best suited to develop in Hollywood, and the TP we are talking about is already nicknamed "Hollywood" by his teammates. He would be ready to leave SA for the big show.

What ties this together is the absurdity of you planning a trade of a guy three years from now based on assumption that he's still married to Eva at that point.

Name the last 'Hollywood' high profile wedding that didn't result in a divorce in a short period of time.

So his teammates are calling him Hollywood, bfd. Everyone on the Spurs calls Tim 'Merlin', I don't see him moving to Vegas to star in a magic show.

How old are you, 12?

[samikeyp]

Screw that.

Spur por vida

[jay014]

...After his remaining three years are done here. He has done a lot for this city but I wouldn't mind trading him before the end of his contract and getting a quality PG + some picks in return.

Why? Because going to a large market team would only help his career. He would already be a legend here (esp. if he helped us win 2 more championships). He would get the chance to become a superstar (or at least be viewed as one) in LA.

Why not? Because we would be greedy to hold onto him and might as well sell high while he is in his prime and we can get some good trade value for him. He will want to leave anyway (when TD retires), and by '09 I guarantee the writing will be on the wall.

My take:

Spurs should explore trade possibilities toward the beginning of Tony's last year in SA -- to obtain a young, talented PG + some 1st rounders in return.

This move will ensure the uninhibited development of TP's career, be good for France and the NBA. It will make the Spurs look like good people, even while they reload for some more winning in the post-Big-Three era.

I'D BE HAPPY IF YOU WENT TO L.A.

[clubalien]

rebound to ian, and off to tony... tony running ian trailing dunk for 2

the french connection
the future for the spurs is very bright

[clubalien]

With Tony and Eva building a home next to Tim in San Antonio and Eva/Tony saying they want to have a few babies, who knows if she will even be in Hollywood when Tony's contract is up in four years.

Anyway, Spurs fans are weird. I've never seen so much planning about what's going to happen four years from now and I don't get why people are quick to shuffle Tony out the door.

Enjoy these times Spurs fans and stop sitting around planning for the 2011-12 season of destruction

spurs fans are recting to tim is getting older

were lucky to have tim after david

if you don't plan you go from chapionsip bullls to lottery team

we don't want to be boston

[justanotherspursfan]

Frenchy can drive.

[Spurs Dynasty 21]

...After his remaining three years are done here. He has done a lot for this city but I wouldn't mind trading him before the end of his contract and getting a quality PG + some picks in return.

Why? Because going to a large market team would only help his career. He would already be a legend here (esp. if he helped us win 2 more championships). He would get the chance to become a superstar (or at least be viewed as one) in LA.

Why not? Because we would be greedy to hold onto him and might as well sell high while he is in his prime and we can get some good trade value for him. He will want to leave anyway (when TD retires), and by '09 I guarantee the writing will be on the wall.

My take:

Spurs should explore trade possibilities toward the beginning of Tony's last year in SA -- to obtain a young, talented PG + some 1st rounders in return.

This move will ensure the uninhibited development of TP's career, be good for France and the NBA. It will make the Spurs look like good people, even while they reload for some more winning in the post-Big-Three era.

c/s this 100%



trade him with an 1-2 years left, get an All Star big man or PG in return



he's going to leave SA when his tim ei sup