Washington Post: Scola trade a blunder by Spurs

[Koolaid_Man]

Sorry if this has already been posted, here's a snippet:

"San Antonio's braintrust of R.C. Buford and Gregg Popovich has produced the NBA's model franchise and four championships in the past eight years, so I don't know if it's right for me to doubt it.
The Spurs don't make too many mistakes. The only major blunder I can think of was 2003, when they drafted Leandro Barbosa, the reigning sixth-man of the year, for the Phoenix Suns and passed on Josh Howard, 2007 all-star, in the process (It hasn't hurt too much since they've won two NBA championships since then).

However, after watching Luis Scola playing for Argentina the past week and a half, I am completely stunned that the Spurs traded him -- for little more than cap room -- and to division rival Houston at that."

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/wizar...rom_vegas.html

they're ok...anytime a player his size let's a guard do this then trust me they made the right decision.

[MmP]

Derek always classy...
Scola floped of course, but he got him out the game for that.

[Indazone]

This has potential to be the biggest FA blunder of the last 10 years for the Spurs organization.


Let's hope it doesn't come to that.

It came to that