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You know things are going well when the spurs are turning the ball over the least out of any NBA team.
If Walton Buys Off Me comes in here and agrees, it will be validated.
You know things are going well when the spurs are turning the ball over the least out of any NBA team.
Sequ... you are the ultimate minimalist.
yeah the cav fans should know that, Cleveland plays in the East...
wtf? Is that a compliment or what? I've never been called a minimalist.
Oh, this is too easy.wtf? Is that a compliment or what? I've never been called a minimalist.
Well, when we play above .500 teams, we sweep them in the finals.
No, seriously... this team is bad azz. They are taking care of bizness. They might win 70 games.
And Tony Parker better start getting some Best Player in the NBA run, or I am going to be pissed.
70 wins ????
Parker as best player ???
You are suffering from delusions of granduer my friend
Check the scoreboard.
People forget about the new ball last year. Really effected his game and mentality last year. If I recall correctly, he came out of slump soon after the change in balls.
Spurs are defending champs and among the league leaders, yet are only playing at about 75% (at best) and are once again under the radar of league primadonnas Boston, Phoenix, and Dallas.
Just like clockwork. Timex ain't got nothing on this organization.
Like I've said before, you're only given a CHANCE to win every season. Anything can happen over the course of 8 months, and only one of thirty can go all the way. That being said, I would take this team's chances over any others in the league.
As for Finley, the situation doesn't particularly worry me. If the Spurs are playing .800 ball with their starting Shooting Guard chucking up 36%, then its the other teams that should really be worried if he manages to shake out of this slump. Talk about scary.
And if he doesn't break out of it and ends up being the last slump of his career, we've at least got a rotation that is focused primarily around Bruce and Manu, regardless of who starts. Barry is showing he's willing to do something with minutes provided this year, and could even be thrown into the starting rotation if we really needed a shakeup, so I don't see that situation as being dire for the time being.
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