Tim really need to step up soon...hes the leader of the team...should be the one carrying them through tough times. Manu and Parker did their job in the past 2 weeks but timmy didn't
Uncalled for.
If it's meant to be funny you missed.
Tim really need to step up soon...hes the leader of the team...should be the one carrying them through tough times. Manu and Parker did their job in the past 2 weeks but timmy didn't
no it's meant for all these "spurs fans" stop ing about the greatest player ever to wear a spur uniform.
sorry for all you true fans that found it offensive
Only two free throws for Duncan tonight and he gets hit by cheap shot Posey going in for a layup with no foul called. The officials bail out Paul Pierce and hit Duncan for a foul when the Spurs should have had a three point lead and the ball with a little over of minute left.
I am sick and tired of Duncan being treated like an F'in punk by the A-Hole officials. It's getting nothing but worse lately.
I wish Tim would throw an errant elbow and put an opponent in the hospital at this point to get things going.
roflmao at the remark about last years team leading by tp
ahahahahah
This is a good question; he needs to demand the ball. 2 FTA and 8 shot attempts won't cut it, unless he grabs 22 rebounds, blocks 6 shots and dishes 7 assists to match this low point production.
And do what with the ball when he's double and triple teamed?
I agree he needs to be aggressive.
I agree that he needs to take (and make) more shots.
But the Celtics swarmed him. What could he do besides pass?
The offense has regressed to everyone standing around watching Manu make a play
The Spurs offense looked really horrible down the stretch. Credit Boston for tough defense and cutting off passing lanes, but a large part of that is the Spurs fault as well. Manu was initiating the offense from almost half court (with the shot clock winding down) on a lot of possessions down the stretch. And this isn's something that is happening only against the Celtics.
Before people get started, I don't think this is Manu's fault at all. The offense is just so out of synch. It just looks like when the ball is passed out of the double team, the receiver (often Bowen or Finley) get chased off their shot and then lose the advantage they had when they caught the ball by taking a few weak dribbles and then passing it back to Tony or Manu. The defense is catching up and then we are back to the beginning with Tony or Manu catching the ball way behind the three point arc with little time to make a play. I don't know if this is age or confidence or lack of cohesion, but I'm pretty worried.
In the past, when the Spurs lost, they were still getting good looks on offense and forcing tough looks at the other end. Lately, that's been
reversed. I wouldn't ever count out this team, but they need to turn it around soon. I just hope that this is a fixable problem and not age catching up to them (not so) suddenly. Hopefully, the few days off will help.
If TD plays like he knows the spurs can't be beaten in a series. I agree with your assessment of people just watching what manu is going to do.
Im sorry if I meant to hate on Tony, but TD's games have been on a big decline since Tony came back to the team. TD and Manu play well together, but Tony this year makes it three a crowd.
Well I'd start off by fighting for position closer than 15 feet away from the basket. If people are fronting him and trying to double him without the ball, surely players have just got to be open. There were too many possessions where Duncan didn't even touch the ball. Demanding the ball is step one, getting closer to the basket is step two and passing to open shooters is step three.
Don't get me wrong, Duncan is my favorite player - just look at my avatar. But he needs to really step it up. The blame and praise falls on him.
Tim is faced with a huge problem with HIS team.
We'll see if he will step up to problem, DO HIS JOB, and fix it, and damn fast.
We aren't in early December/January anymore, Tim.
Tim: Why, is it April already? Wake me up when its playoff time.
Wow whoever started this thread made me laugh...
specially when talking about grammar...
TD's stas in sucks mode are superior to an average player, at this point he should be thinking in playoffs. Keep calm he will be there leading the team (I hope so).
We all know duncan228 speaks the truth.
People just need to calm down and realize that Duncan will bring it. He will not let this team lose. Remember, the regular season is not the playoffs.
First he has to make sure there is playoffs for him this year. The current free falling does not do any good for this kind of arguments
Timmy will be fine
I think he's in Duncan228's bed
Well, hopefully Duncan gets more than 8 shots in the next game, but I think we have to credit Boston's defense for that too.
Let's not go there lefty.
Duncan will be fine.
Are you serious? Tim scored 19.58ppg until Tony's return. Since, he's scored 19.53 pts. This team is gonna be in serious trouble if they consider Tony as making a crowd. We need Tony. When healthy, he wreaks so much havoc on the other teams' game plan that they are almost always forced to adjust.
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