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Yeah a falafel is a good bet. Best I've had are in NYC. However he might be on a 'when in Rome...' mood. Probably the only place I'd order a hot dog. He does indeed look like he's dropped a few pounds getting in shape for a shocker of a season.
Yeah a falafel is a good bet. Best I've had are in NYC. However he might be on a 'when in Rome...' mood. Probably the only place I'd order a hot dog. He does indeed look like he's dropped a few pounds getting in shape for a shocker of a season.
I keep reading the schedule!
Just amusing myself with these videos.........
Spurs Offense will DEFINITELY have an upgrade with the addition of PAU GASOL!
but how about the defense?? mixed reactions in the web about this, analysts differing
we shall find out soon enough
The defense will drop from record setting best in the NBA to an embarrassing top 5. I know, completely unacceptable to the coaches here.
Think we will improve offensively and will drop from #1 but nothing crazy. It's our culture- Pop will make sure everyone is all in. Thanks for the videos! Tomorrows game Manu vs Pau will be fun to watch!
Sounds about right...
Per Marc Stein on Twitter:
"The San Antonio Spurs are indeed working on trying to bring rugged Argentinean guard Nicolas Laprovittola to the NBA, league sources say"
Does the D-League count as the NBA?
Thanks for the appreciation man!
Kudos!
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Thanks for the appreciation man!
Kudos!
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Watch him, he is NOT afraid of physical contact.....
He says Utah will waive Marshall. Philly is mulling whether to keep or waive Pleiss. The trade was a salary dump.
Spurs have some deadly shooters this time around!
Patty Mills is the resident bomber of our bench, and he is in good form right now:
LOL!!!!!!
And, lest we forget, we got another bomber in Davis Bertans:
Latvian sharpshooter is pretty good, huh!
And now, we add Nicolas the pure point guard who can shoot this:
Conclusion: The Spurs bench this year CAN SHOOT! Yes!
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The #Spurs had 69% roster continuity last year, their first season under 75 since 2009-10
I hope you don't mind, I will bump this every time crazy trade discussions pop up.
The #Spurs had 69% roster continuity last year, their first season under 75 since 2009-10
Though they will undoubtedly lose some talent yet again bc the market is inflating salaries to that extent.
OKC just picked up Joffrey Lauvergne for two protected future second round picks. He's only making $1.7M this year, and will be RFA next season with a salary of $2.1M. That would have been a GREAT pickup for the Spurs. He would be a solid contributor now, and he's still got upside. He would have been a HUGE upgrade over LJC.
Thats a steal by okc. Joeffrey has skills. He is more athletic than he appears. Nice trade by okc.
But... But... But... We are obligated to carry LJC.
Might have been a better pick up than Lee too and I hope I am wrong about Lee, bc he's in the Spurs right now so there is no point in me rooting against the man when he will end up playing no matter what.
Instead LJC is probably only scheduled for some garbage time early in the season and a whole lot of dleague, not a guy they are counting on this season.
Left me scratching my head. How many centers do they have now? They got Sabonis in the draft. They pick this guy up. They still have Adams and Kanter. They have Collison and McGary who are forwards, but more like centers who can't spread the floor. That's 6 white guys and the only one who can shoot is Kanter!
Mcgary has to be on his way out now that joffrey is in the mix. Otherwise, the roster balace is an issue. I guess it signals they are giving up on him like with cole aldrich a few years ago.
A sabonis, kanter, adams, joffrey. Rotation is pretty damn solid. Sabonis is going to be a solid addition.
Thunder finish in the top 4 in the west imo and westbrook gets an mvp trophy.
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