Nooooo! The spurs , i believe can still turn things around.
Just look at the Jets this year, they were pretty much out but got hot at the right time
Nooooo! The spurs , i believe can still turn things around.
Uh the Jets play football and they won the same championship that the Lions won this year.
I root for the Spurs to win every game. Period!!!!
this is the most ridiculous fvcking thread i've seen in a while
lock this .. let's seriously "raise the bar"
LOL, yeah getting a pick will help them out when Tim and so on are a year older, yeah thats the plan!!!! GET REAL they are going to make it and they need to turn it around soon. Missing the playoffs with this roster would just be pathetic, a JOKE.
timmeh is gonna beast. we are gonna have a treat!
Yeah, really defeatist. Spurs are working hard no doubt to find something that works and some fans are ready to throw the Spurs under the yeam bus.
too early for this guys... real spurs fans doesn't give up easily
If we don't make a move by the trade deadline and are hovering around the 6-8th seed...give me the slim chance at John Wall as opposed to scraping toward a sweep in the first round by a better team.
Winning championships aren't just great; they're intoxicating. I think the OP's ramblings is evidence of this. Furthermore, I think every team and every player should aspire to reach that point at some time in their history/career. That said, I also think there are numerous accomplishments other than rings that are honorable and (should be) thrilling to a fan, such as playoff appearances, all star appearances, and divisional les (to name a few).
Up until the 1999 championship, the Spurs were a franchise that were pretty consistently good but never great. Some fans may disagree, but I feel like the fact that Spurs have made the playoffs in 30 out of their 34 seasons in the NBA is one of the most impressive aspects about the franchise.
For this season, I still see the Spurs as a darkhorse contender, but I've surrendered the idea that the Spurs are one of the primary contenders for the championship. And you know what? This is still a great season. We've still got a shot, which is thrilling to follow and a lot more than many teams can say. We've had the opportunity to watch the growth of young guys like Hill and Blair who give me much more comfort about the Spurs future. Biggest of all, we've gotten to watch one of the game's greatest ever, Tim Duncan, steady trudge along doing his thing. I haven't always appreciated the fact that such a great athlete plays for my favorite team, but with likely only a season or two left of his dominance, I've got to enjoy it for what it is, because this is it.
To the OP and his supporters: Chill out and enjoy the game. You've had the opportunity to witness one of the greatest runs in the history of sports. You should absorb as much as you can, because later on we're going to be talking about how incredible the Duncan Spurs were for years.
no ! This team just needs to get its together. We have enough talent to trade or at the very least have a puncher's chance in the playoffs. As crappy as we've been playing our record is actually respectable and much better than it should be.
I agree, I'm not judging this season until after the rodeo road trip.
Terrible Post, you should be banned from ST.
how do you think we want to go loterry on Mr. duncans final years... we want to go championship baby, all the wayy....
GO SA!
tank tank tank!! I am actually waiting to see who tanks first? Rockets or Spurs lol
Usually the spurs don't win a le unless they struggle mightily in the regular season.
I don't ever recall them struggling this much, this late in the season...
I want the Spurs to finish on the 8th spot to go against the Fakers the 1st round
no. Timmy is playing great, you may not get many more years out of this, but milk it while you can.
I deserve myself the right to criticize, and crap on the Spurs/organization, but it is still my team and I will not give up on them.
If you root for the Spurs to fail your not a fan period. I wonder how many will be around when Duncan hangs them up and the window closes. Times thereafter will be rough.
As much as it hurt to lose to the Lakers and Mavericks in consecutive post-seasons, I'd never want the Spurs to tank or miss the playoffs. Do some people realize that the team could conceivably tie or surpass the '60's Boston Celtics and '80's Los Angeles Lakers with the most consecutive 50 win seasons and playoff appearances (someone please fact check)?? That is the sort of historical impact this organization and Tim Duncan has reached over the last 13th seasons.
The answer is: NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, and ask Pistons fans if they enjoy seeing their team fall into the abyss of a lottery-bound, bottom-feeder team???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...season_streaks
It is impossible to tie 22 continuous years of playoff appearances by the Nationals + 76ers (same franchise). But we are the active leaders, Tim Duncan = greatness
Let's get john wall guys
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