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Now that the Spurs have signed both Splitter and Pendergraph, it appears that it's time for the Blazers to simply "let it go, looks like another love T.K.O."He was the real deal!
this, tbhHe did look pretty good the two or three times I saw him play. Spurs can pick him up and use him as the 'McDyess replacement' next year. Not gonna happen, but it would be a great 'screw you too' to the Blazers if it did and he panned out for us.
Now that the Spurs have signed both Splitter and Pendergraph, it appears that it's time for the Blazers to simply "let it go, looks like another love T.K.O."He was the real deal!
That is all...
nice lolHe did look pretty good the two or three times I saw him play. Spurs can pick him up and use him as the 'McDyess replacement' next year. Not gonna happen, but it would be a great 'screw you too' to the Blazers if it did and he panned out for us.
BTW, nice bump Bruno.
portland: where great potential ends up in the OR!!!!
if i were a draft prospect, i would try any means necessary to make sure i didn't end up on that team. If I am Lillard, I get the out of there the minute my rookie contract is done.....before the curse of the brokedown knee gets him too.
About to crash like teddy pendergrass, mama said a hard head make a tender ass
I remember Pendergraph in his first year in Portland. He had solid games against the Spurs and was making a name and case for himself in the league. Unfortunately, he suffered the Blazer curse and injured his knee. Not sure he has shown the same promise since, but the Spurs are surely betting they can retap what he did earlier in his career.
I've lived in Eugene my entire life, I hate watching Spurs game on the Blazers network. I've never heard bigger whiners about officiating on any sports network. They seriously sometimes act as if Duncan is only good because of reffing help.
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