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    Phil Jackson doesn't have confidence in his frontline and they're coming off back to back les. LA beat Boston because the Celtics couldn't grab an important rebound. I'll buy that. But LA also won because nobody guarded Rondo on the perimeter and Rondo couldn't hit a shot to save his life. Parker is a much better shooter and scorer than Rondo and has flashed a bit of 3 point range. He doesn't have to make the 3 a huge part of his game, just make enough of them to cause LA to play over the top on screens instead of packing the lane.

    Right now the Spurs and Lakers frontlines are in a similar situation. But the Spurs group of guards will really determine if they can beat LA.

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    99 le: Duncan/Drob
    03 le: Duncan/Drob
    05 le: Duncan/Nazr
    07 le: Duncan/Oberto

    11 le: Duncan/6ft 7inch Blair? give me a ing break
    Since when has DUNCAN even been 7ft? Where'd this troll come from?

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    Popovich will not let Splitter rot on the bench all year. The road trip and schedule will force Popovich to play Splitter. Spurs only have 5 big man, and two of whom are two old to play extended minutes at the end of the season.

    The difference between the Spurs and Phoenix, is Duncan,Mcdyess,Ginobili,Parker,Hill, and Splitter are better defensively than everyone on the Suns except Marion.

    The spurs have the experience from Duncan,Ginobili,Parker,and Mcdyess to preach to their teammates that not playing defense will not be allowed towards the stretch run and in the playoffs.

    The Spurs are nowhere near as bad defensively as the Suns were. Our offense could be deadlier tho, because the Suns were one dimensional because everything ran through Nash..

    Spurs have more playmakers. They are older, but that can be negated by the amount of championship experience they have. Compared to 0 experience from those Suns. The Suns definitely could have won a le, if it wasn't for the Spurs so, I wouldn't say a comparison is completely negative. The suns might have been one robert horry foul from winning that year.

    ... just my thoughts tho.... you dont have to agree..

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    what the pho is wrong with you OP?

    size helps, but it isn't everything.

    dirk, dampier, and diop couldn't get anything done. yao and scola haven't done anything. d12 and gortat are dangerous pretenders.

    some people reveal their "genius" when they just talk. come on sons. get smarter.

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    First, the Spurs became the Dallas Mavericks, then the Phoenix Suns. I can't wait for the Golden State Warriors.

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    Remarkably stupid thread based on a premise that can be completely blown up by even a cursory reference to the facts.

    Could prove somewhat useful as a means to identify those dumb enough to buy this crap.

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    This, without a doubt is the strongest post in this thread. We can close it out now.

    PHO-Real though.

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    This, without a doubt is the strongest post in this thread. We can close it out now.

    PHO-Real though.
    I don't get that post.

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    During the glory years with the Suns (Nash/Amare/Marion), they were great in the regular season scoring at ease. Come playoff time though they got exposed for having no big men and no legit rebounding. Spurs have Duncan, who is sadly a s of himself, and no other legit 7fter. Pop will make Splitter rot on the bench this season, we all know that. If we get in a playoff series with the Lakers we will get destroyed by there height. I even think the Mavs would beat us in 5 with there THREE 7ft big men.


    Only having 1 big man playing will work during the regular season when teams are playing different teams every night and have trouble adjusting, but like the Suns, we will get exposed in the playoffs by a team with bigs.
    Wow . . . where do I start?

    These Spurs are nothing like those Suns. The Spurs are 7th in the league in defensive efficiency and are actually playing the highest level of sustained defense they've played in roughly two and a half years. This is with Duncan playing under 30 mpg, Splitter being used sparingly, McDyess being used only slightly more than sparingly at the moment and with Anderson (who showed early defensive promise) injured.

    The Suns had no legit big men or rebounding, but the Spurs do. The Spurs have the third best all around big man in the game and three of the better rebounders in the game. They've also got two post players longer than any that were ever in the Suns rotation (save for the year they had Hunter and the year they had O'Neal in the playoffs).

    The Mavs have two true big men, both are role players and because of their limitations, can't play together. Nowitzki might as well be 6-7.

    And the Spurs centers aren't "6-9 and 6-7", they're 6-11 and 6-11 (presuming Splitter eventually becomes a rotation player). I keep hearing about the Spurs needing a "legit center". Wake up. Duncan is strictly a center at this point in his career and save for Howard, there isn't a better full-time center in the league.

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    It pains me to say this, but Basketball Power is the new Farve, from Supertroopers.

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    think about it, our centers are 6ft 9inches and 6ft 7inches, and no one sees a problem? LMAO
    Duncan is our center. So I don't see the problem.

    Our perimeter defense is awesome, and we're forcing turnovers. Things could be better, but I'm glad to see that the Spurs are less focused on defensive rotations and more on imposing pressure on the opposition.

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    During the glory years with the Suns (Nash/Amare/Marion), they were great in the regular season scoring at ease. Come playoff time though they got exposed for having no big men and no legit rebounding. Spurs have Duncan, who is sadly a s of himself, and no other legit 7fter. Pop will make Splitter rot on the bench this season, we all know that. If we get in a playoff series with the Lakers we will get destroyed by there height. I even think the Mavs would beat us in 5 with there THREE 7ft big men.


    Only having 1 big man playing will work during the regular season when teams are playing different teams every night and have trouble adjusting, but like the Suns, we will get exposed in the playoffs by a team with bigs.
    Size can be a legit concern but,.......this thread mostly has to do with if's, buts, & what hasn't happened. Terrible comparison.

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    The Spurs are who we think they are, the Spurs

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    spurs beat the suns

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    Working on that past count, ey?

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    This looks delicious.

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    should we be expecting the ratings championship coming our way anytime soon?

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    Working on that past count, ey?
    Eh, not really. Just felt it in the moment. Stupid thread is all.

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    Working on that past count, ey?
    But just so you can say I did.

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    The Suns problem wasn't height, it was the fact that they played no defense at all, whatsoever.

    The Suns problem was that their PF was Amare, who was a big man who didn't rebound or play defense.

    The Suns problem was that their PG was Steve Nash, who couldn't play defense or guard quicker guards.

    The Suns problem wasn't their height.

    The Celtics won a le with Garnett and a 6'8 Glen Davis.

    The Heat won a le with Shaq and a 6'9 Mourning.

    The Spurs won with Duncan and Fab.

    You're entire argument is predicated on a falsehood you created for the state of creating an argument.

    You need to just pretend like you didn't start this thread and move on.

    And Dallas won with a 7ft Dirk...oh wait they didn't win....bahahahaaa Losers

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