The Spurs are really, really good

[Hooks]

The Spurs won't win anything with Bonner on the roster, he's been a major part of of Spurs big man rotation for years now, once the PO's come he becomes totally useless on offense and defense.

Others teams don't respect his 3pt shooting taking away his floor stretching ability affecting the entire offense, he routinely gets scored on, disrupts the offensive ball movement as well and teams aren't afraid to attack the rim when he's on the floor. It's Pop's fault for making him such a major piece in the regular season, ship his ass out like people have been saying for years and the team will adapt over time, even Blair contributed more than Bonner did against OKC.

[Stabula]

Mein Gott you guys missed the point of the OP. I'm pretty sure fans of teams like the Timberwolves or the Bucks would love to be us.

Hard to imagine being a fan of either of those teams. Must be depressing.

[Stabula]

It's funny how at pretty much the same time a "LMAO Spurs" thread and a "The Spurs are really, really good" thread started.

[G-Dawgg]

The Spurs ARE really good, but they are not good enough to get over the hump..... they came up short last season and haven't made any significant moves to add new players. Other teams teams like the Lakers, OKC and Miami Heat have gotten even better than last year. San Antonio has fallen behind.......

...read my sig below......

[therealtruth]

The Spurs won't win anything with Bonner on the roster, he's been a major part of of Spurs big man rotation for years now, once the PO's come he becomes totally useless on offense and defense.

Others teams don't respect his 3pt shooting taking away his floor stretching ability affecting the entire offense, he routinely gets scored on, disrupts the offensive ball movement as well and teams aren't afraid to attack the rim when he's on the floor. It's Pop's fault for making him such a major piece in the regular season, ship his ass out like people have been saying for years and the team will adapt over time, even Blair contributed more than Bonner did against OKC.

Everybody sees it but Pop and a few posters on this board. Hopefully he gets 10 min max during the regular season. Or Blair finally develops a jumpshot and he gets left out of the rotation all together.

[racm]

Stop acting as if the trade deadline has already happened. The roster will be the same come training camp, but as the season unfolds we'll see whether the Spurs make another midseason move.

This team was on an absolute tear after their last midseason moves, and remember when they brought back the 2006 core and won it all in 2007?

[DAF86]

Just a reminder, 'cause there seems to be too many debbie downers in here. This is a team that won 75% of its games last season and since getting all the current pieces toghether they were even better. They swept two teams in the playoffs and loss to a team that is great but (let's be honest) played a bit over their capacities (f.e: Ibaka going 55 for 55 or something like that, GTFO with that bull )

If the Spurs keep their pieces they will win close to 60 games even if they don't add an important player. Sure, it would be nice to switch Bonner for a player that has testicles but they're still good.

I know what you're thinking: "regular season champs", but you never know. One rival injury here, a Spurs' player stepping up there and you may find ourselves in an unexpected situation.

And even if these things don't happen, being regular season champs beats the out of being Mavs or Suns fans.