Enrique

[apalisoc_9]

Oh look just like I said... Abaka returned, Enrique struggled and suddenly his sore asscheek started acting up. How convenient.

[Hoops Czar]

So you're telling FKLA

Parker can't score with a shot blocker in the vicinity?

And Kawhi is a great player when he gets the ball?

14 Points with 7 shots and 7 boards ..if only Parker allowed Kawhi to blossom

17 Points and 11 boards to close the series without Parker and the best defensive play in the playoffs history..

Hoops just ted on himself.

If you can't in the toilet, wear pampers yo..

So what you're saying is what most sane people have been saying for awhile now. In order for Kawhi to be great, he needs to be surrounded by great players. Well said!! I could have said it better but now, I don't have to.

[apalisoc_9]

So what you're saying is what most sane people have been saying for awhile now. In order for Kawhi to be great, he needs to be surrounded by great players. Well said!!

Kawhi blossomed after the spurs best PG ever got injured..

Hoops

[Hoops Czar]

Kawhi blossomed after the spurs best PG ever got injured..

Hoops

Oh, it's all Parker's fault per par. Somebody's got to be the scapegoat. That Parker, such a frivolous panty waste.

[FkLA]

Oh look just like I said... Abaka returned, Enrique struggled and suddenly his sore asscheek started acting up. How convenient.

[apalisoc_9]

Oh, it's all Parker's fault per par. Somebody's got to be the scapegoat.

That wasn't the point you were trying to make, tbh.

You said Kawhi is only good with Great players around him. I showed why and how that's not true

and now you're defecting

[Hoops Czar]

That wasn't the point you were trying to make, tbh.

You said Kawhi is only good with Great players around him. I showed why and how that's not true

and now you're defecting

I was replying to your post that stated:

Kawhi blossomed after the spurs best PG ever got injured.

I didn't realize you were talking about Patty. My bad and LOL.

[apalisoc_9]

I was replying to your post that stated:


I didn't realize you were talking about Patty. My bad and LOL.

Because that wasn't even the conversation to begin with..

You've already embarrassed yourself with your own facts tbh.

and proved my points with your own facts and stats

[itzsoweezee]

If Parker comes back from his second mid season vacation in two years, playing like a puss, again, I''ll be on the trade Parker bandwagon. All these other guys are playing their hearts out, while Tony is either sitting on the bench or running through the motions in the game.

[Hoops Czar]

Because that wasn't even the conversation to begin with..

You've already embarrassed yourself with your own facts tbh.

and proved my points with your own facts and stats

You have no point.

You steered the conversation, not me. Facts are facts whether you choose to believe them or not. Shawn mar... excuse me, Kawhi Leonard needs play makers around him to make him look good. You're right. They don't have to be stars but, they have to draw attention away from the defense so Kawhi can do his thanggg. That's when Leonard isn't complaining of blurry vision, sore hands or tooth aches.

[TheGreatYacht]

Sore hands & tooth aches

[ElNono]

Oh look just like I said... Abaka returned, Enrique struggled and suddenly his sore asscheek started acting up. How convenient.

makes sense, tbh... not making excuses for him, but when you have a shot blocker, you have to play and finish quicker... that puts a bigger strain in the hammy...

I dunno, just trying to make sense of why that happens, tbh...

Plus he was already hurt in the previous series against Portland, missing the 2nd half of the series-clincher... it's something that's been bothering him from earlier, IMO...

[TheGreatYacht]

Parker taking a hot steamy on this thread, tbh.

Oh and OP is a got.

[resistanze]

Oh.

[Proxy]

good to see him out there

[ElNono]

Kahwi is holding him back, tbh..

[Drom John]

Re ed post. Is there any 32 year old in NBA history with more mileage than Parker?

For combined seasons; played in the NBA/BAA; in the regular season; from 1946-47 to 2014-15; age 32 or younger; sorted by descending Minutes Played.

Top 33

Kobe Bryant
Kevin Garnett
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robinson
Dirk Nowitzki
Joe Johnson
Isiah Thomas
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Allen Iverson
Bill Russell
Elvin Hayes
LeBron James
Moses Malone
Karl Malone
Walt Bellamy
Buck Williams
Mike Bibby
Tim Duncan
Shaquille O'Neal
Paul Pierce
Charles Barkley
Adrian Dantley
Shawn Marion
Jason Kidd
Magic Johnson
Ray Allen
John Havlicek
Stephon Marbury
Rashard Lewis
Reggie Theus
Antoine Walker
Gary Payton
Tony Parker

[Macca76]

For combined seasons; played in the NBA/BAA; in the regular season; from 1946-47 to 2014-15; age 32 or younger; sorted by descending Minutes Played.

Top 33

Kobe Bryant
Kevin Garnett
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robinson
Dirk Nowitzki
Joe Johnson
Isiah Thomas
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Allen Iverson
Bill Russell
Elvin Hayes
LeBron James
Moses Malone
Karl Malone
Walt Bellamy
Buck Williams
Mike Bibby
Tim Duncan
Shaquille O'Neal
Paul Pierce
Charles Barkley
Adrian Dantley
Shawn Marion
Jason Kidd
Magic Johnson
Ray Allen
John Havlicek
Stephon Marbury
Rashard Lewis
Reggie Theus
Antoine Walker
Gary Payton
Tony Parker

The keyword is regular season. Please add playoffs minutes and the story is completely different.
For NBA / ABA, TD is already 1st and TP is already 12th all time in playoff minutes :

NBA/ABA

Rank	Player	MP
1.	Tim Duncan	8902
2.	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar*	8851
3.	Kobe Bryant	8641
4.	Scottie Pippen*	8105
5.	Shaquille O'Neal	8098
6.	Karl Malone*	7907
7.	Wilt Chamberlain*	7559
8.	Magic Johnson*	7538
9.	Bill Russell*	7497
10.	Michael Jordan*	7474
11.	Julius Erving*	7352
12.	Tony Parker	7006
13.	Dennis Johnson*	6994
14.	Larry Bird*	6886
15.	John Havlicek*	6860
16.	Derek Fisher	6856
17.	Robert Horry	6823
18.	LeBron James	6717
19.	John Stockton*	6398
20.	Jerry West*	6321

I don't know how you goy these stats "under age 32", it would be interesting to have them with playoffs minutes

[resistanze]

For combined seasons; played in the NBA/BAA; in the regular season; from 1946-47 to 2014-15; age 32 or younger; sorted by descending Minutes Played.

Top 33

Kobe Bryant
Kevin Garnett
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robinson
Dirk Nowitzki
Joe Johnson
Isiah Thomas
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Allen Iverson
Bill Russell
Elvin Hayes
LeBron James
Moses Malone
Karl Malone
Walt Bellamy
Buck Williams
Mike Bibby
Tim Duncan
Shaquille O'Neal
Paul Pierce
Charles Barkley
Adrian Dantley
Shawn Marion
Jason Kidd
Magic Johnson
Ray Allen
John Havlicek
Stephon Marbury
Rashard Lewis
Reggie Theus
Antoine Walker
Gary Payton
Tony Parker

Tony is above Paul Pierce on that list if you include playoffs. He's also 2nd in games played (only behind Kobe) for a player by his 32nd birthday, since 1985. Not bad.

[EVAY]

Tony is above Paul Pierce on that list if you include playoffs. He's also 2nd in games played (only behind Kobe) for a player by his 32nd birthday, since 1985. Not bad.

So when you look at all the mileage...there is a lot of mileage on the 32 year old legs.

If your figures are right (and I have no reason to doubt them), Parker has only Shaquille O'Neal between him and Timmy for regular season and playoff minutes played.

One of the things I noticed in the earlier posts is that, regardless of the amount of minutes or number of games, Parker has run further and faster than most any other point guard during his career. The team's dependence on him for the loop play and the speed with which he runs it (or at least the speed he used to have) have been the mainstay of the team's offense for the last several seasons.

Thus, not only is playing tons of minutes and tons of games, he has also been running further and faster than most players on any team.

As you say, not bad.

[resistanze]

In multiple seasons, from 1985-86 to 2014-15, age 32 or younger, sorted by descending Games Played.

Rk	Player	From	To	Pos	G ▾	GS	MP	FG	FGA	FG%	2P	2PA	2P%	3P	3PA	3P%	FT	FTA	FT%	ORB	DRB	TRB	AST	STL	BLK	TOV	PF	PTS	GmSc
1	Kobe Bryant	1997	2011	G	1311	1143	48310	11594	25568	.453	9901	20561	.482	1693	5007	.338	8267	9913	.834	1512	5378	6890	6142	1947	718	3841	3513	33148	17.9
2	Tony Parker	2002	2015	G	1156	1135	38314	7968	16298	.489	7438	14642	.508	530	1656	.320	3620	4840	.748	484	2945	3429	6774	1069	93	2960	2052	20086	12.7
3	Kevin Garnett	1996	2009	F	1128	1091	42626	9134	18489	.494	8954	17859	.501	180	630	.286	4408	5637	.782	2992	9592	12584	4857	1543	1850	2831	2868	22856	18.0
4	Dirk Nowitzki	1999	2011	F	1117	1092	41361	9011	18985	.475	7675	15478	.496	1336	3507	.381	6648	7562	.879	1396	8208	9604	2977	1020	1101	2190	2911	26006	17.8
5	Shawn Kemp	1990	2003	F-C	1068	758	30840	5845	11891	.492	5809	11758	.494	36	133	.271	4690	6280	.747	3219	6087	9306	1821	1230	1394	2955	3968	16416	12.0
6	Joe Johnson	2002	2014	G	1063	987	38835	7117	16094	.442	5408	11485	.471	1709	4609	.371	2634	3304	.797	1015	3294	4309	4439	972	231	2210	1984	18577	12.1
7	Tim Duncan	1998	2009	F-C	1057	1056	39423	8743	17273	.506	8715	17117	.509	28	156	.179	5401	7876	.686	3338	9206	12544	3400	797	2536	2976	2865	22915	18.2
8	Mike Bibby	1999	2011	G	1052	1036	36560	5818	13363	.435	4199	9107	.461	1619	4256	.380	2598	3231	.804	583	2754	3337	5831	1253	169	2293	2099	15853	11.5
9	A.C. Green	1986	1996	F-C	1026	659	30816	4060	8082	.502	3926	7587	.517	134	495	.271	3076	4140	.743	2910	5196	8106	1181	859	513	1310	2110	11330	10.1
10	LeBron James	2004	2015	F-G	1025	1024	40938	10069	20369	.494	8663	16242	.533	1406	4127	.341	6676	8918	.749	1285	6263	7548	7004	1752	831	3432	1969	28220	22.3
11	Shaquille O'Neal	1993	2005	C	1023	1016	38804	10820	18798	.576	10819	18778	.576	1	20	.050	5830	11001	.530	4108	8297	12405	2966	676	2615	2963	3508	27471	21.7
12	Scottie Pippen	1988	1998	F-G	1011	910	36885	7124	14946	.477	6312	12432	.508	812	2514	.323	3144	4501	.699	2079	4945	7024	5364	2115	935	2895	3085	18204	15.2
13	Rasheed Wallace	1996	2007	F-C	998	936	34411	6089	12854	.474	5189	10217	.508	900	2637	.341	2284	3200	.714	1595	5295	6890	1904	958	1337	1662	3071	15362	11.5
14	Rashard Lewis	1999	2012	F	998	890	34240	5817	12845	.453	4011	8160	.492	1806	4685	.385	2666	3296	.809	1470	4121	5591	1832	1101	553	1635	2425	16106	11.6
15	Karl Malone	1986	1996	F	995	990	37911	9604	18479	.520	9535	18218	.523	69	261	.264	6712	9297	.722	2758	8086	10844	3090	1451	828	3103	3357	25989	20.1

[Brazil]

It's for me the most re ed Parker sucks thread of the year

kudos to op tbh compe ion has been fierce this year

[Cry Havoc]

It's for me the most re ed Parker sucks thread of the year

kudos to op tbh compe ion has been fierce this year

[mvparker]

It's for me the most re ed Parker sucks thread of the year

kudos to op tbh compe ion has been fierce this year

OP is a got, we all know that.

[gilmor]

Enrique is probably the richest player among all current active Spurs players..