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  1. #76
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    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.
    while I agree that tanking for the lottery this year doesn't make any sense, there are occasions where "losing the battle but winning the war" have merit.

    It took getting destroyed by the Mavericks in the first round for Pop to finally dig up George Hill from his shallow grave and play him. The same Pop who had proclaimed that Hill wouldn't be playing and that the playoffs weren't for him.

    It took losses for that to happen. It took injuries to get Stephen Jackson playing time.

    There's times for strategic retreats, but this year isn't one of those times as far as missing the playoffs.

    PHX was in the lottery, and they don't even play their guy. And that's with a coach who plays young guys like Dragic, Lopez and Dudley. Would a Spurs pick at 14 be any better, provided they hadn't already traded that pick for some 36 year old broken down big man?

    Pop would stick a lottery pick in an Iron Mask and lock him in an English dungeon.
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    I'm poplovin' it! TJastal's Avatar
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    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???
    Damn I love that pic of Duncan and DRob holding the trophies. You can see the contrast in body types of the two .. both about the same height but Duncan is long, lean, with huge hands and longer arms and DRob is more compact but much more powerfully built. What a pair they made and what a shame they only played together a couple of seasons.
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    TANK 2010 begins when Manu gets injured

    over/under @ 3 weeks
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    TANK 2010 begins when Manu gets injured

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    awesome buddy
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