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I just watched the start of it and then stopped. Couldn't watch it anymore. Very tough on himself.
Danny's was tougher to watch than Timmy.
I just watched the start of it and then stopped. Couldn't watch it anymore. Very tough on himself.
I'm watching the Green press conference now. He's definitely bummed, but I think he has a good handle on things. He knows he wasn't good enough to be the player he feels he can be. He wants to get better, and that has served him well so far, and it will continue to do so in the future.
LIKE I said THAT IT OR NOT! THAT IT!!!!!!!!!!!
Fell bad for DG. You can feel even from the pre game interview that he's unsure of himself. He's aware of his limitations being a streaky shooter. He knows that he's due for a couple of bad games and I'm guessing that just took him out. This should be mitivation for him to get better.
He did great this series. Too bad he was not able to carry that hot streak in games 6 and 7.
2 for 19 (in games 6 & 7) when the real pressure arrived. Dude the bed.
he can't dribble for . When he tries to dunk he usually gets blocked by the rim. And other than shooting 3s, his offense is horrid.
get him some depends
^^^he should've, but I'm not mad at green. He definitely brought more to the table this series that was expected of him.
Both Danny and Kawhi's postgames were heart warming and hard to watch. They both looked like they been crying. That made me feel like we really do have some great guys. You can tell they wanted it bad and arent just there for the "money." The future is bright for us Spurs fans with these two. I am damn proud of them..
For who? McGrady who moves like he's 42? CoJo who can't hit a jumpshot? Even when he isn't hitting shots Green is an outstanding transition defender. It's not like we're talking Richard Jefferson who was unable to do anything other than hit the three.
You roll with what got you there; especially when there is no other serious option anyways.
I gotta see this interview...I thought TD's was tough to watch but your reactions tell me this is even worse
where are y'all seeing these videos at?
DG came through for us. Can't ask more from a role player then what Danny did for us in this series.
I blame pop for overusing him
and taking him out after he scored his only 3.....
Exactly. People overlook that Green gave the Spurs a chance to win at the end of overtime in Game 6 with his defense on James. Had the Spurs won that game, that play would have been shown for years.
Damn. That was tough to watch. Manu's was also tough to watch.
Blows my mind people think otherwise...I'm beginning to think 60% of the Spurs Forum are trolls....
He was just amazing for the majority of the games. TD getting the ball in great spots in game 6 in first half, is a bi product of the Heat defense having to shadow Green on the 3pt line as well. He was amazing, and hopefully he just continues to improve (like Kawhi)
What did Green say that was so suicidal? I didn't see the post-game coverage.
Watching Tim's presser convinced me that I should never watch any of the other players' for this game.
Danny Green was great in this series and when Duncan didn't show up, Danny Green did so my hats off to this guy tbh.
What happened? I watched all of em but Tim's, to hard atm.
Tim basically said the layup he missed on Battier will haunt him the rest of his life.
Nothing really. People are overreacting. He just took an unfairly large portion of the blame. I feel bad that he's so down after having a great overall series (he pretty much dismissed that when a reporter brought it up), but I'm glad he's owning the loss. That's the mentality of someone who wants to be a leader. He truly thinks his play not only can, but should affect the outcome of the game, which is not something often attributed to role-players. Even if he never develops into a star, Green is about to move up the NBA ladder to be a main impact player.
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