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MVParker living rent free in short bussers empty heads
4 championships...the haters don't know
MVParker living rent free in short bussers empty heads
There is a consensus among fans and reporters regarding their roles...
"Manu is the most beloved, Tim the most revered, and Tony gets whatever is left." Travis Hale
Short bus is the re ed kids' commute to school
2014 Spurs All-Stars: Tony Parker
2014 Spurs All-NBA Players: Tony Parker
2014 Spurs Scoring Leader (RS): Tony Parker
2014 Spurs Assist Leader (RS) Tony Parker
2014 Spurs Scoring Leader (Playoffs): Tony Parker
2014 Spurs Assist Leader (Playoffs): Tony Parker
2014 Spurs Scoring Leader (Finals): Tony Parker
Many of the Parker haters are like Tiger Woods wanting a hotter wife. Is he the best, maybe not but he's been pretty darn good for us over the years (last year excluded). We have been very blessed to witness what we've witnessed and you still have people griping that it should have been more. How about we be thankful and look on in admiration because it's been a fun ride. The good, bad, and sometime ugly. I still appreciate what the Spurs have done over the last 15+ years.to Tim, Tony, and Manu.
It's amazing, all those individual accolades but the team played better without him in crucial game 6.
and the rest of the team. Even Matty Bonner.We have been very blessed to witness what we've witnessed and you still have people griping that it should have been more. How about we be thankful and look on in admiration because it's been a fun ride. The good, bad, and sometime ugly. I still appreciate what the Spurs have done over the last 15+ years.
That was a once in lifetime scenario. You can't expect the team to play that way every year and indeed this year the bench didn't bail us out much.
When he was out earlier Duncan picked up the slack. In the 2014 finals we had multiple people raising the bar.
If it were so simple that benching parker =championship then I'd imagine the coach would try that?
To say the Tony Parker was the reason the Spurs didn't win between 2007 and 2014 was because solely of TP is ridiculous.
By played better you mean they won one game where he sat out for a half in overtime (almost choked away the lead in the 4th quarter), but won 3 other games in the series where he played the whole game. Good logic.
Well it's worth it just for this kind of meltdown if anything. BTW I didn't add you (I thought I'd mention it since it's apparently so important to you).
What's the point in announcing you have someone on ignore? I get putting them there but announcing it seems a bit egotistical, as if the forum is about you.
Parker played only 19 of 53 minutes, other 3 games weren't the crucial game 6, the final game of the series. Logic and facts.
I have never subscribed to this notion of 'his or anybody's team'. Not even Tim's because nothing is forever. The success of this team past and present has always been its "TEAM" approach. Nor has been 'blame' been necessary or required because it really doesn't correct errors or mistakes made nor does it change what has happened when they occur. The success of the Spurs has been continuity and consistency over the long haul. It works in any sport from a Jerry Sloan, Tom Landry, Coach K, etc. It will work without a Tim Duncan as well. This team has had the fewest "lotto teams" since the ABA merger than any team in the NBA for a reason and has had its screw-ups as well but the culture of winning has been paramount to the 'individual' IMO. It's was a financial imperative in the past. As to "Kirby", any comparison to Tony is moot as their behaviors and play are opposite an so many levels but if "blame" has to be apportioned to float your boat, so be it. Failures generally speaks for itself and has always been self evident and a part of any sport. So mote it be. Agree to disagree.
Pictured: Enrique trying to take four more out of the case.
I'm sure you can.
Tony Parker has four championships (and is very close to more.)
Your great great grandchildren will be dead of old age before the Clippers have four championships.
Tony Parker is the man. Check it out.
2013-14 SEASON:
Started in 68 games
* Averaged a TEAM HIGH 16.7 points (fourth consecutive season leading the team in scoring, sixth time in career), 5.7 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 29.4 minutes
* Shot.499 (456-914) from the field, .373 (25-67) from three-point territory and .811 (197-243) from the free throw line
* Became fourth Spurs player in franchise history to score 16,000 career points, joining Tim Duncan, George Gervin and David Robinson
* One of only 15 NBA players (and 1 of only 2 guards, the other Goran Dragic) to shoot 49% or better while taking 900 or more shots
* ONLY PLAYER IN THE NBA to average at least 16.5 points and 5.5 assists in 30-minutes-or-less per game
Go Tony Go!!
Tony will be ready to play and be in shape what with the French team in time for the new Spurs season.
First ballot HOF
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