That's my boy Enrique. Always taking shots at Nephew.
I remember when we first got him everybody was like who is this baby? And why is Pop so mean to him? People would call in complaint about Pops treatment of him. I was just like this guy is fastest guy I’ve ever seen with the ball in his hands. Thank God for don’t have to watch Antonio Daniels soft ass anymore or Avery ing Johnson try to play point guard. His tear drop revolutionized the game tbh
Never forget this legendary run by TP
https://www.basketball-reference.com....fcgi?id=umTcN
I didn't know TP is 40 years old already...
nvm he's not 40 but he played like one..
good riddance belgian TP.
Last edited by Diego20; 06-10-2019 at 01:12 PM.
I’ll always remember this game and the one against the Sonics his Rookie season. Was only 19 at the time. That’s when Spurfan collectively knew this kid was gonna be really good.
Last edited by BatManu20; 06-10-2019 at 01:16 PM.
thought the same tbh..That's my boy Enrique. Always taking shots at Nephew.
It’s hard to believe it’s over for all of the big 3 now. I’ll miss seeing Tony’s mean full speed spin move in the lane. That was a killer.
Happy Trails.
Even if I weren't a Spur fan, still one of my most favorite players ever.
Adieu HOTS. Much love for TP!
No Timmy no Manu and now no Tony sad day for the NBA. Wish him well hopefully he can join the Spurs organization in some capacity.
That's my boy Enrique. Always taking shots at Nephew.thought the same tbh..
Tony was a team player on the most winning team in all sports for two decades. Doubt if he's trying to show #2 anything. Retiring a 4 time NBA Champion.
Didn’t have to tarnish his one-team record, and he could’ve helped us maybe 5+ more wins last season, especially at the very start of the season. Maybe helped beat Nuggets, who knows from there. Well, thank you TP! Spurs PG GOAT.
Well done, TP2. Well done.
Nobody took his year in Charlotte serious anyway. Dude retired a Spur
He ran Payton and Strickland out of the league
He made Gay Payton, the best point guard defender of all-time, look like Patty Mills. And this was the last play of Rod Strickland's career. He literally never played another minute in the NBA:
At his size and dominated in the paint with high percentage, tbh he was one of the toughest small guy, Iverson, Stockton. What differentiates him was 4 rings which he was the starting general. 4 rings, 1 Finals MVP. 1st vote HOFer.
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