Enough with the Bonner Experiment already!!!

[Solid D]

+1

Did I just +1 myself?

[ducks]

higher then you

[scanry]

I probably need to eat some of this....



However the elite teams just punk him,so i wouldn't eat the whole thing until i see him step up against the elite teams.

[Spurologist]

Yeah i always thought the Jazz were a lottery team.

[Kori Ellis]

Bonner says STFU Spurstalk.

[z0sa]

Bonner is not going to miss a bunch of wide open shots against LA - I promise you Phil won't leave him open long in a 7 game series, because he's just too good of a shooter. You don't have to be clutch to nail wide open shots throughout the first 45 minutes of a game, and if he's doing that he'll be spreading the floor for Tim every possession they're in.

If he improves his defense earlier in possessions, with more ball denial mixed in on Bynum, Bynum will not have an easy time. He was working for his 15 on Sunday, I doubt he even averages double digits in a 7 game series.

[yavozerb]

If there was ever a time to trade bonner, this is it. Never again will his trade value probably be this high.

[daslicer]

I feel right now the spurs situation is similar to what the 94-95 bulls were which is they are a player short of regaining their championship form. The bulls had no legit PF that year and were taken advantage by the elite teams that had legit PFs and that was even the case when MJ came back. Despite beink weak at the position they were still a very tough team to beat and lost a tightly contested six games to the Magic that year but in the end their glaring weakness is what did them in. I see a similar situationa rising for the spurs this year if they aren't able to make a trade to get a solid bigman to help Duncan out. The spurs will be good like tonight but come playoff time they will just fall short of being good enough due to their bad center rotation.