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No one would have made a difference tonight except Tim Duncan. The Spurs don't have a solid presence in the middle and can be easily exploited without Duncan unless one of the other bigs has a really, really stellar game (like Rasho did on Yao).
Malik wouldn't have made a difference against Camby but he could have done well against Najera. Malik and Najera go way back.
But oh well. We got another Knick on this team that is failing to meet expectations.
What's new?
No one would have made a difference tonight except Tim Duncan. The Spurs don't have a solid presence in the middle and can be easily exploited without Duncan unless one of the other bigs has a really, really stellar game (like Rasho did on Yao).
but Najera wasnt really a problem tonight. Our parameter shooting is what hurt us tonight 5-23 what is that?
i agree that Narz is not living up to expectations, but at least he's not Charles Smith
Horry also looked his age tonight
I can live with this loss...I just wish the team would have shown more energy from the start of the game
it just seemed like when the Spurs got the lead down to 4 and Manu went out so did all the momentum.
Last edited by GoSpurs21; 04-02-2005 at 02:21 AM.
A few jumpers tonight would have been nice.
what the stats say, Marks outplayed Nazr again. But that's not saying much, because Marks brought energy but also had a few bad fouls and couldn't hit a shot to save his life.
I'm so sick of Nazr. He's horrible in there when it counts. I wouldn't be one bit suprised to see him left off the playoff roster at this point.
Marks was Malikesque tonight with getting the ball stuffed back in his face repeatedly.
All in all, i just got done watching the first half, no second half need apply thanks TIVO.
It looked to me it was, One of those nights.
That simple.
it was a night where everyone was bad, and everyone wasnt there.
Doesn't bother me a bit to be honest.
This just proves my theory that Parker homers are the worst kind of Spurs fan there is. So quick to make excuses when Parker has one of his many mental breakdowns. But God forbid Manu should have an occasional off night because that just "proves" Parker is the "second option".
I swear. Some of y'all don't know about basketball. This Spurs team feeds off Manu and his energy more than any other player. It's simply mind-boggling to me that the Parker homers fail to see it.
RTD, wtf are you talking about? Your 1st post is just simply re ed.
LMFAO!!!
1 bad game and Parker is now the number 2 option? Parker didn't have a blow out game either dude.think this prroves that parker is the teams number 2 option,
And BTW, why the are you worrying about the #2 option? The Spurs don't have a #2 option. And you spend your time watching to see who will be declared the #2 option? That's pathetic. Get a life, learn about basketball, and then watch a Spurs game.
I think then TP is the Second Option of the Team
When TD is in the Field and when not
TP canīt be the First option because if he is, the defense can stop him
When heīs the second option not
Tp is probably better than Manu but Manu is more leader and Intelligent
When the defense come to him, he made his teammates better, he found they
When the defense have Tony as they target, TP canīt play as his level
What the ducks? You never told us you had a brother.
Ice, Waly knows a lot about basketball. Language is a barrier for him, that's the problem. If you know Spanish, go and read his posts at MG.com and you will see what I'm talking about.
No need to make fun of the guy.
We need a better GM.
This team should have:
Tony Parker, Tracy McGrady, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan and Kobe Bryant on it.
I guess for now we are stuck with Manu, Bowen, and Rasho in the starting line up.
Ginobili wasn't the only one that sucked, the ing team sucked.
Lazy passes, ty ballhandling,poor decision making. This should be progressing not regressing by this time of the season. They need to pull their head out of their ass and get it together with or without Duncan.
At the begining of the season they were winning by an average of 10 points a game and let's be honest they didn't look as good as the media was making them out to be, so I actually anticipated them to be ING ROCKING by this time of the season. After the way they played last night I have no I- ing-dea how they beat the lowly Hawks. Don't get me wrong I'm a fan through and through but it's just frustrating and PAINFULL watching them clang shot after shot then being blocked and blocked again.
SOMEONE GET THE BALL IN THE DAMN HOLE.
Manu shot horribly (1-8). But 9 boards, 4 of them offensive, and 6 assists ain't that bad. He was the reason we were lagging by just four at one time during the 3rd Q (then Pop yanked him). Otherwise, we trailed by more than 10 since the middle of the 1st Q.
With respect to who is the 2nd option, who the cares. What is clear to me is that Manu should share the first option with TD in the 4th Q depending on who is hot.
Really? You don't think that maybe Devin Brown could have helped us out a little better than Barry did tonight? Devin is a strong player, he might have given us some more offense and a little more energy--I mean don't get me wrong, we prolly would have still lost the game--but just not blown out the way it was
Other than a few games that he played pretty well, Manu really hasn't played great since he got back from the groin injury. That's a little bit of a concern to me.
my apologies to Whottt, your boy played big time in a game the Spurs needed to win
hats off to Brent Barry, hopefully he will play like this for the rest of the games this season
BARRY IS THE MAN!! Everyone owes Whottt an apology! I never really said anything about Barry, but truth be told I was thinking it. My apologies Whottt, your boy brought his A game when we needed him!
Gino needs to stop yaking on his time warner dijjjatal phone and score some points
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