Green and Neal should be out of the rotation

[Cow Eye]

I haven't seen it. Anyone got a link?

[mudyez]

can someone plz post the "neal with it" gif? I just can't find it! thanks in advance!

[Baynes]

I haven't seen it. Anyone got a link?

Timmy did a "here's the way your majesty" with Green coming to the bench

[Shabazz]

Timmy did a "here's the way your majesty" with Green coming to the bench

Yeah it was pretty funny.

[JRHernandez88]

Lmao good Fukin bump!!!

[T Park]

Wait until next game tbh. Neal is fools gold

When does it become real? Fail...

[capek]

When does it become real? Fail...

When a dashing prince kisses Neal, and he transforms from a player who wasn't even drafted out of college into a non-choking version of Lebron James, or something.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

(almost)Always play well. Be consistent.
Neal played 100 bad games, then had one good and u think that he is good?

Your ratio is way out. Neal's job is simply instant offence off the bench, and by that criteria he had 1 good game in about every 4 during the regular season (counting games he had 15+pts in), one in every 2.5 if you include all double-digit games. During the playoffs he's had 5 double digit games out of 17 (about 1 in 3).

I'm no huge fan of Neal but I recognise now why Pop has stick with him - he's been riding Neal's regular explosions in scoring, and he just hit the jackpot at the perfect time. Having said that, I doubt he ever plays like that again in a pressure situation - definitely a career game.

Now Pop has to get better at yanking Neal and keeping him on the bench when he is clearly off or making too many defensive mistakes.

My major question ATM is why is Bonner playing ahead of Diaw???

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

As for Danny Green, he has been improving pretty much the whole time he has been a Spur, and his hard work is an absolute credit to him and the organisation.

He started this regular-season really well at both ends, but then regressed badly in January as he seemed to start to question his offensive and defensive decision-making. I was worried about him at that point, but it turned out just to be an aberration. Let's face it, the January doldrums strike most players at some point in their career, and Danny got them this year.

However, Danny snapped out of it in February, probably sparked by the 8/12 from 3 performance against Minnesota on the first game of the Rodeo Road Trip, which he went on to dominate.

Since then, he has been solid to excellent at both ends, and has continued that into the play-offs with some superb performances on defence, and nailing 44/88 threes.

I fully expect to see Green continue his superb play until the year is over, whatever the result. He is now a mature NBA player who knows his role and plays it to perfection. I think he has also learnt his limitations and doesn't try to stretch them, which is a good thing in a role player.

[Brunodf]

Wait until next game tbh. Neal is fools gold

Lots of people are guilty of putting ty takes out there on occasion, so the bump was just in good fun. But if "fools gold" = a Finals game win (which it does in this case), what would "real gold" mean? A Finals game win and then sending Kate Beckinsale to every male Spurs fan?

he made 6 threes in a pivotal finals game. if that is fools gold, i'll take fools gold

(almost)Always play well. Be consistent.
Neal played 100 bad games, then had one good and u think that he is good?

Your an idiot. Neal has straight up WON some games for us this year. He is not the problem, Green on the other hand is just on a cold streak. Lets rememer that is December before we start trading away valuable role players.

Neal will always be useful, in fact I think we could have stolen this game if he would have played at the end to hit some of those wide open threes we were missing.

Your ratio is way out. Neal's job is simply instant offence off the bench, and by that criteria he had 1 good game in about every 4 during the regular season (counting games he had 15+pts in), one in every 2.5 if you include all double-digit games. During the playoffs he's had 5 double digit games out of 17 (about 1 in 3).

I'm no huge fan of Neal but I recognise now why Pop has stick with him - he's been riding Neal's regular explosions in scoring, and he just hit the jackpot at the perfect time. Having said that, I doubt he ever plays like that again in a pressure situation - definitely a career game.

Now Pop has to get better at yanking Neal and keeping him on the bench when he is clearly off or making too many defensive mistakes.

My major question ATM is why is Bonner playing ahead of Diaw???

Neal makes everybody else worse

Bump

[spurraider21]

Neal wasn't the problem. Quit looking for scapegoats and just accept that our team lost to their team

[ChumpDumper]

Man, FakeBruno said posted some terrible takes this season.

[Brunodf]

Neal wasn't the problem. Quit looking for scapegoats and just accept that our team lost to their team

Every time Neal checked in the Heat made 3s, Spurs would've won in 5 without Neal

[T Park]

Every time Neal checked in the Heat made 3s, Spurs would've won in 5 without Neal

Bottle of draino. Drink it.

[perfectdark]

neal cant defend a 3 point to save his life