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What happened to TP?
Didint watch the game..He's got 18 minutes in two overtime play.
Hoping it's not serious...
Let him rest his body for a few weeks, tbh..
What happened to TP?
Didint watch the game..He's got 18 minutes in two overtime play.
Hoping it's not serious...
Please, tbh..
The guy doesn't like taking month long vacations during the regular season like some OTHER guy.
Seriously Manu doesn't even show up in Road/Home games
he should denounce his All-Star selection for DeMarcus Cousins tbh...
I thought you'd be really happy that Manu's out for a long time. Since Manu's a role player they should be just fine without him so so why are you so obsessed with him or what happens to him?The guy doesn't like taking month long vacations during the regular season like some OTHER guy.
Seriously Manu doesn't even show up in Road/Home games
His type of PG usually seem to hit a cliff at about his age, and with all the extra miles TP has put on during his career I dont know. I hope it really is just being beat up and not into it yet, and not just his body running out of gas from the father of time.
Anyone wondering about Tony Parker recently should get a view of the leg w/o a sleeve. Looks like it has been attacked by a rabid wolverine. - @JMcDonald_SAEN
Meanwhile...
Tiago: "Ow Pop, I have a bruise, can't go tonight"
why snub Dragic again?
Even though I stand by what I said, if the sense is Ginobili and Leonard are ready to go coming out of the break, then they should play him as little as possible in the next two and sit him for the three games coming out of the break.
That way, they should be able to have their cake and eat it too, in the sense of resting him some ( with the exception of the All-Star game, where he'll likely play 5-10 minutes, that would give him 2 full weeks between games), while not losing too much so as to open the door for the Heat to pull away and the Trail Blazers, Clippers and possibly Rockets, to pass them.
Should have rested a lot longer, tbh..
He hasn't been the same all year.
I'd really like to know what he did while Pop babied him all year.
Did he take advantage of the time off by lounging around outside of mandatory rehab and gym work? Or did he go the extra mile by doing EXTRA rehab/gym work voluntarily (outside of mandatory rehab/gym work)?
From the looks of it, it seems like Parker just did the bare minimum to keep the coaches happy and took advantage of the time off lounging around. There's no other excuse for his play right now considering the time Pop gave him to rest throughout the season.
Slightly hurt or not, Spurs won't win many more games if Parker continues his 03'-like performance.
Last edited by MaNu4Tres; 04-29-2014 at 04:13 AM.
only 7 more years to go tbh
Damn, this thread was made over a year ago and he still hasn't recovered, tbh..He's just finished as anything more than a slightly above average player and we need to accept it:-(..
No amount of rest is going to save Parker. The timvp crowd just needs to accept that Parker's no longer a good player and is actually hurting the team with his current role on the Spurs. Only solution is trading him(impossible with that terrible contract) or significantly decreasing his minutes. He's the Josh Smith of the Spurs
As usual, Good call from Malik.
It's funny seeing people questioning Malik's OP in this thread.
Mainstream fans
cant believe we're only 1.5 seasons removed from peak MVParker
Ah, but you were wrong about that (thankfully).
^^Yep, I was like all these others Parker believers, tbh, thinking he was actually a vital piece for the Spurs..
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