If Pop thought the offense was humming with McDyess and Bonner, I wonder what he though about the offense with Timmy and Bonner as the Bigs.Notes on a scorecard: Why playing Wednesday was good for Parker’s psyche
by Tim Griffin
...It was interesting that the only Spur who did not see action was Tiago Splitter. Splitter was in good shape in the locker room, but it just seemed like the pace of the game didn’t suit his skills. Popovich was hesitant to bring him in during the first-half struggles. And when the offense was humming with Bonner and Antonio McDyess, Popovich didn’t want to change his chemistry.
When Bonner came in to play with Timmy, Spurs down by 15 points (28-43) the Spurs were able to cut the lead to 10 at the half. Then Timmy and Bonner started the 2nd half with more of the same and by the time Jefferson came in for Matt with a minute left to play in the 3rd quarter, the Spurs were up by 9 (57-68). That was a 24-point turn-around right there with Timmy and Matty.

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