George Officially signs with Mavs

[big3bigD]

2002 WCSF, Lakers 4, Spurs 1

Duncan: 29.0 ppg, 17.2 rpg, 4.6 apg, 3.2 bpg

I stand corrected. I didn't take the time to look it up. I thought that Duncan was more neutralized against those Laker teams.

[big3bigD]

Mavfans owned again
they're always getting upset
please continue now

How exactly was I owned Haiku, and do you have any actual knowledge or do you just write ridiculous poems??

[Haiku]

I stand corrected. I didn't take the time to look it up. I thought that Duncan was more neutralized against those Laker teams.

well i take it back
this Mavfan does have some sense
props to you Mavfan

[big3bigD]

well i take it back
this Mavfan does have some sense
props to you Mavfan

LOL. Thank you Haiku. I know that these posts probably seem trollish, but I am really just responding to what is posted.

[Haiku]

im not a Spurs fan
i was forced to pick a team
im a fan of art

[Winnipeg_Spur]

Well one thing really has nothing to do with the other now does it?

I am comparing Duncan only to himself, and he at one time was by far the best basketball player on the planet. He is no longer even close to that. He is still in the top 5 or ten though.

There was a time when Tim putting up numbers like the ones that you posted meant a sertain Spurs victory, it now results in a loss.

If you think he is still in his prime, then go for it.

Didn't Duncan drop 53 on the Mavs once, in a loss?!

[big3bigD]

Didn't Duncan drop 53 on the Mavs once, in a loss?!

Didn't that happen in the regular season???

[FromWayDowntown]

I stand corrected. I didn't take the time to look it up. I thought that Duncan was more neutralized against those Laker teams.

In the 3 series that the Spurs lost to LA in 2001, 2002, and 2004, Duncan averaged 24.1 ppg (23.0, 29.0, 20.7), 13.9 rpg (12.3, 17.2, 12.2), 4.0 apg (4.3, 4.6, 3.3), and 2.9 bpg (4.3, 3.2, 1.7) in 15 total games.

[FromWayDowntown]

Didn't that happen in the regular season, and didn't the Spurs win a ring that season??? LMFAO!!!!

Actually, it did happen in the regular season, but no -- the Spurs didn't win a ring that season.

Good try, though.

[Haiku]

i do watch bball
but im a fan of no one
until Stern retires

i live near Dallas
but i cant root for the Mavs
too embarassing

how could i really?
the owner runs on the court
comical really

sit your ass upstairs
your not a player Cuban
just write the checks

fine, im done ranting
poems, i'll still be writing
keep debating guys

[big3bigD]

i do watch bball
but im a fan of no one
until Stern retires

i live near Dallas
but i cant root for the Mavs
too embarassing

how could i really?
the owner runs on the court
comical really

sit your ass upstairs
your not a player Cuban
just write the checks

fine, im done ranting
poems, i'll still be writing
keep debating guys

Excellent poem Haiku. I like everything that you said there.

[big3bigD]

Actually, it did happen in the regular season, but no -- the Spurs didn't win a ring that season.

Good try, though.

LOL. I stand corrected again. I guess that Duncan being dominant has really nothing to do with th Spurs winning or losing.... You lose whan he plays well and you win when he plays well.

[FromWayDowntown]

LOL. I stand corrected again. I guess that Duncan being dominant has really nothing to do with th Spurs winning or losing.... You lose whan he plays well and you win when he plays well.

You've seen the light.

As long as Tim Duncan has been in San Antonio, he's played well. As long as he's played well, the Spurs have been legitimate championship contenders. Unless you think he's not going to play well in the next few seasons, I think you'd be hard-pressed to make an argument that the Spurs are done for.

[big3bigD]

You've seen the light.

As long as Tim Duncan has been in San Antonio, he's played well. As long as he's played well, the Spurs have been legitimate championship contenders. Unless you think he's not going to play well in the next few seasons, I think you'd be hard-pressed to make an argument that the Spurs are done for.

I don't think that they are really "done for". I think that they will compete, and be around the third or fourth best team in the West. I think that the Mavs, Suns and Clips are all better teams right now. The Spurs big 3 has killer playoff/championship experience, so once the playoffs begin, I guess that anything can happen. I just don't think that they will be dominant. But, like you said, history shows that they will still be compe ive.