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A 65 year old Webber is better than the bags the Spurs currently have... David Robinson would have his number retired if he came back.
Sign him up!
i think he's going with "beans and rice" for the next game...he used it to describe D on okur in the postgame quotes last night
A 65 year old Webber is better than the bags the Spurs currently have... David Robinson would have his number retired if he came back.
Sign him up!
He thinks he should be playing: I think he shouldn't. There aren't too many shades of grey here.
Big Dog could still score at a significantly higher percentage than Webber (whose jumpshot has gradually abandoned him since his surgery, who never had much of a low-post game, and who no longer is capable of driving past his defender), and his level of mobility was about 4-5 notches higher than Webber's ever will be again.
You're quicker than Chris Webber. You're more athletic than Chris Webber. You could more easily score in an NBA game than Chris Webber.
Last edited by Bob Lanier; 01-10-2007 at 06:24 PM.
David's number aint retired?A 65 year old Webber is better than the bags the Spurs currently have... David Robinson would have his number retired if he came back.
Sign him up
Eh forget it.
Hes been wrong before.Marc Stein just described the Spurs as "creaky" in the latest power rankings released on Monday
C Webb is 33, not that it makes much of a difference
33 is the new 80.
I'm sure this has already been posted, but i just saw it on another forum
10th January, 2007 - 1:20 pm
Star-Telegram -
The Mavs likely will would compete with San Antonio, Phoenix, Miami, Detroit and others for the services of Chris Webber as soon as he is officially bought out of the remainder of his contract.
“If I’m putting myself in his shoes, he would want to compete and play for championship-caliber team,” president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson said. “We’re on of those teams he could make a ‘run for the roses’ with.”
Yup... found it about 30 seconds after I posted
80 is the new 25
Next time, start a new thread and don't bother looking.
Sorry I didnt feel like looking through 6 pages
If he's willing to do what Pop wants, bring him in. No brainer.
Next time, read the Sarcasm FAQ.
i heard he calls a mean time out, though
All I gotta say is that if the Spurs sign Webber, the transition to Nellie ball will be complete. Webber's defense makes Steve Nash's D seem like Michael Cooper on meth. He just can't move anymore. He was a horrible, horrible defender two years ago when Philly made that trade and now he's way worse.
Only way I'd sign off for this is if the Spurs decide their defense isn't going to be there anyway and they decide his passing, rebounding and high post game can make them an even better offensive team. His two-man game with Manu would be deadly but man, his defense is the worst I've ever seen in the NBA.
i guess he would get along with josh "hee-haw" howard thenwow. i crack me up. i even quoted myself.
Webber has more blocks than Elson, Oberto, Butler, Horry and Beno combined...
WTF?
Dude, all I know, is Webber is available and the got damn Spurs better get him.
Adding Steve Francis after Webber would make it even better
Webber actually averages the same amount of blocks as Elson in double the time. But seeing as the last time you watched Webber was in the mid-90's, I can sympathize with your ignorance.
Elson, Oberto, and Butler would carry Webber's bags if he came here.
True. And Webber would carry the Spurs' defense to places we never thought possible. Giving up 100 points per game would at least add some comic value to the team to watch Pop self destruct on the sidelines.
Maybe we could strap Elson to Webbers back, and they could flip flop on offense and defense without anyone noticing
Webber would be playing alongside the rest of the Spurs. He would be filling a position that already lets a franchise record number of lebron/kobe/nowitski highlights on ESPN. How would this hurt anything?
The Spurs have problems in the middle and Evans ain't coming, get over it.
Webber was my favorite player for a long time with Golden State, Washington, and the Kings when they werent playing the Spurs, and all I know is he couldnt guard Horace Grant when he was on the Lakers and that was a long time ago, so I dont even want to see what would happen against a Dirk or a Brand
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