Bout damn time
I watched Castle shove an official last night trying to keep Zach Edey from taking a meaningless dead-ball rebound from him. I PROMISE that Castle is more of a winner than you or I are, and I'm 100 percent sure that he cares about winning that award.
Castle is him…
He's a in stud.
Castle cares about winning- games, ROY, he just cares. That's a mentality of a winner
Despite the irregularity of his trebuchet, (and I grew up in a time when a true man didn't make comments about another man's trebuchet) Castle is poised for a great career.
Kid has the goods.
I’d like to have seen Castle get some more touches in the 4th to set a new career high. Worth noting he threw up two attempted long buzzer beaters so he was 4 of 8 on actual 3s.
Castle is the best Spur outside of Wemby already. Definitely worth watching even without Wemby.
Future Laker, lol
All jokes aside, yall got a real one
Of course he does. I guess some people don't seem to understand that. Similar to what Obstructed_View said, who gives a crap what values you or I, or anyone here has. He's a winner, and you don't become one by not giving a . He absolutely would want that rookie of the year.
I grew up watching TD and Manu and learned at an early age that those awards don't mean that much as winning is the ultimate goal, but those guys were winning Championships so it's easier to overlook those things/awards. If your team's not quite at that level, playing for something is better than playing for nothing. Whether it's winning, improving, trying to improve your own game and be a better player, trying to show you're the best rookie etc., it's still better playing for something rather than simply being there for the money only.
Last edited by Ice009; 03-03-2025 at 05:16 AM.
That wasn’t about ROY, that was about Edey setting a brick wall pick on him in the national championship game last year.
what a vast imp[rovement
Gee, that doesn't sound like a guy who's compe ive or wants to win ROY at all, does it?
Lol at your awesome sig pics. I love that one of Dave. I think it's from Sports Illustrated. I have a box somewhere with that picture in it.
Castle listed as questionable tomorrow versus BKN with a thumb sprain. I'm guessing this came on that hack by Dort that OKC challenged (originally called on SGA when it was on Dort).
Agreed, Castle came out of it rubbing his hand (thumb) afterwards.
The worst part was that ass wipe Dort acting all outraged like he didn’t maul Castle’s hand!
Darn, was looking forward to watching him play next game. Hopefully it's nothing serious.
I agree with every word of this.
Appreciate it! Put them up around when I first joined when I was in college and always thought that one was cool. Saw someone the other day on here talking about simplifying their posts by removing their sigs to ease scrolling, and thought about doing the same. But nehhhhh, too much of a comfort and nostalgia to change em now.
at people saying ROY is meaningless and players don’t want it. People on here saying individual awards are meaningless and the only thing that matters is winning. We are a 25 win team. Winning ROY would do wonders for Castle going forward and help us actually win. He’d be the established number 3 guy on our team. The refs would know his name and he’d probably double his free throw attempts next year just from name recognition alone. Not to mention being called for less ticky tack fouls. And the confidence he will gain this offseason will be through the roof. Not a lot of rookies thrive in the nba and even fewer rookies feel confident going forward the next year. Let the kid win it and have his moment.
There are too many Big 3 Spurs fans on this site that don’t remember/ or have no idea the days of hanging division champion banners. It was a big deal then and so was Duncan and Robinson winning ROY.
Just imagine if we got Flagg
That would be three straight ROYs lol
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