Aldridge: Neal told to expect some minutes at PG

[Amuseddaysleeper]

Just like I thought back in July, Green is proving himself already the better long-term prospect between him and JA, and even though Anderson made the team, I doubt he'll stick once his rookie contract is up (might even be traded before). Pop also opted to sign a backup PG (Ford, like I thought he would) in order to keep Neal at SG.

Just, wow.

Well played my friend.

[elemento]

I don't think one game proved that Green is a better long-term prospect than JA. Green had a good game, just like JA had a few before he got injured last season. I am a bit disappointed with his passive game so far this season, but it's way too early to claim something like this.

[jjktkk]

I don't think one game proved that Green is a better long-term prospect than JA. Green had a good game, just like JA had a few before he got injured last season. I am a bit disappointed with his passive game so far this season, but it's way too early to claim something like this.

This. Anderson, not suprisingly, seems to be pressing a bit. I do like Green though, and I hope Pop will continue to give him consistant minutes. As the season unfolds, I can see Pop going with the hot hand, in regards to Green and Anderson.

[ElNono]

After reviewing this thread, I'm glad the Spurs recognized bringing a backup PG as a need. Too early to call TJ Ford a success, but I liked the signing and what he brought to the table so far.

Now the team looks more complete, going 3 deep both at the SG (Manu/Neal/Anderson) and SF (RJ/Khawi/Green), without having players having to do cameos on positions that are not natural to them.