beno udrih is balling on the pistons

**ChumpDumper** · 11-19-2007

cept that the Rockets will have an overall winning records and as a playoff team they will have a low first round pick.

You didn't say it was the Rockets offering. Still a pretty good deal -- the Rockets would probably just waive him anyway since they have too many point guards. We'd get him right back!

You've got a deal!

**ShoogarBear** · 11-19-2007

Originally Posted by ploto

The thing is-- I wish that people would actually talk about what Beno did basketball-wise. The whole routine on here about clubbing and women got old about 2 years ago. They really have nothing to do with whether or not Beno could have succeeded as a Spur. If going out too much meant you could not succeed, then Tony Parker would have never been the NBA Finals MVP, and Robert Horry certainly would not have all those rings, as they go out as much as Beno did.

ROFLMFAO.

As usual, you provide the completely-devoid-of-reality viewpoint. ALL WE EVER TALKED ABOUT WAS WHAT HE DID (mostly didn't) DO ON THE BASKETBALL COURT.

If he could have brought the ball up against Lindsey Hunter, or if he didn't sit out for two weeks every time he had a hangnail, none of the other stuff would have mattered.

Oh, and if it were up to Beno, he'd STILL be sitting out his injury in Sacramento.

**SpurYank** · 11-19-2007

Beno is probably a victim of the constant dooms-day/cry babies/Monday morning quarterbacking that occurs on this site almost every day, The sky is falling, the sky is falling, the sky is falling.

Some of you need to get a life going besides just ing here. It gets tiresome for people who know we are all human and have our frailties and weaknesses.

My hope is that Beno helps the Kings to the playoffs. Now, what will you say then?

**anakha** · 11-19-2007

Originally Posted by SpurYank

Beno is probably a victim of the constant dooms-day/cry babies/Monday morning quarterbacking that occurs on this site almost every day, The sky is falling, the sky is falling, the sky is falling.

Some of you need to get a life going besides just ing here. It gets tiresome for people who know we are all human and have our frailties and weaknesses.

My hope is that Beno helps the Kings to the playoffs. Now, what will you say then?

Doesn't this sound like ing about ing?

Seriously, if Beno helps the Kings make the playoffs, good for them. And considering the talent level of the team as it is right now, good for the team that draws them in the playoffs.

**ata** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by Slomo

I haven't seen anybody on the current roster being yelled at as much as Tony was in his first years.

....

Where would Tony be today, if Spurs could have landed Kidd?

**ChumpDumper** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by SpurYank

My hope is that Beno helps the Kings to the playoffs. Now, what will you say then?

I'll say you're a kingfan.

**TheAuthority** · 11-20-2007

Nice to see him be able to show what he can do. Popovich can't up his development any longer. If I was Beno, after every post-game interview I would end it by saying "Thank you, and kiss my ass... Gregg Popovich."

**ChumpDumper** · 11-20-2007

at the benofans playing his blame game.

**KidCongo** · 11-20-2007

dam you danny ferry why didn't we pick this Piston killer up

**WalterBenitez** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by ata

Where would Tony be today, if Spurs could have landed Kidd?

shinning in HOuston?

**Slomo** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by ata

Where would Tony be today, if Spurs could have landed Kidd?

I don't know. Married to Marcia Cross?

I have no idea what would have happened if that went ahead, I'm just replying to the dumb point that Tony had it easy.

Tony responds really well to pressure and I'd like to think that he would have kicked Kidd out of the starting lineup (specially if Kidd suffered the same injury he did that season) in any case too many ifs and maybes.

Originally Posted by SpurYank

My hope is that Beno helps the Kings to the playoffs. Now, what will you say then?

I'll order a big plate of crow and eat it. I have no problem with him or the Kings doing well, just please keep his achievements in perspective.
But I also hope that when he goes back to his ways you'll admit you were wrong too. Please understand that what many of us are saying is based on things HE said publicly and things he did (or didn't do) on the court. You can't deny those things and if after that you are still optimistic - well good for you, I'm not.

And finally even if he becomes the second coming of Magic Johnson, he can't take what he said back and that fact alone will always make me happy he's not on our roster anymore.

**TDMVPDPOY** · 11-20-2007

if beno gets the kings to the playoffs

beno > whoever you wanna bring up to the plate

**ChumpDumper** · 11-20-2007

It's not like Mike Bibby retired.

He'll be back next month.

**Harry Callahan** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by Scolarules

ok, that is obviously impossible but...here's a Spurs deal that will be sure to make the front office happy. Washington for cash and a first round draft pick. Don't laugh, your front office might actually do that one LMAO!!!

Hey numbnuts,
The Rockette front office traded away Rudy Gay last year for Shane Battier. Gay will very possibly be playing in All Star Games in the near future. He is averaging 19 points a game on 48% shooting (40% from 3) and threw a tomahawk dunk down on your beloved Scola when Memphis beat Houston.

Check some of my posts about the many great transactions Houston has made in recent years.

BTW, lets see Houston win a playoff series (it's been a decade).

Goodbye

**Texas_Ranger** · 11-20-2007

Beno will destroy Steve Nash tonight. At least I hope so.

**Dario** · 11-20-2007

That isn't out of the question given how good nash is on defense.

**Kill_Bill_Pana** · 11-20-2007

Just remember Spur fans Parker say Spanoulis better than Beno. Just remember like I keep saying to you patience all move by Spurs make sense in time.

**Slomo** · 11-20-2007

**Slo spurs fan** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

It's not like Mike Bibby retired.

He'll be back next month.

He (Bibby) will be traded or moved on the bench and become 6th player for the Kings.

**ChumpDumper** · 11-20-2007

Originally Posted by Slo spurs fan

He (Bibby) will be traded or moved on the bench and become 6th player for the Kings.

The first choice was actually plausible. Good way to start the day.

**Slo spurs fan** · 11-20-2007

Wait and see. Bibby is a cancer for Kings team play and locker room. Last game they had 6 players in double figures, which didn´t happen with Bibby at all. And they all (including coach) know, with Bibby back in the starting lineup it would not happen again.
Just wait and see.