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It's not a debate. You arguing it would be bad.it's ok, you can relax
As a Rocket's fan I am honestly more worried about Mills and his 3pt shots...
It will have some effect, but I doubt all that much.
Pop will adjust.
DD
It's not a debate. You arguing it would be bad.it's ok, you can relax
Not really. Not in the mood to talk about who's better when the other is done for anyway.It's not a debate. You arguing it would be bad.
as I posted in the game thread this guarantees a series win because the warriors don't play healthy teams
The Spurs' chances of winning just skyrocketed, tbh.
It doesn't because San Antonio lacks a replacement. Mills is a 6ft SG, Manu is done and Murray is a freaking rookie.
It's time for more Patty THRILLS!!!
Spurs in 6.
Trick question!!
Spurs didn't have any chance to win anyway.
Losing Parker is like the icing on the cake and the cruel joke related to how great he was playing. Bet your dog this is over in 5 games, when Rockets capitalize again on the Spurs constantly leaving them open for 3 and clueless-ly standing in the restricted area to guard the 100 floaters HOU shoots per game.
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Jeff McDonaldVerified account @JMcDonald_SAEN · 3m3 minutes ago
Spurs announce it: MRI reveals ruptured left quadriceps tendon for Tony Parker. He will miss the remainder of the playoffs.
We just won the 2017 NBA Championship.
changing my pick from rockets in 6 to spurs in 6.
A lot, he was being one of the main scorers on the team and was being a consistent contributor.
Still i have hopes we can pull it off.
Logic says you are right.
Emotionally, I am not ready for it to be over. I think they can adjust how they play, and others can give more than they have been asked to give so far,
but in keeping my hopes up I may be underrating Tony's vet presence and his surprising renaissance production.
Logic says Tony will be missed.
I'm sorry to see things end like this for TP and his experience would have definitely trumped anything Murray will provide on the court. However, I have a long memory of TP coming up short so many times in his career that I don't think his absence ruins the Spurs chances of winning it all.
On the other hand, I'm not sure how far this team would have got WITH him anyways. The Spurs' win last night keeps them alive against Houston but GS is looking like the clear cut favorite to win it all.
I've been disappointed with all the isolation plays for Leonard. I get it, he's our best scorer but the offense looks like . Aldridge has been bad offensively too.
You win. That was hilarious.
Given the way he was playing and the way Aldridge is, obviously significantly. Last night was probably the best he's played in 3 years, too. Even better than the Grizzlies series. He damn near had the burst and finishing ability of his prime or at least late prime.
It doesn't really matter what the rotation is, they don't have a second reliable option, the burden on Leonard is too great and despite the nice response of a performance, the structural issues for defending this team remain.
Tbh, what team could hope to replace all that - especially in a very tough 2nd round playoff series? Incredible!Playing like that, Tony gave us a good chance. Now? Mills just got promoted to orchestra leader on the anic.
lol spurs in finals.
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