Spot Number 49 - Top 50 Spurs

[timvp]

SpursTalk's Top 50 Spurs
1. Tim Duncan
2. David Robinson
3. George Gervin
4. Gregg Popovich
5. Angelo Drossos
6. Manu Ginobili
7. Tony Parker
8. Sean Elliott
9. James Silas
10. Bruce Bowen
11. Larry Kenon
12. Avery Johnson
13. Alvin Robertson
14. Johnny Moore
15. RC Buford
16. Artis Gilmore
17. Peter Holt
18. Mike Mitc
19. Bob Bass
20. Malik Rose
21. Robert Horry
22. Red McCombs
23. Doug Moe
24. Terry mings
25. Mario Elie
26. Willie Anderson
27. Billy Paultz
28. Robert McDermott
29. Stephen Jackson
30. Mark Olberding
31. Stan Albeck
32. Brent Barry
33. Mike Budenholzer
34. Swen Nater
35. Larry Brown
36. Rod Strickland
37. Michael Finley
38. Jaren Jackson
39. Hank Egan
40. PJ Carlesimo
41. Sam Presti
42. Steve Kerr
43. Rich Jones
44. Gene Banks
45. Vinny Del Negro
46. Mike Gale
47. Dennis Rodman
48. Coby Dietrick

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To pass the time until the start of preseason, let's see how SpursTalk.com ranks the Top 50 Spurs. Those eligible for the list include all players, coaches and owners. I don't want to define "top" too narrowly, but I think the best way to do it would be to think of the list as a list of the 50 most influential people who have helped make the Spurs one of the most successful franchises in the history of sport.

For more information on what we are doing, check out this thread.

In this thread, we will vote for spot number 49. Please place your vote. If you will, also explain in this thread why you voted how you did.

Thanks.



P.S.

Poll options listed in alphabetical order. If you want to vote for someone not on the list, post in the thread and I'll add the person.

Voting will end 2AM CST Sunday morning.

Please vote only once.

[timvp]

I'm leaning toward Dave Corzine . . .

[samikeyp]

I would agree. Corzine was a warrior.

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

George Johnson or Dave Corzine would be good picks. I'll go with Corzine as well, to help solidify the anti-Rasho/Oberto Old School Stronghold vote.

[jaffies]

Antonio Daniels

[kobe_bryant]

if it wasn't for Chip, you don't win in 2007

[exstatic]

if it wasn't for Chip, you don't sweep in 2007

FIFY. Seriously, Cleveland wasn't beating us...ever. Chip's work with Tony just made it easy.

Detroit was a MUCH better opponent in 2005 and we managed to beat them, and seeing how they beat your asses in five games one year earlier, you might agree.

[CubanMustGo]

Bob Hill.

And dammit people quit voting for someone just because timvp says he is.

[ducks]

chip should be 49 or 50

[dallaskd]

How does Finely make #37 when he was the spurs rival for his whole career?

[timvp]

And dammit people quit voting for someone just because timvp says he is.

People keeps saying that but of the last dozen selections, only Jaren Jackson and Rich Jones were the picks I selected.

And Corzine actually picked up steam during the last vote . . .

[baseline bum]

Bob Hill < Rodman < the sweat from Coyote's balls

[rascal]

People keeps saying that but of the last dozen selections, only Jaren Jackson and Rich Jones were the picks I selected.

And Corzine actually picked up steam during the last vote . . .

No, you also picked Rodman at 47 Dietrick 48 and Egan 39

I only looked at the last 10 or so but no doubt when you stated who you liked that influenced the poll.

[timvp]

No, you also picked Rodman at 47 Dietrick 48 and Egan 39

I only looked at the last 10 or so but no doubt when you stated who you liked that influenced the poll.

Go read the actual threads. I didn't vote for Rodman. I said I didn't agree with Rodman going at 47 but it was understandable and that he was more deserving than Rasho or Oberto or whoever it was who was second in the running.

I also hopped on the Dietrick bandwagon for the same reason (keeping Rasho/Oberto from winning) and didn't even vote in the runoff. I didn't say I was voting for Egan until that thread was almost over and he was way up in the poll.