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Bowen is a very hard worker and I'm glad he's with this club. I mean at Bowens age who else do you know that shows up and works on his game constantly?
18 pts, 7-15 FG, 2-5 3FG, 2-2 FT.
With all the arguing on this forum about Manu vs Tony and Duncan's up and down game, Rasho's lack of intensity, etc. Bruce Bowen has quietly turned up his offensive game and is averaging career high's in scoring. He has been a suprise scoring option for the Spurs this season, as evidenced by tonight's game (and let's not forget that one against LA where he outscored KOBE!). He has been doing this while still maintaing his defense. Very nice!
Go Bruce!
P.S Let the arguing on Brown>Bowen begin
Bowen is a very hard worker and I'm glad he's with this club. I mean at Bowens age who else do you know that shows up and works on his game constantly?
Very true. I forgot about his age...the old man's still got it
Nice game from Bowen. He hit the timely shots and was a force on the offensive end. I liked it best when he took it to the rack and scored off the dribble.
Bruce's mid-range jumper has improved increadibly this season.
He had a terrific game.
Bowen is the consumate team guy, willing to do WHATEVER to win games. We were so lucky to get him back in 01 when we had a gaping hole at the 3, and it became clear that Sean's comeback had reached it's end.
Thank you for being a true Spur, Bruce.
Imagine if we ended up signing Eddie Robinson instead...
Bowen and Brown make a good combo. They have had an effect on the guys they have been guarding. I think Pop has been letting Brown spell Bowen in guarding the other teams best perimeter players, and I loved how Brown defended James and TMac last week. But Bowen has really improved his mid-range jumper to go along with his 3 pt shooting, and if he can stay consistent, I'm with what Sean said, the spurs will be very hard to beat in a 7 game series.
Bruce outscored Kobe
Bruce outscored Rashard
Bruce outscored Peja
Bruce outscored Melo
Bruce outscored Tim tonight...
He outscored Peja this season?
Devin's shot has disappeared long enough. It's way past time he starts hitting some shots. Good defense is one thing, but he's turned into the Bruce Bowen of old who's a liability on offense.
He did on 1/23/05 in Sacramento.
Bowen 10 points
Peja 8 points
Yup, Bruce has silently developed a pretty reliable midrange jumper. I actually don't cringe anymore when he shoots it. Props, Bruce.
Imagine if we ended up signing Eddie Robinson instead...
You have the memory of an elephant and the wisdom of Solomon.
I never see Pop yell at Bruce.
That should tell you something.
Bowen has also stepped up his FT shooting, he is not stellar but no longer Shaq or Rasho like there.
It happens. But it's rare.I never see Pop yell at Bruce.
That should tell you something.
Bruce also has taken quite an active role in helping the younger guys. During several games lately when he's on the bench for a breather, he will get up during freethrows (for example) and give Devin, Barry, etc words of advice on the sidelines about defensive positioning, etc. He also has been the one talking to refs during timeouts about missed calls, etc. Very coach-like behavior.
Bowen is to the Spurs what Jason Varitek is to the Red Sox.
He is the leader of the team, he sets the tone with his D and his smart basketball.
Great correlation, I agree 100%.
agreed, much props to bruce for a great game yesterday, and i think rasho had a good game too, and i also agree that brown's shot if sadly mia. he had quite a few good looks yesterday, that i was saying you gotta hit that dev.....
He spoke at the annual Spurs Friday Night Fellowship after the Bulls game at SBC. He's not the most gifted speaker, but he spoke from his heart.
I heard he did well for the little time he had to prepare. I believe Malik was supposed to be the speaker for that.He spoke at the annual Spurs Friday Night Fellowship after the Bulls game at SBC. He's not the most gifted speaker, but he spoke from his heart.
any consideration for a front-office job when he retires as a player?
I admit I wasn't so sure that Bowen would be a great contributor this year. I was especially concerned with his lack of confidence to take the shot in the playoffs last year. So if he's working on career high stats this year, props to him. Conversely, I thought Devin would make a bigger contribution than he has. (unless he inspired Bowen's play.18 pts, 7-15 FG, 2-5 3FG, 2-2 FT.
With all the arguing on this forum about Manu vs Tony and Duncan's up and down game, Rasho's lack of intensity, etc. Bruce Bowen has quietly turned up his offensive game and is averaging career high's in scoring. He has been a suprise scoring option for the Spurs this season, as evidenced by tonight's game (and let's not forget that one against LA where he outscored KOBE!). He has been doing this while still maintaing his defense. Very nice!
Go Bruce!
P.S Let the arguing on Brown>Bowen begin)
Seeing the mutual love and his college major, it's all but a done deal.
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