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off the pop bandwagon too eh?
What has George Karl won again?
adios.
Watch the Game Saturday and see what happens when we go small.
Also watch Pop get out-coached
Denver by 5
off the pop bandwagon too eh?
What has George Karl won again?
adios.
I havenŽt seen Pop outcoached often so IŽm not expecting Pop to get outcoached by George Karl.
P.S. You show your team great trust by saying weŽll get beaten by the Nuggets at home, if the Spurs are your team that is.
George- Won seven in a row
Never really been on Pop's Bandwagon
Defense wins championships
but you better be able to but the ball in the hole
Bill Walton
I'm tired of 4 Down and now Pop call's it without Duncan in the game
I followed George Karl in Seattle and Milwaukee moving around in my life,his teams start hot and then often fade. I would put him as a good to great coach who does stress defense and in innovative but I am not worried about Denver. Who have they beat really on their streak?
By the way, remember Karl coached the only 1 seed to lose to a 8 seed (by the way it was the Sonics losing to Denver). Karl is a good game coach but loses players = he will Carmello and/or Martin within a year - mark it down.
The only problem with Denver is that they have one of the best big men rotation in the entire league, but we will have Tim and Nazr back for that one so it won't be a problem.
Man,the game is not untill Saturdayand POP is going to get outcoach already your such a loser. SPURS by 20+ and POP won't get any credit for the win from fans like you.Watch the Game Saturday and see what happens when we go small.
Also watch Pop get out-coached
Denver by 5
George Karl and Doug Moe are a tough tandem to out coach. Denver will be ready for SA. Need top bring the A game on Sat to win.
Is anyone else rooting for the Lakers to start winning games about right now?
Karl's greatest achievement.....losing as the number #1 seed to #8 seed Denver while coaching the Sonics
d nelson >>>>> karl
and neither has won jack as a head coach
Hey Chumps Again
Looks like I was right
Luv Pop's rotations
Matter of fact he can rotate on this
I said Denver by 5 and it was only by three.
It might have been diffedrent if TD/Manu had played.
{quote}WHY I DON't WANT DENVER in the 1ST ROUND {/quote}
hahah you are an idiot it's DENVER
I like to see Karl out coach anyone without his top two players. Please move this topic to all the other "chicken little" threads. Pop was mearly trying to find out if Barry and Horry could be counted on in the clutch...I think he got his answer.
Last edited by GoSpurs21; 03-13-2005 at 01:03 AM.
Then why are you scared of Denver?It might have been diffedrent if TD/Manu had played.
The only team in the west that bothers me is Houston.
Yuh think?It might have been diffedrent if TD/Manu had played.
You were right about what exactly? Karl has still won jack . His team barely beat the Spurs without their two top players. As for Pops rotations, in my opinion Pop was trying to find out who he could count on when the game is on the line. I guess that leaves Horry and Barry off the list.Hey Chumps Again
Looks like I was right
Luv Pop's rotations
Matter of fact he can rotate on this
I said Denver by 5 and it was only by three.
It might have been diffedrent if TD/Manu had played.
Exstatic:
Only if Pop didn't F with the rotation. or let Rasho get to many minutes.
and
GS21 You mean we are this far into the season and POP still doesn't know what Barry & Horry can do in Crunch time?
Barry- Can dribble, pass, cut, drive and run the point. It's what his shot from 18ft out
doesn't do that I'm concerned about.
Horry- Sorry Bob but it's time to hang it up. You can't give the consistency that
you could in your prime. Time for you to ride the bench/Go trucking with Karl Malone.
ASF- Denver is Hungry- GK is hungry and against Denver I think Pop is prone to -it
up more than against Houston. I'll admit Houston is a better team than Denver but in the 1st round Denver is scary.
Lets see how Denver plays the Spurs when they are at full strength. I agree with your assessment about Barry and Horry (although I think he would be more effective playing every other game).
Overreaction at its finest.Watch the Game Saturday and see what happens when we go small.
Also watch Pop get out-coached
Denver by 5
So, who do you want to see in the first round? I'd LOVE to see Denver in the first round, are you kidding me?
Psst! No one tell AFE7FATMAN that's there's more rounds after the first one, too.
While we're all shaking hands and congratulating ourselves on "minor losses" without Tim and Manu, we're sending a message by not being able to hold our own without them.
Hammer Tim and he force him to leave the game. Yeah! You might get a technical, or flagrant foul, but the Spurs can't function without him. Same with Manu - slam him real hard and Pop will take him out over his protests, but the Spurs can't function without Tim and Manu.
This seems to be the message we're sending to the NBA in general. Not something I'm all that happy about, are you? And then, when the hammering involves T. Park and he goes down...
I don't know, nor do I dare to put my two-cents in when it comes to why Pop does what he does, but I do know one thing: Tim and Manu are essential to our push toward the le, aided and abetted by one of a bench. But other teams are beginning to find themselves, get happy with their associates, players finding their particular niches in the schemes of their coaches.
The Spurs enjoyed a period in which the players were very familiar with one another - on and off the court. They could play blindfolded early in the season. As the season winds down, other teams have had the opportunity to meld - at the same time that the Spurs disrupted its own melding process.
This has nothing, and everything, to do with the trade of Malik Rose. If it had been a pre-season, or early-season trade, the period of adjustment would have occurred early. Suddenly - and inexplicably - changing the members of a winning team has to have had some impact.
Why can't we win without Tim and Manu on the court? That's something that should be causing all of us some angst.
That would be true for any team. Most every team cannot function extremely well when you take out their stars. That's known by everyone. It's not a new message that the league is just finding out about because the Spurs lost two close games without them.Hammer Tim and he force him to leave the game. Yeah! You might get a technical, or flagrant foul, but the Spurs can't function without him. Same with Manu - slam him real hard and Pop will take him out over his protests, but the Spurs can't function without Tim and Manu.
This seems to be the message we're sending to the NBA in general. Not something I'm all that happy about, are you? And then, when the hammering involves T. Park and he goes down...
No, it shouldn't. Because those two should be on the court in the playoffs, if they aren't, the Spurs aren't going to win. That's not news.Why can't we win without Tim and Manu on the court? That's something that should be causing all of us some angst.
Carnac "Overreaction-Nope this was posted prior to the game and without knowledge that TD and Manu would not play.
I realize there are more rounds after the 1st one, but a 7 game series against Denver, than maybe Houston. The Spurs have not shown me the consistency or the fire I would like to see, but than I am not a homer.
I hate to disagree Kori but I think the spurs can win a few in the playoffs without Tim and Manu, if POP would get his rotations down. I think Rasho should not start but
Mohammed should. It's not much of a secret that we don't have a lot of offense
other that TD and Manu so if they are gone you can bet people will key on TP &
Devin. I think Mohammed is capable of being a big man that can give us 15+.
Over 3 minutes without a basket at the end of the game?????WTF
Everybody standing around with the fingers up you know where while TP waits for somebody to do something???
Yea I know POP didnt tell them what plan B was when Plan A went wrong.
It would require COACHING
I'm not worried about the effect of George Karl's coaching come playoff time. Yeah, Karl has a reeeeeeally impressive track record of winning championships in Seattle and, particularly, Milwaukee. The Bucks were so well-coached that they had impeccable team chemistry and never any internal strifes. I'm being sarcastic, obviously. Look, Denver is on a roll right now, something which happens occassionally. Karl is a breath of fresh air and is doing a nice job thus far. But don't expect the honeymoon to last forever. They still have some potentially cancerous players on their roster. I think I'll go with Popovich's terrific winning record in the playoffs over George Karl any day. In fact, I'd love for the Spurs to face Denver. Please.
Again, Kori displays the best knowledge. Pop is a good coach till proven otherwise in the playoffs.
"Most every team cannot function extremely well when you take out their stars."
In general, of course, duh.
But that's not the appoint, AT ALL, about last night's game.
For 45 minutes, the Spurs played damn well without Tim and Manu, with lots of bench guys stepping up big. Then for 3 minutes, the Spurs collapsed, including, by his own admission, Pop. Pop can't coach the Spurs for 3 ing minutes unless Tim and Manu are in there? GMAFB
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