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birdman> any big man not named duncan on spurs
Does anybody else see a resemblance in how Anderson (no pun) plays with a boundless energy like a modern day Rodman. I can't help but feel he would look great in silver & black.
birdman> any big man not named duncan on spurs
It's amazing what a difference a little length, energy, quickness and athleticism can do for a team.
Birdman is the type of energy we could have really used when no one was making shots. He brings the energy we lacked wit manu out. Spurs should consider him this summer.
There is nothing for the Spurs to consider. No way the Nuggz don't resign him.
if he wants out spurs could work out a sign and trade
jr smith and birdman for gulp manu
n J.R too, how da heck could we possibly choose RMJ over this guy?
just see how productive he is. Most important of all, hez someone who can create his own shots plus hez a slasher
spurs were one half hour late for jr smith
and spurs reigned in sj they could have done that with jr
Why would Andersen want out? Nuggets will probably go to WCF this year.
Bird wants to stay in Denver, and they say they will do everything they can to resign him.
I have always wanted him on our team, but Pop would never have a guy like that on the Spurs.
He was 2nd in the league in blocks coming off the bench, and had 6 today. wow!
Agreed. Birdman will be the Nuggets first offseason FA priority.
The Spurs have a better chance of nabbing Dahntay Jones and/or Jason Hart.
He's good and energetic, but it's insulting to compare him to Rodman..
we need someone like him.
our bench is notorious for its age, undersize and unatheletism.
Your right, he would be a great addition to the spurs
I would sign him just as long as he wasn't guarnteed as since his drug problem could come back to haunt any team signing him to a lenghtly contract.
Its amazing what a line of coke before the game can get you
Melo just called him "bird."
its amazin what meth can do man....
It's painful to watch the Nuggets wallop a playoff opponent, compared to the Spurs we've been watching the last two seasons.
When was the last time a (healthy) Spurs had such a solid, aggressive, rotation?
Painful, painful, painful.
We could have used an infusion of his energy when Manu went down. He is definitely entertaining.
Yes Yes Yes, but they had this for 4 runs and we are spoiled here to say that, when is the last time Denver won a le? There ya go. I love Denvers team now and the players on it (Most of them except Melo), but seriously we had this for years, did you miss it? I miss it now no doubt, but seriously it gets frustrating for all teams year after year, even some who went against us, we just have to sit and watch now like they did and bytch, welcome to reality manWe need ENERGY from someone, period. I thought of this today alot, we need a guy who can do that and get us fired up, who did this against Dallas? I don't remember? NOBODY. Tim and Tony played great, but what role player did near this?
Yeah, I don't think he'll be leaving Denver.
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