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Guess I'd have to go Devin Brown.
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Guess I'd have to go Devin Brown.
has brown improved that much since last year playoffs though?
Manu.
Manu, then maybe Bowen(!).
bowen has really improved on o
Nazr.
I don't think Devin has been as good as he was last year...
My vote goes to Bowen or Parker(I already thought Manu was an All Star caliber player last season). For most of the year Parker was clearly the most improved player but he has started to fade late in quarters like he did most of his first 2 seasons in the NBA...In that way Parker has regressed(even though he takes much smarter shots now and plays much better D)...
Bowen OTOH, even though I still get pissed when I see him put it on the floor...his offense is a lot better and there are actually times I hope he gets the ball on offense now because sometimes he's the only guy that can hit a shot. His floater is not that bad...and his 3 is a bedrock of the Spurs offense now...I still don't like his dribbling though. And IMO his D has slipped just a tad.
The choice for me is between Bowen or Parker. I think Parker has still shown the greatest improvement in the most areas, but his play of late has really hurt his momentum, as has his perimeter shooting... I'll make the final decision at the end of the season...
Last edited by whottt; 03-28-2005 at 10:11 PM.
Manu and Devin.
I don't know if Manu has improved much, just as we discussed earlier, it's his minutes.
I go with Bowen. Not just the most improved, but the guy who has worked the most to improve.
I think a lot of Spurs improved and ARE improving.
Bowen, Devin, Manu, Parker...they all improved.
Beno and Devin will continue to improve.
His minutes are the same.
Manu or Bowen (although his offense is better, he seems a step slower on defense)
BTW, Thanks for stealing my thunder, Ducks
Yeah TImVP, but he's getting more minutes with Duncan and the like now...his biggest improvement this season has been that he doesn't blow as many layups as he did last season...I think that was just because he was pressing more than anything...his approach and penetration abilities were just as awesome last season.
Hey remember when we had that discussion about Manu being an @50% shooter...there was that one guy that saw if Manu didn't blow so many layups he could be one, just like Brent Barry...I wonder who that guy was that said that
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thanks
Over the last three games Barry gets my vote.
Rasho
The Coyote - how many mascots improve enough to get thrown out of games?
Brown.
Manu just hadn't been unleashed.
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