Which spur would you trade for

[clubalien]

dog biscuits?

11/8 Sean Rooks on his trade to Minnesota for a 1st round draft pick:
"Last Year, I was a trade rumor all year. It seemed like they
practically wanted to give me away for doggy biscuits. So this
is kind of nice."

[bigzak25]

what kind of dog biscuits?

[Chieflion]

Dog biscuits have unproven potential. They could become rotten or they could taste good.

[Mr.Bottomtooth]

Are you really asking us who we would trade between Tony, RJ, and Bonner?

[clubalien]

Are you really asking us who we would trade between Tony, RJ, and Bonner?

or anyoneelse if you would trade someone else feel free to put in comments who

[Spursfan092120]

[longhorn]

Bonner's not even worth dog biscuits. What the does this team see in him?

[Sisk]

[Rain318]

[Darkwaters]

Bonner's not even worth dog biscuits. What the does this team see in him?

So then trading him for dog biscuits would be good value. I like it!

[ffadicted]

Dog biscuits have unproven potential. They could become rotten or they could taste good.

Unproven Potential > Chronic Playoff choking lolol

[buttsR4rebounding]

I am really sick of all the haters on this board. How about adding "none" to the options.

1. Tony Parker is one of the top point guards in the league. While I believe the Spurs have the best opportunity to win another ring with him I can appreciate the money issues to re-sign him and could see the RIGHT trade happening.

2. RJ had the highest scoring average of any 4th option in the Tim Duncan era last year. With a year under his belt and the individual coaching Pop has given him over the off season I expect for him to improve both offensively and defensively. He is the one who IMO besides Hill benefits the most from a Parker trade. Parker's domination of the ball clearly doesn't help RJ's game.

3. Bonner's PER was 15 last year--average in the NBA. He is a top 5 shooting big in the league and is consistently amoung the top 20 in the league overall in 3 pt shooting. Yes, he is a below average rebounder and defender, but if he averaged 6 rebounds and shut people down he would be making more than we could afford to pay him. He has an overall average NBA production and is making below the average in salary--a typical Spurs value play. Personally, I am not a big fan of the stretch 4 strategy, but that is on Pop--not Bonner.

[coyotes_geek]

As long as the dog biscuits are young and have a video on youtube then I would trade anyone on the roster, with the exception of Hairston or Gee for them.