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Gotta give props to TP for stepping in the 4th.
We all know Tony has had a tendency to disappear in playoff games in the past. To the point where he would be absolutely useless and any stiff would be better. Though Tony was falling into his old pattern, he fought through it and came up with some big shots, played good "d", and didn't turn the ball over. OUR BOY IS MATURING!Look out NBA!
Gotta give props to TP for stepping in the 4th.
TP will come out more in WCF!...Atta boy!
TP will be the forgotten man in this game. With TD missing everything and Manu looking like he hadn't slept since game five, TP was probably the best of the big three in an all-around sense. He hit some big shots and ran the offense well in the fourth.
Props.
or as i said lastnight, an unnamed person who drove to LA on NOTHING lol.looking like he hadn't slept since game five
Parker did play well, I gotta say that, and he will be forgotten because of Nazr Mohammed, Robert Horry, and Tim Duncan's shot.
Tony played within himself and hit some clutch shots. That's growing up for you.
Now he just has to cut out the el-stinko games where he gives nothing.
he'll be needed in the next series, especially if it's against Phoenix. He has a huge matchup advantage against Steve Nash that he would be counted upon to exploit.
If the Suns win, Parker gets to run against Nash and the lane will be his personal play ground. If the Mavs win, AJ will probably make Parker beat them from the outside. So the question is, who would you rather see in the WCF?
If Joe Johnson is still out, that'll help Parker a lot. That'll force Nash to guard him, which should allow him to drive by him all series.
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