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wtf does belong down here kent?
take this back upstairs where it belongs
taking a on mo williams? anyone can do that
He's shed the derogatory Enrique label for now. He nutted up and found his WCF form from last year.
Only worry is that the rest of the team will get complacent and begin to rely on him too much. The Spurs are gonna need a complete team effort if they want to get back to the Finals. Can't bank on Tony dropping 30 every night. Just not possible.
Still, not complaining. Tony is the man right now.
wtf does belong down here kent?
take this back upstairs where it belongs
taking a on mo williams? anyone can do that
He was amazing... he looked healthy too... if that's his new gear, we're a lock for the WCF...
how about taking a on Damian Lillard?
i hope this is what he brings from here on out. I thought he went Enrique mode a little much towards end, but he was badass for most of the game.
Something was bothering him against mavs, games 7 and this one he is showing good energy from quarter one till the end. Hopefully it's a good sign for the next games and he build upon it
just shaking off the rockets cobwebs
is man
If you can't see he had some kind of injuries against mavs you are a moron tbh
when Parker is dialed and healthy this spurs team is a tough team to beat tbh
if his injured he had no problem going enrique
but when he scores them he/you enrique fans just shrug it off like one of them jordan flue games, but when he struggles u blame it on the injury
It's remarkable how these Spur fans climb into a train tunnel every post season and think the light at the end of the tunnel is anything less than a train.
You don't make any sense but always nice talking to you tbh
Troof imo
I don't think anyone is dusting off the trophy case for number 5 in this thread, Pablo.It's remarkable how these Spur fans climb into a train tunnel every post season and think the light at the end of the tunnel is anything less than a train.
why u trying to over glorify a win?
More troof bombs, HOLY
took way too many shots
Lillard doesn't play defense, tbh....
I try to stay away from the Parker hate now but that just doesnt make sense to me. Youre implying the injury was severe enough to make him look like early on against Dallas, yet at the same time it was an injury he was able to get over in a week while playing heavy minutes in games every other day?
I think its more reasonable to just concede that hes not a true superstar and that he wont bring the consistency those elite guys bring. Throw different looks at him defensively (taller defender, take away his shooters, pack the paint, etc) and hes likely to struggle--healthy or not.
Just saying partna, I wouldn't get too excited yet. I would set my hopes very low like Lebron at 12 years old waiting for his father to bring him a Christmas gift.
Or like a Lakers fan looking forward to next season?
In actuality, Lakers are well ahead on pace to win a championship compared to the Spurs are right now. At least we have conceded in the arms race and are looking to reload. Spur fans will know this soon
Someone is going to floor him in the next game, book it. After that he'll be icing a bleeding eye socket on the sidelines and Patty Mills will be chucking up hail marys from the half court on every trip.
This is actually a decent take. Spurs are still playing the rare instance card, where in the rare instance all teams are subpar or injured, they can make the Finals and maybe if the other team folds, they can win. It's a legit strategy, but will peter out before they win anything and the Lakers will be prominent again before the small market Spurs.
No draft picks, no coach named, an aging Kobe. What would you "reload" to? Carmelo Anthony?
Lakers will no doubt be "better" in the coming years, but to think they're close to what we are is pure homerism to the highest degree. Lakers are doomed with how good the rest of the West is shaping up to be.
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