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It's always been terrible. Along with Kirby, he's one of the most overrated clutch players of all-time.
What happened to it?
It's always been terrible. Along with Kirby, he's one of the most overrated clutch players of all-time.
Manu with the amazing save
he was great in prime Manu imo.
but last few years he's been borderline dangerous and we are lucky tonight Green is not in a wheelchair
Lol Belinelli
Manu with the Kobe style brick
what a prick
Never go full re ..
Manu never learns
Because Kobe is better than Turnobili obviously.
He's fine... no Tony, that's the guy you gotta go to... I though he was gassed at the end... he played over 40mins, his usual is around 25...
Wish Cojo or Beli would be more competent running the point, but it is what it is...
How about just dribble the basketball like a normal player and make a simple pass in crunch time? Play-by-play says he threw it away with 21 seconds left in the game/18 left on the clock. I didn't see the play, but it sounds like Manu did another one of his classic blundering passes that this time hurt Green.
you can add diaw to the list
Agree, he's actually one of the dumbest players in history based on his late-game decision making. People confound his compe ive spirit with "clutch play."
One does not imply the other! I would rather have a guy with ice-cold demeanor who is actually clutch. Someone like, uh, Timothy Duncan.
He screwed up in that play, no doubt about it. Bobo did the exact same screwup in the previous OT... I think the team was gassed as at that point. Not an excuse to up, but it happens.
it's good it's happening now and not during the playoffs...
how is this anything different than prime Manu?..
Manu played a great game for most of tonight, he was the only player creating for the Spurs for the majority of regulation..this is what Manu does, he gives you the good and the bad to the extreme on both sides of the spectrum, he has always done this..
Live and die by Manu has always been the case, even when he was in his prime..if he didn't play with that same style of play, he wouldn't be the same player..
"He has the same love of winning and maniacal approach to compe iveness," Popovich said. "It's the same as Michael and Kobe have."
"He doesn't have the same athletic ability. But he has the same spirit and compe iveness that they do. He has a high basketball IQ like they do in the sense that it could be an offensive board, a 3-point shot, a drive, a steal, an assist to win a basketball game."
He has the IQ of javale mcgee in crunch time tbh
Manu played a great game for most of tonight, he was the only player creating for the Spurs for the majority of regulation..this is what Manu does, he gives you the good and the bad to the extreme on both sides of the spectrum, he has always done this..
Live and die by Manu has always been the case, even when he was in his prime..if he didn't play with that same style of play, he wouldn't be the same player..
Well put
It's all good, though.
This loss tonight is own my Client: THE TOSB
I'm just tired of seeing in the game feed (which is like every close game this year):
0:23 Manu Ginobili bad pass
It's a make or miss league, tbh... he hit the dagger 3 against Denver to put the last game away...
If he hits that 3 at the end of the game today, we're talking about clutch Gino...
I've said it in the game thread before: if you don't want Gino shooting re ed game winning/losing shots, then play hard from the start. We didn't do that tonight.
I can tolerate missed shots. What makes many of us pull our hair out is the late-late turnovers with <30 seconds to go.
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