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Former, IMO.
Tony is fine so long as he plays within the offensive flow, and when he does, he still is at least a the 2nd best PG...
He never does though. And with him losing speed, he is only going to be detrimental to the team.
With Patty coming off a great Finals performance and Joseph seemingly emerging, is Tony Parker still the best PG on the roster, tbh? Is he even in the top 2?
Should the Spurs act like the Patriots and move him before the rest of the league notices he isn't worth his contract?
Former, IMO.
Tony is fine so long as he plays within the offensive flow, and when he does, he still is at least a the 2nd best PG...
He never does though. And with him losing speed, he is only going to be detrimental to the team.
Stop being a troll. It brings down the forum (if that is even possible).
Props for going all the way with this schtick
Joseph's metrics destroy Parker's, so far, and the "compe ion and lineups" excuse isn't valid since he is playing with and against starters..
A 32-year old PG with a ton of mileage and can't stay healthy..it's very possible and likely that Parker is on the Josh Smith path, tbh..
^^^^^^^^ THIS.
Lets see how Tony looks over the course of this month. If he keeps sucking I'd be all for moving him if the return is nice.
Spurs will NEVER trade parker.
No. Manu is the best point guard on the team and it isn't even close.
Just stop, it's not funny anymore
I've always been a fan of your basketball takes Harlem, but I got to agree with the GNSF
Nope, after today's game Tony is right behind Mills and Joseph. Last year Daye was the best SF on the roster after one good game.
Ya because this is based on a single game, rather than the entire season and last year's playoffs like I said in the OP
Even if Tony s the bed for the rest of the year, Pop will pull the class/family card tbh.
Harlem, this is stupid. Just stop it. You've been warned
Spurs can't move Tony until January 31st anyways... but it's questionable they would be able to find a suitor considering the albatross deal they just handed to him (plus Isiah Thomas is no longer a GM)... there is precedence for moving 'beloved' Spurs: Bowen when it was clear he lost a step or Malik Rose after handing him a thank you contract (perhaps closer to this situation). All that said, I still think it's unlikely that the Spurs would part ways with him.
The whole situation is actually kinda tricky. The Spurs commited to Tony and Patty over the summer, but Cojo is due for a contract in the offseason and with his stock rising, it might end up being difficult to keep him unless some sort of move is made...
Ya because you asked after a solid game from both back-up PGs. Why was this not asked three games ago? Why was this not asked after last year's championship? Why not save this question until after the season, as every reasonable and sensible fan would? What do you mean by 'best'? What are your parameters?Ya because this is based on a single game, rather than the entire season and last year's playoffs like I said in the OP
It'd be interesting to see how the team would play right now with a healthy Kawhi and CoJo running point.
trapped by obvious troll
nah man nothing wrong with asking for informed opinions around here. Doesn't seem like there are a lot.
Dude, you're getting trolled
nah man nothing wrong with asking for informed opinions around here. Doesn't seem like there are a lot.
tbh, lol heat fan
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