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We had an MVP caliber player who wasn't riding the goddamn bench all season.
I totally forgot about this. Shows How far we've fallen. How the did we manage to do that.
We had an MVP caliber player who wasn't riding the goddamn bench all season.
Just proves that Kawhi is the actual MVP last year.
We had a player that was great enough to make up for the putrid head coach and his sexual love for scrubs.
Who cares about the 67 win season, we looked like absolute fool’s gold like we did in 2011.
Got humiliated in the playoffs.
The only record that mattered from last season is 0-4 tbh.
Duncan's knees went out after the first 30-40 games of the season and that was it. Had that not happened that team could have won it all.
yes, we had the best player in the world in the last two seasons, who embarrassed Lebron, Durant, Curry, Harden, etc., the funny thing is that people here practically "pretend" that none of this happened
They should've made the Finals once Steph got hurt and was playing at only 70%. It was an anomaly for them to lose 2 close home games to OKC after going 44-1 (!!!!!!!) at AT&T that year.
True, the real star was always Tim. Which is why it pisses me off that Kawhi thinks the teamthat made him who he is, is the one holding him back. Without Tim carrying that 14' run Kawhi would be a marginal all star
Kawhi got spoiled by being able to play on a great team from day 1. I haven't seen a player whose head doesn't get too big when they win early in their career outside of Duncan and Bird.
Nah. 2016 was much more like 2012 than it was like 2011. The 2016 Spurs lost two games against OC that came down to the wire, one (game 2) that was horribly mis-officiated at the end.
That same Thunder team took the 73-win Warriors to the absolute limit and were 3.2 SRS points behind the Spurs, making them underdogs but not the huge ones you might expect from the 12-win regular season gap. The 2016 playoffs were nothing approaching humiliation, and that team was nothing approaching fool's gold. In any sane seeding format (1-16) the Spurs make it to round 3 (semifinals, equivalent of conference finals). Same as 2006.
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