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This means absoluetly nothing. He went through spells like this all the time. We're just looking for consistency now.
We're gonna kick ass this year!
This means absoluetly nothing. He went through spells like this all the time. We're just looking for consistency now.
Agree. So many times, I've thought that Parker had finally found his comfort zone, and become the complete player I expect him to be, only to be dissapointed by his predictable inconsistency.
Hopefully this is the year...at least until he faces the Pistons.
Last edited by Pistons < Spurs; 10-22-2005 at 10:48 PM.
Why can't you people give him the benefit of the doubt?? He'll have a breakout year
Why does that sound familiar?
He looked really good tonight, and he looked pretty decent in the Pacers game I thought...hopefully the inconsistancy bit is going away.
True that! =)
Tony eventually will find his consistancy hopefully this year. He is a hard worker and will be a great player, he has more talent that 90% of the PG in the NBA.
I talked to him in the locker room about it. He said that it's a long process but that he's knocking down his jumpers consistently in practice now and that he's working a lot with Chip Engelland. He also said that he needs to keep working on his concentration at the line. He realizes that he's not going to be a great shooter overnight, especially since they are completely re-working his stroke.
But he did look good tonight.
Unfortunately he sucked at the training camp. Everyone realized that he was the only one really missing his shots. It was weird. However, he seems to be doin better now with that trainer. Hope it works out for him...
Here I thought EVA was working on his stroke......
sorry couldn't resist...
lolHere I thought EVA was working on his stroke......
sorry couldn't resist...
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Originally Posted by Spurs košarka kultura
Tony Parker looks freakin good real active on both ends.
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Originally Posted by MaNuMaNiA
he is 1-5 fg. Him and Manu are both sucking tonight.
yeah, give him the benefit of the doubt.
Sincerly,
Vikings expectations for the past 4 years.
Your point? he wasn't playing well that game. I merely stated that in that game both him and Manu were having a bad day. Nowhere did I say he was going to suck this season or be inconsistent like people here are saying. Next time, think a little before you postQuote:
Originally Posted by Spurs košarka kultura
Tony Parker looks freakin good real active on both ends.
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Originally Posted by MaNuMaNiA
he is 1-5 fg. Him and Manu are both sucking tonight.
Does anyone know exactly what is wrong with his 'stroke'? Can you describe the problem? I can't see the games and you can't tell much from a TV view.
What happened at the free throw line?
5-9.
If you want to find out whats wrong with Parkers old stroke, look at footage of the way he shoots then look at footage of Steve Kerr shooting. His shot wasn't nearly as fluid; it was a lot more choppy. I couldn't really tell the other night at the game, but it does look 100x better when you look at it on film.
parker went hollywood. Expect him to force a trade to LA.
Honestly I dont care how it looks as long as it goes in. But seriously Im glad he got someone to work with him. With a solid outside J and the trademark teardrop he will be a monster.
Did you actually watch that game?? Parker was EVERYWHERE he was about 5x faster than anyone on the court, and his PASSES were money (I recall a very sweet in mid air behind the back pass, then a steal). According to you if he dosen't shoot well he "sucks", but when he does he's all-star material.Your point? he wasn't playing well that game. I merely stated that in that game both him and Manu were having a bad day. Nowhere did I say he was going to suck this season or be inconsistent like people here are saying. Next time, think a little before you post
Last edited by Spurs košarka kultura; 10-24-2005 at 01:09 PM.
How's the rotation on his shot? With his old form, the axis was almost 90 degrees out of whack, even when he was hitting.
Improving TP's jumper is key since his penetration is fairly unstoppable. Improvement at the line is icing on the cake.
To put it in perspective, TP had 323 trips to the line in the 2004-05 season, or 4.04 times per game. He shot 65.0% for the season from the line. Now, if you factor in a prospective improvement in his FT shooting to 75.0%, that would translate into 0.4 points more per game.
Yes, every point counts and if he's out there late in playoff games then more reliable FT shooting from TP would be quite nice.
But an improvement in his jumper would most likely have a much more significant impact. To wit, he had 156 3-point shot attempts last season. He hit 43, or 27.6% of those attempts. If he shot something respectable, like 35.0%, then that would have translated into 0.44 more points per contest. That also doesn't factor in the value the Spurs would get from defenses having to respect his shot and giving him easier opportunities to drive and score (or dish).
Is there any poster who has accomplished more at 23[all year] than TP. His skills compliment the Spurs perfectly. We have enough bombers now that Pop is going to have to reigh in these guys so we don't resemble the Suns[25 3's /game].
Tony is a great guy, a team player, plays excellent D, and settled for less to play here. Is Jason Kill worth 20 mill? Is Marbury?
Maybe Tony will never be a killer 3-point shooter but it really doesn't matter. There will always be a Hoiberg out there. What Tony has can't be taught---Iversonesque speed and quickness but with a better head for the game.
Finally, don't mess with Tony for one more reason-- Timmy loves him!
^ Ditto
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