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I called that one.
He helped us run on the floor. We could have used it this series. Kurt's not doing much good for us.
I called that one.
For all of his athleticism, Elson could barely hold on to passes not placed in his lap and was erratic on both ends of the floor. Kurt is better for the Spurs' system overall, even though Humberto is a better passer, and actually compliments Tim. He is not a liability on defense like most of the big men that have tried to fill The Admiral's shoes and has a decent jumper. He needs to stop over-passing and just lay the ball up when he has a clear lane and he also has to stop flopping on screens because he draws to much attention to himself and usually picks up a foul as a result. Give him a full year in San Antonio and he'll do damage.
Dude, where do people get Humberto from? I don't get it.
What a joke.He helped us run on the floor. We could have used it this series. Kurt's not doing much good for us.
Kurt is doing great out there.
Elson. Really? Wow.
"Oberto"...how's that?
No!
A little better.
Lol. I'll keep working on it.
Elson would somehow undo his strengths against NO.
I could see him blocking the out of one of those alley-oops. He had some good plays while on the team, but he never could string it together, and he'd probably give up more points than he'd contest.
Ginobili and him had a good two-man game though.
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