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only good thing is that casspi is gone. not much else.
The worst part of all this is that I honestly don't see us playing the fast-paced, run 'n gun tempo anymore. I think Parsons played a key role in...
This. We looked terrible without him.
What a great article. Thank you for sharing this, sir.
Maybe you lack the required reasoning skills.
"By Way Of Deception, Thou Shalt Do War." ^sound familiar?
There was nothing stupid about his comment. Don't insinuate that people who sympathize with the Palestinian struggle are stupid. I know your...
Didn't Dwight already say he didn't like playing with Gasol? So why do you guys keep bringing up his name?
lol, Tony Parker just said during the post-game interview that he's used to those conditions because they don't have A/C in Europe, and so he's...
I don't know what it is about this guy but I just can't stand him, and it doesn't have anything to do with the stuff he's done recently. It's...
This.
But wasn't Donte Green involved in the Artest trade?:confused:
Interesting. I was actually just thinking how Batum would be terrific on the Spurs and seems like a Popovich type of guy.
can someone remind me whom we traded for Batum?
Because it's the coaches who hold players accountable. Do you for a second think Harden would dare do as much iso, dribbling, or ball watching as...
Bingo. Simply said, it's a matter of good coaching and being in a good system. Remember Roger Mason Jr. from a few years ago, how good he looked,...
And no silly hand gestures after 3-point makes
Ugh, watching this spurs team (which in all honesty is not the most talented squad) manhandle the blazers just adds insult to injury. Having...
My biggest criticism is our lack of mid-range. I don't care what the stats/numbers say, when you limit yourself to 3s and layups, you make it...
