As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end.We now live in a world where the San Antonio Spurs do NOT have Tim Duncan, Tony Parker or Manu Ginobili.
Weird.
We now live in a world where the San Antonio Spurs do NOT have Tim Duncan, Tony Parker or Manu Ginobili.
Weird.
Or Kahwi.We now live in a world where the San Antonio Spurs do NOT have Tim Duncan, Tony Parker or Manu Ginobili.
Weird.
I always feared Manu the most in those playoff battles.
I feared Bowen and Horry the most... because of their dirty play, but after them, yeah... Manu. That guy had ice water in his veins.
Never was that worried about Parker. I've always thought he was an above average starter who got to come along for the ride.
I always feared Manu the most in those playoff battles.
I always hated Parker more. He was just so consistent against us.
I feared Bowen and Horry the most... because of their dirty play
Parker was really good early, but became an average player fairly quickly. He lost a step before he was 30.I always hated Parker more. He was just so consistent against us. We'd try to put Marion on him to slow him down but it never seemed to work. There were times when Parker would just shred us up.
Or Kawhi Leonard, for that matter.
I will be very surprised if they end up anywhere near the tip top tier of the league they have occupied for the last 20 years any time again in the near future. If they do, then Popovich really is a master wizard.
BTW. Derozan and TJ Warren are virtually the same player.They won 47 games last year without Kawhi now your adding Derozan to the team I fully expect a 50 win season
BTW. Derozan and TJ Warren are virtually the same player.
https://www.basketball-reference.co...rren&y4=2018&player_id4=warretj01&idx=players
And they are both bad defenders.
Nah. Look at each of their 4th years. TJ is actually better, especially as a rebounder.If TJ could distribute and get to the FT line they’d be moreso similar. His FG% is higher but has a lower TS% and significantly lower PER. That comparison is quite a stretch.
Nah. Look at each of their 4th years. TJ is actually better, especially as a rebounder.
https://www.basketball-reference.co...lect=T.J.+Warren&player_id4=warretj01&y4=2018
So are you saying that TJ Warren will be as good as Derozan is now in 4 years? That's quite a stretch considering how much he HASN'T improved over the past 3-4 years.Nah. Look at each of their 4th years. TJ is actually better, especially as a rebounder.
https://www.basketball-reference.co...lect=T.J.+Warren&player_id4=warretj01&y4=2018
BTW. Derozan and TJ Warren are virtually the same player.
https://www.basketball-reference.co...rren&y4=2018&player_id4=warretj01&idx=players
And they are both bad defenders.
Warren's stat's have gotten better each season. If he does not reach a plateau, he can be an excellent player in his own right. Using a player with similar stats as Derozan is interesting. Warren may be more versatile, not saying better, as he can play both forward positions.
How is Warren more versatile than DeRozan? Playing both forward positions isn’t exclusive to Warren, and not DeRozan, after all.Warren's stat's have gotten better each season. If he does not reach a plateau, he can be an excellent player in his own right. Using a player with similar stats as Derozan is interesting. Warren may be more versatile, not saying better, as he can play both forward positions.