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Dude,I know you're trying to make am impression but that doesn't mean jack up every shot, every chance you get, you have a team pass it you are a point guard, it might be a blow out but still c'mon
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Living in Portland, that's his M.O. He did it here (in Portland) he'll do it for the Spurs, that's just who he is. It can be a good thing, when the team is playing flat, or gets down by double digits, you can throw him in there and if he gets hot, he can bring the energy or get the crowd going....but when he's off, he just KILLS you, because he stops the ball movement, he misses several shots or tries to force things causing turnovers and the next thing you know...that 10 point deficit is now 25. S |
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I think he is like JJ Barea. He made the three at the end of the quarter when the anouncers were trying to say that PHX was getting back in the game. He said Oh no they aren't.
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I think Mills is doing pretty well. He moves the ball up and down and pushes the tempo with Tony Sitting. I really did like the back court of Mills and Neal, running pick and rolls and being able to fire from the 3pt line. I do think Mills and Diaw need the rest of the season to get fully acclimated into the Spurs system, corresponding with limiting Tim and Tony's minutes before the playoff push.
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I think Mills is an upgrade from what we had in TJ Ford since he has a superior outside shot and has good quickness. He's definitely an upgrade from our plan of using Neal as a backup PG since Neal can't dribble his way out of a paperbag. He has confidence in his shot and he can hit them. He is the newest Spur and I'm sure that he still has not fully adjusted to the system. I think he'll distribute more once he gets comfortable.
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Saw the game and looked like he passed the ball more than he shot it. Maybe he was talking about Gary Neal? Mills looks like he's doing a very descent job. He runs the offense better than Neal in my opinion. He pushes the ball and looks to pass, and if he comes of a pick he looks to shot. Popovich says if you're open shoot, or you're coming out.
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LOVE what I saw from Mills. I don't know if he might took a couple of ill advised shots but he is still learning the Spurs system and I would not take it against him now. I really would like Mills to start vs the lakers on Tuesday or come first thing off that bench if we see our Guards have that FREEZING trend vs the stupid lakers front court... I don't see Mills bowing to the majesty of lakers front court. I see him as a FEARLESS STRONG MINDED COMPETITOR who will def help us big time come PO time....
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I'm sure Pop will show him the film, and explain to him... "Son... that's not the Spurs way". |
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| I have to agree - def. seems like he's jacking up a shot every time. Would like to see him run the offense under a bit more of control, even in blowouts, to practice running the point guard position.
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I've watched every game in entirety that Mills has played for us and he has taken a few quick shots that I'm sure Pop will tell him about, but for the most part he has played the position well. In the Phoenix game most of his shots were open shots except for maybe 2 or 3. Also remember we were up by about 30 when he was playing. Pop likes him though because he hustles his ass off on the defensive end of the court.
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| i agree. once the first shot happened and if it truly irked Pop, he would've benched him. the problem people will have if they say "Mills doesn't run the offense well enough" would have to deal with Neal doing the exact same thing.
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Playoffs 32.3% (20-for-62) on three-pointers. Reg Season 42.7% (443-for-1038). Three-Point Shooting in Aprils April 2012: 33.3% (10-for-30) April 2011: 33.3% (8-for-24) April 2010: 36.8% (14-for-38) April 2009: 37.9% (11-for-29) April 2008: 25.0% (3-for-12) April 2007: 25.0% (4-for-16) As a Spur, Bonner is 50-for-149 (33.6%) on three-pointers in April during the regular season. In the playoffs, he's 20-for-62 (32.3%) on three-pointers. The rest of the time, Bonner shoots 42.7% (443-for-1038). Career splits: Bonner Three-Point Percentage November: 46.3% December: 42.5% January: 41.4% February: 45.3% March: 40.4% April: 34.7% I don't mind the fall off of production but there are very distinct times he doesn't shoot the ball with an open look. I also contribute the fall in production to the apposing D scouting him more and closing in on him better in April and especially in the playoffs. Somebody get this guy a one on one with Tony Robbins STAT. [yt] [/yt] |
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with guys like Parker/Neal/Mills/Ginobili/Jackson/Green/Duncan/heck even Bonner, many possibilities when we need a shot
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Do any of you really think, knowing Pop, that Mills will see one meaningful minute in this year's playoffs? He's too young and inexperienced and with Manu, Parker, Jackson, Green and Neal in the rotation, he's extraneous
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It was in my Play off rotations post. http://www.spursreport.com/forums/sp...ml#post1270791 (Play-off rotation) Last edited by Rodny21a; 04-16-12 at 05:18 PM. |
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Mills has the speed to overcome full court presses. if we weren't going to depend on Mills at all in the playoffs, we would've looked for someone in a one year deal and a veteran in case of needed leadership. it's not entirely out of the question to think Neal might be our 3rd PG (like he was destined to be behind GH3 when we first signed him). remember, Mills isn't a rookie by any means. he played with Portland and he played overseas, so it's not like he's a newbie to the NBA, something that Pop looks into when he does sit new guys.
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I think this year more than any other, Pop will guage his rotation on who they are playing. Mills suf:-) ficientz experience o play as needed.he and other willasi required. As in other post, some games could require more Diaw and less Blair.
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The only situations where I see Mills touching the floor are if Green or Neal are completely ineffective, blowouts, or if there is an injury. Baring that, I just don't see where he fits in this year. Last edited by b1gdon; 04-17-12 at 12:03 PM. |
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