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I think as long as he keeps playing at a high level he will. He matches up well in this series and likely will match up well in the next. The finals could be a different story... But more than likely, I think he will. |
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why mess with a good thing. I say until something funky starts going on, he keeps starting.
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I think he's just bringing him back slowly - let him heal as much as possible - if they REALLY needed Rasho in there i think definitely they would use him, but i think Pop wants to make sure his guy is physically sound before risking it too much (But Nazr is doing pretty darn well, IMO, which gives Pop that flexibility) |
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I don't see any reason why not. Rasho is soft and cant match his intensity nor his level of play. I'd hate to see him lose his spot after the way he's played. I highly doubt that Rasho starts a game during these playoffs. |
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Rasho's ankle is fine. There are times against Seattle when it looks like Pop goes down the bench and tells Rasho to be ready in case they need him, but then something good happens. Against Denver, Rasho played important minutes in Game 3 and Pop put him in for Tim when he fouled out in Game 4- instead of Nazr. In Game 5 I saw Pop go down the bench early in the fourth quarter when it got tight but then Big Doggie hit a couple of baskets and next thing you knew, it was a double-digit lead and Rasho was never needed. Just like starting Brent, who is going to change it as long as the Spurs keep winning? |
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SA is lucky to have both...why cant some people understand that? |
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I've been impressed with Rasho in the limited minutes I've seen him play in the postseason. If we make the Finals he'll play a big role defending Shaq, but don't expect to see him much if we face Phoenix.
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Yeah...and SA will need him in the next round too SA is lucky to have both players and will need BOTH to win a title this year. Why do people always want to use one player to knock down another? people always do that with Spurs players |
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Why mess with a lineup that got you to the Finals? I think Nazr starts against Shaq, but at the first sign of any trouble defending him then Rasho will come in. I think Nazr would be more effective at taking a charge against Shaq much like David used to do. It also looks like Brent will be starting from here on out... I agree that I'm thrilled to have both of these guys in black and silver. Glad we traded Malik and not Rasho. Quote:
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Well for starters TD, Parker, and Manu are each averaging over 20 ppg in the playoffs so far, and even with that Nazr is still averaging these numbers so far in the post season and in just 7 games has more rebounds then Rasho did in his 10 post season games last year. Nazr's numbers with the Spurs during the playoffs after just recently joining the team Nazr's post season with the spurs (7 games) in 26 minutes per game 48 points; 6.9 ppg 62 rebounds; 8.9 rpg 9 blocks; 1.29 bpg 6 steals; 0.86 spg 45% fg's (17-37) 100% 3's (1-1) 65% ft's (13-20) Rasho's numbers last year after a full season with SA Rasho's post season with the spurs (10 games) in 26 minutes per game 59 points; 5.9 ppg 55 rebounds; 5.5 rpg 11 blocks; 1.1 bpg 3 steals; 0.3 spg 43% fg's (29-67) 0% 3's (0-1) 16% ft's (1-6) So as far as thier post season stats with the Spurs, Nazr is beating him in every single catagory compared to Rasho last year. He's a much better rebonder, and can draw fouls much better then Rasho too.
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__________________ Blake: "From day 1, Ive backed up everything Ive said. People keep setting 'em up and I keep shooting 'em down." (Example of his legitimate reasoning: "Screw it.")
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(BTW, I think Rasho can hit more 3's than Nazr, but I guess stats are the one we should trust!)
__________________ Blake: "From day 1, Ive backed up everything Ive said. People keep setting 'em up and I keep shooting 'em down." (Example of his legitimate reasoning: "Screw it.")
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It's the playoffs now and like Pop said it's difficult to experiment by trying to give a returning player quality minutes to get back into it during the playoffs. One thing about last night and part of game 1 as well is that at times the Sonics go small and so Pop does the same and goes with only one big in the game. |
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Spurs are playing good, keep Nazr in starting 5
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__________________ Blake: "From day 1, Ive backed up everything Ive said. People keep setting 'em up and I keep shooting 'em down." (Example of his legitimate reasoning: "Screw it.")
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newsflash...were passed the regular season and knee-deep into post season |
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I still think it speaks volumes- Trdi- that when Tim fouled out, that Pop sent in a stilled-injured Rasho in Overtime. I don't think there is any problem between them, and Rasho looks to be handling it all very, very well- which does not surprise me. |
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And I'm not a Rasho basher, but you seem to disllike Nazr becuase of you lust for Rasho your just as pathetic as the Rasho bashers are.
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I suppose Jerome James is Shaq.
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but if you feel Rasho should start and you have better stats that 3 point percentage, then by all means, let's see 'em. |
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![]() Don't get mad at me because your main man is getting 1 minute during garbage time, that's the choice of the almighty Pop.
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Try this one- comparing within these playoffs and not this year to last: Nazr has the worst +/- of any Spur in the playoffs: -15.9 Or this one: defense points per 100 possessions; Rasho on court 92.2 Nazr on court 99.6 Just proof that anyone can find a statistic to prove their point. |
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which 100 possessions are you referring to? even so, Nazr is still learning the defense, Rasho has been here how long now? besides....who the hell is knocking Rasho? Nazr is playing better right now than Rasho.....what's your problem? |
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Nazr has something Rasho doesn't and will probably never will, its called heart. I've never seen Rasho get in someone's face when they knocked the crap out of one of our gaurds! I've never seen Rasho knock someone on thier azz when they were trying to get too phyiscal. I've never seen Rasho go up strong for a dunk when they pass him the ball under the basket. I've seen Nazr do all of the above in only 7 playoff games, and not really even knowing his team mates that well. Your always so quick to point out that it doesn't matter what we think, that it only matters what the Spurs and Pop think. Well if that's the case then they obviously are thinking that Nazr is helping us more then Rasho would, I guess you just don't like that because your guy is stuck in the bench, while his replacement is outplaying him. Quote:
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! Where are assists? Where are fouls? Where are turnovers? Oh, sorry, I forgot - you made a selection of IMPORTANT stats for their position. Quote:
Sure you aren't. BTW (as you always say how fair you are) - find me a post where I bashed Nazr or even said that he is playing bad. Almost all of my posts comments about him are very positive. You see, I don't need to bash one player to praise another as you bashers do.
__________________ Blake: "From day 1, Ive backed up everything Ive said. People keep setting 'em up and I keep shooting 'em down." (Example of his legitimate reasoning: "Screw it.")
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I don't think that Pop is going to experiment now that we are in the playoffs. However, after the season is over, (And assuming we have a healthy Rasho and Nazr) I see them splitting a lot of minutes depending on our match up.
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About Rasho's HEART. Bo spur, you don't really know what are you talking about. Rasho would do better with some more aggression, that's true. But heart?! What the hell do YOU know about that? Sitting in front of PC and bashing players of San Antonio Spurs team. Quote:
__________________ Blake: "From day 1, Ive backed up everything Ive said. People keep setting 'em up and I keep shooting 'em down." (Example of his legitimate reasoning: "Screw it.")
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BoSpur from now on i'll refer to you as Mr. MF. ![]() Quote:
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