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Sixers GM Billy King reiterated an earlier statement that there were no untouchables on his team, one that includes stars Allen Iverson and Chris Webber, but qualified it by saying that it is "a responsibility of mine to make sure we do what's right for the franchise." He said the Sixers have had "numerous conversations with different teams, just trying to figure out if there's something we can do." He said it will be easier to talk with other teams now that the draft order has been finalized. http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/sports/14651239.htm |
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I think the Iverson you would see here in SA would be more of the Iverson you saw in the Olympics. The guy is selfish in Philly because he has no one playing with him that he can trust. He hasn't had a coach he's respected since Larry Brown (when he led the team to the Finals and was an MVP). Put him on the floor with Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, Bruce Bowen, Micheal Finley, and Robert Horry and he has no choice but to trust that group of players. Make Pop his head coach instead of Mo Cheeks, Jim O'Brien, and Randy Ayers and he will have no choice but to play the right way. Combine that with the passion he brings to the floor and his unsatisfied desire to win a championship, and I find it hard to argue that he would be a bad fit for this team.
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AI is a great player but I dont want Parker (and others because it would take more than Just Parker) moved for him and him coming to the Spurs is 100% unrealistic. his contract is a monster the Spurs dont need to move their 24 year old All-star. There issues to work on have nothing to do with needing a new starting point guard |
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I agree, and would be perfectly fine with Tony Parker as our point guard for the next 6 years. But when you look at the direction of the league, and the predominant style of play...the grind it out defensive stuggles (SA and DET) are going to be less and less successful, and you are going to be forced to field a team that can put a ton of points on the board. I also doubt that this is a likely scenario, but if it presented itself I would not blame the Spurs for expressing interest. |
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screw AI or Weber I want the other AI! Andre Igudou (or however you spell it)
__________________ "I think the problem with people now is that nobody wants to take responsibility for anything. But don't quote me." - Unknown |
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I wish Dalembert wasn't so ridiculously overpaid. He could fit in well here. Other than him and Igoudala, who the Sixers probably won't move because he's the one guy on that team truly worth what he's making, there isn't much on that roster to like. Trying to get AI here is pretty much impossible because of all the salaries the Spurs would have to kick in to make a trade work, so he doesn't count.
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Enough of this AI crap. His body is breaking down. You don't want to be the last team to take him before his decline. This guy drives to the hole with no muscle every single game. At his age it's stupid to even gamble for 1 year, let alone giving up our future with TP.
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Spurs need rebounding, not ball domination.
__________________ Are you: A) Female? B) Attending UTSA? Then chances are good that YOU ALMOST FREAKING KILLED ME IN THE PARKING LOT |
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his career high is like 12 or 13 assists or something. But I do think you harp on something. That sometimes if the ball isn't going in, he doesn't create opportunities sometimes for other people like AJ used to do or what some other playmakers do. TP is most effective when he's scoring. Which is why I had high hopes for Beno last year because he was more of a point guard who'd create and setup opportunities for players to score. not saying that either is better for the spurs.
__________________ "I think the problem with people now is that nobody wants to take responsibility for anything. But don't quote me." - Unknown |
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Well Parker Avg almost 6 asst a game this season so its not like he sucked in that area. it got him to being an All Star along with his almost 19 points a game in the regular season his career high in Assts is 14 and he had a game last season with 13 Quote:
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__________________ Destiny rides again! |
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Tony is the point guard. He has the rock in his hands more than anyone during in the game. It is his job to distribute. I'm not knocking Tony. I just have yet to see him show up when it counts. Quote:
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No...saying "Tony couldn't get 7 assist if the game had 5 qtrs." is just a stupid comment or saying he has never shown up when it counts is just senseless bashing when its not true. Hell just looking at a recent example when he took over game 6 against the Kings in the second half on the way to his career high in points to help lead SA to a dominating close out win. He hit some big shots in the Dallas series too. Its not like he played poorly over the course of the whole playoffs. He had some key shots in the playoffs last year too. Some people seem to only remember his mistakes and not all the things he does well or act like he never does anything in the playoffs. The Spurs ask parker to be an agressive..scoring type PG. He isnt going to regularly have high asst games when Pop is asking him to shoot 20+ times a game and look to score The Spurs dont need to replace their All Star point guard. |
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__________________ fleetwood macbull (from a Bulls' board), on Andrés "Chapu" Nocioni: "Noc is like that guy from Monty Python. They can cut off his arms, his hands, his feet, then his legs, but he still comes rolling his torso at you like he's going to destroy you" ![]() |
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__________________ Win or lose this is a game - You could let it pick your brain for weeks and months, just replay it over and over, won't do you any good at all. When someone loses a loved one and they do that it only brings forth anguish. I feel acceptance is sometimes the key, it happened, now you have to react to it. Giving up is not an option. |
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thought I had heard other wise on one of those articles interviewing Larry Bird.
__________________ "I think the problem with people now is that nobody wants to take responsibility for anything. But don't quote me." - Unknown |
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To Philadelphia : Rasho To SA: Steven Hunter, Kevin Ollie, Future 2nd round pick I think SA would do that - Hunter becomes our backup C (at about 1/2 the cost of Rasho), and Ollie the 3ed PG. Ollie's contract is only 2 more years - shorter than Rasho's. Also, I wanted Hunter last year instead of Oberto. I think he might be a late bloomer a la Gadzuric/Pryzbilla mode, and he is quite mobile, although not a strong in the post. |