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i was really surprised at jefferson last nite how he was really not attacking the basket..i kept waiting for him to make something happen but he just seemed like he would rather hang around the perimeter..even Ginobili did that..but i really think we could of used a little more help from jefferson..i know it is still early but i was really expecting him to have a stronger start...
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I am surprised myself. I can understand that hes sstil gettin used to his new teamates but for one he seems to have started the season not in shape. It looks like he is a couple of pounds heavier han normal and he seems to be really sluggish. Doesnt look like he worked out in the offseason at all. I was expecting more explosivenes from him. Maybe he'll start steppin up his game when hes in better condition. If not why not trade him for a disgruntled GS warrior named S Jackson!
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I think people expected a bit much out of him. I noticed he had lost his explosiveness last season with Milwaukee. He shot a lot of three's last season for them. He just looks like he's stuck between trying to be a scorer and trying to find a role on the team. Once he gets more comfortable in the system he'll start playing well again. Too much panicking going on around this forum.
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The way the nba has our schedule is moronic, start the season off with a back to back, then four days off followed by another back to back??? what the hell, I'm not going to blame the spurs for being a little out of sync last night, they need to get into a routine, and thats almost impossible with the start of their schedule. and to be fair to RJ, everyone looked like crap last night, and we were still in the game.
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I didn't think he played that bad. He had decent (not great) game. Had a couple drives where he went to the line. He looked a little sluggish at times but I'll give him slack for now, it's only the 4th game.......now if we could just get rid of Bonner
__________________ “I think he’s going to be a star. And as time goes on, he’ll be the face of the Spurs, I think.” ---- Coach Pop on Leonard |
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We were not aggressive last night--maybe everyone had the Heinie Flu. I know that we can play, but last night we didn't have the under-the-basket presence. It is interesting to look at the box score--They hit more than we did, but it wasn't a rebound blow-out, fouls were fairly even (if not questionable) and we hit 3s. But like last year, when some of the 3s were attempted, there was no one on the backside of the basket to rebound them. That was a pattern that I saw a lot last year and thought it may have been remedied when I saw more people going for the o-reb in an earlier game this season. As for RJ, I still want to cut him some slack until he picks up our playbook. And the Jazz were playing pretty well last night. This all made for some lousy viewing times for our fans. We need to have a little faith. It is early in the season.
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RJ did attack the basket last night and was successful when he did, either with a basket or with going to the line. $14 million and we're expecting too much? yeah.......right
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RJ was not the problem (offensively at least) last night. He struggled through the first few games to figure out how aggressive to be. But almost all new Spurs go through that-- Barry, Mason, Finley, etc. are some examples. |
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| i agree, that sometimes you gotta feel out how to play, but all the players you named are jump shooters, which isn't too hard to figure out the reason they brought you in was to shoot when you have the ball. RJ on the other hand, was more effective driving the ball. whatever works you gotta keep doing it, if they're gonna get upset about it, then step up!
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He is coming around?
__________________ NO D, NO RING!!!! ![]() With 26 points on 4 of 4 shots from distance in only 20 minutes of PT. Efficient eviceration. Wolves' fan: ginobili vs. the wolves is like he's just kind of laughing to himself all game...kind of like he thinks it's cute that they're trying to play basketball. athenea@spursreport.com |
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| If you throw out RJ's first two games, he is averaging 33.4 mpg 21.4 ppg 60.2% fg (7.8 fgm/game on 13.8 fga/game) 41.3% 3pt (1.4 3-fgm/3.4 3-fga) 4.2 reb/game 3.2 apg 1.4 spg 1.4 turnover/game His free throw shooting is wacky though.
__________________ UCLA!! "When nothing seems to help, I go look at a stonecutter hammering away at this rock perhaps 100 times without as much as a crack showing in it. Yet at the 101st blow, it will split in two and I know it was not that blow that did it. But all that had gone before." - Jacob Riis |
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LOL at people even me quesioning the move after three games or even four games or so.......... He is a player and always has been a player in this leauge, he can slash and get to the line and shoot the three, what else do we need sides some better D which will COME! Shame on us in here.
__________________ “The [Navy] specs called for Mach 2.34. We actually tested the airplane for Mach 2.5. I flew it 2.5 a couple times. When you fly a Phantom, it’s built for 2.0, but when you fly that fast you know it. It’s like sitting on a beach ball; you don’t know which way it’ll go, it’s so sensitive. In a F-14 it’s like sitting in a Cadillac. It’s solid. You don’t realize you’re going that fast. |
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I think it's just possible that players have trouble coming over to the Spurs and taking over when Tim and Tony are on the floor. They likely feel that the Spurs are Tim and Tony's team and they don't want to step on Tim and Tony's feet. Finley had the same problem when he joined the Spurs. Having Tim and Tony out for a few games may have been the best thing that could have happened. |
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i dont feel like i said anything bad about jefferson..i was glad to see him play hard on wednesday..thats what i expected from him and i hope he continues even when tim and tony are out there..he shouldnt be afraid to take over
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| There were a lot of threads that had similar tones like that. Yours very lightly touches upon that subject of expectations for him to come out like gang busters.
__________________ UCLA!! "When nothing seems to help, I go look at a stonecutter hammering away at this rock perhaps 100 times without as much as a crack showing in it. Yet at the 101st blow, it will split in two and I know it was not that blow that did it. But all that had gone before." - Jacob Riis |
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| Those are ALL STAR numbers!
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