Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
hes a legend but its a whole team over there and great coaching
years of sticking together and building chemistry ... cats cant handle building chemistry anymore
you gotta learn how to win and lose with your team and buy into the coaching
without the entire spurs team you dont see 5 rings
ive been saying it as a Suns fan since day 1 ... how can you tell me suns werent mid and overachieving ... but at the same time tell me all the players are bunk and dont deserve shyt
people take certain great teams and overrate and underrate them at the same time... instead of just saying "yeah they fukking crushed shyt and exceeded expectations"
you cant downplay 1 guy in the system and then still call the system great... it takes the whole team to be on point to build a legacy like that. Manu, Parker, Bowen, Drob, Danny Green, Captain Jack, Patty Mills, Finley, all those dudes who they plug and played, and had individual roles are big time players.
I wouldnt sit here and say Duncan was this massive force that was going to 1v1 end somebodies shyt ... but his career and ability to stay loyal and build a team is definitely 2nd to None. He's easily one of the greats. But like I said, are you gonna not give props to Manu taking his role as a mercenary or Parker guiding the offense and playing underrated D? Cats wanna say Steve Nash is overachieving but then ignore the fact that he played with Tim Thomas, Robin Lopez, Amar'e, Raja Bell, G.Hill with one ankle, Hakeem Warrick, James Jones, Barbosa etc. Just like the Spurs, how can you remain consistently a 50 win team with MVP numbers and not be regarded? people love to pick and choose shyt. Without the team buying in, Nash fails as a career. You cant be this or that without the team backing you. You may be able to plug and play Manu, Parker and Duncan onto new teams and win... but sticking together as a unit is what brought them success. Magic and Bird can be seen as motors for the team, but I look at the spurs as a well balanced machine. All of the players were unselfish.
years of sticking together and building chemistry ... cats cant handle building chemistry anymore
you gotta learn how to win and lose with your team and buy into the coaching
without the entire spurs team you dont see 5 rings
ive been saying it as a Suns fan since day 1 ... how can you tell me suns werent mid and overachieving ... but at the same time tell me all the players are bunk and dont deserve shyt
people take certain great teams and overrate and underrate them at the same time... instead of just saying "yeah they fukking crushed shyt and exceeded expectations"
you cant downplay 1 guy in the system and then still call the system great... it takes the whole team to be on point to build a legacy like that. Manu, Parker, Bowen, Drob, Danny Green, Captain Jack, Patty Mills, Finley, all those dudes who they plug and played, and had individual roles are big time players.
I wouldnt sit here and say Duncan was this massive force that was going to 1v1 end somebodies shyt ... but his career and ability to stay loyal and build a team is definitely 2nd to None. He's easily one of the greats. But like I said, are you gonna not give props to Manu taking his role as a mercenary or Parker guiding the offense and playing underrated D? Cats wanna say Steve Nash is overachieving but then ignore the fact that he played with Tim Thomas, Robin Lopez, Amar'e, Raja Bell, G.Hill with one ankle, Hakeem Warrick, James Jones, Barbosa etc. Just like the Spurs, how can you remain consistently a 50 win team with MVP numbers and not be regarded? people love to pick and choose shyt. Without the team buying in, Nash fails as a career. You cant be this or that without the team backing you. You may be able to plug and play Manu, Parker and Duncan onto new teams and win... but sticking together as a unit is what brought them success. Magic and Bird can be seen as motors for the team, but I look at the spurs as a well balanced machine. All of the players were unselfish.
