We're Chipping This Year

I think the Knicks can punk us tbh.
People figured out that you just put a much bigger defender on a Brunson. He’s not quick enough to blow by them, and they bother his shot. Cleveland was the first team I saw do it, with Dean Wade.
 
People figured out that you just put a much bigger defender on a Brunson. He’s not quick enough to blow by them, and they bother his shot. Cleveland was the first team I saw do it, with Dean Wade.
And we have multiple Brunson defenders to keep him occupied whenever he's on the floor.
Castle and Harper can bully him, Fox is way faster and doesn't get beaten to his spots.
Then on the other end, Knicks can't hide Brunson on anyone other than maybe Champ who just shoots over him.
Everyone else can easily take him off the dribble like he's not even there.
 
It is natural for us to be excited about a potential POs run but we should hold our horses a bit tbh... last time Spurs were in POs was 7 years ago. The only team winning after 7 years droughts is the Celtics after KG and Allen acquisition, a notable recent example is 20-21 Suns who reached finals after a 10 years PO drought. This kind of turnaround is obviously the exception especially for a very young team (Celtics were full of vets and Suns had CP3), our only vet is Barnes :st-lol: oh and we have a newbie coach.

So one day at a time, let's secure dat second seed and try to get through a first round before thinking of chipping
Ya, we have zero clue how people will actually respond in the playoffs, players or coaching staff tbh. It's a completely diff animal than regular season, and I havn't seem much in terms of us being able to adjust mid series if things aren't going well. We also aren't gonna go far is Fox keeps scoring in the teens every game, like it or not.
We are looking sharp and going out in the first round would def be a huge disappointment for example, but I'm gonna hold off on the "WCF/Finals" expectations for a while still lol

Exciting times regardless
 
It is natural for us to be excited about a potential POs run but we should hold our horses a bit tbh... last time Spurs were in POs was 7 years ago. The only team winning after 7 years droughts is the Celtics after KG and Allen acquisition, a notable recent example is 20-21 Suns who reached finals after a 10 years PO drought. This kind of turnaround is obviously the exception especially for a very young team (Celtics were full of vets and Suns had CP3), our only vet is Barnes :st-lol: oh and we have a newbie coach.

So one day at a time, let's secure dat second seed and try to get through a first round before thinking of chipping
And Fox and Kornet, and even Olynik.
 
It is natural for us to be excited about a potential POs run but we should hold our horses a bit tbh... last time Spurs were in POs was 7 years ago. The only team winning after 7 years droughts is the Celtics after KG and Allen acquisition, a notable recent example is 20-21 Suns who reached finals after a 10 years PO drought. This kind of turnaround is obviously the exception especially for a very young team (Celtics were full of vets and Suns had CP3), our only vet is Barnes :st-lol: oh and we have a newbie coach.

So one day at a time, let's secure dat second seed and try to get through a first round before thinking of chipping
Honestly that Suns example is more encouraging than not -- they didn't only reach the Finals, they were up 2-0 on the Bucks before a historical chokejob (along with historical performances, like G7 Giannis) took place.

Sure, the chokejob well may have been due to the lack of experience, but I'm choosing to believe it was karma calling on CP3's number again :st-lol: the Spurs may have better luck there
 
There is clearly another level the Spurs must get to in order to win the chip.. The good news the talent is there to get to that next level. But can our coach get to the next level? And by April?
 
This spurs team can become the 2015 warriors or 2025 thunder
 
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