Whats up With the Spurs?

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im seeing every team making big moves and improvements and i haven't seen them make one so far so, they aint getting nobody or they dont have enough money?
 
im seeing every team making big moves and improvements and i haven't seen them make one so far so, they aint getting nobody or they dont have enough money?
 
Just curious.Tottenham or San Antonio ?
San Antonio signed James Anderson and Tottenham has still an open transfer-window.
 
They signed a big man from overseas, Tiago Splitter, who will be better than half the bigs currently in the NBA. They drafted James Anderson, from Oklahoma State, in the draft and they most likely will sign Alonzo Gee to a guaranteed deal. Don't forget about Garrett Temple either, he'll probably contribute this year. For the Spurs it's not making "big moves", their management and coaching staff utilizes players they have on their D-League team, already on the bench, or assets from overseas and somehow they always win.
 
They signed a big man from overseas, Tiago Splitter, who will be better than half the bigs currently in the NBA. They drafted James Anderson, from Oklahoma State, in the draft and they most likely will sign Alonzo Gee to a guaranteed deal. Don't forget about Garrett Temple either, he'll probably contribute this year. For the Spurs it's not making "big moves", their management and coaching staff utilizes players they have on their D-League team, already on the bench, or assets from overseas and somehow they always win.
 
Just curious.Tottenham or San Antonio ?
San Antonio signed James Anderson and Tottenham has still an open transfer-window.
 
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Two reasons there.
 
A lot of people seem to hyping up Tiago... whats the deal with him?
 
A lot of people seem to hyping up Tiago... whats the deal with him?
 
Originally Posted by romedadude

They signed a big man from overseas, Tiago Splitter, who will be better than half the bigs currently in the NBA. They drafted James Anderson, from Oklahoma State, in the draft and they most likely will sign Alonzo Gee to a guaranteed deal. Don't forget about Garrett Temple either, he'll probably contribute this year. For the Spurs it's not making "big moves", their management and coaching staff utilizes players they have on their D-League team, already on the bench, or assets from overseas and somehow they always win.
 
Originally Posted by romedadude

They signed a big man from overseas, Tiago Splitter, who will be better than half the bigs currently in the NBA. They drafted James Anderson, from Oklahoma State, in the draft and they most likely will sign Alonzo Gee to a guaranteed deal. Don't forget about Garrett Temple either, he'll probably contribute this year. For the Spurs it's not making "big moves", their management and coaching staff utilizes players they have on their D-League team, already on the bench, or assets from overseas and somehow they always win.
 
Tiago Splitter is not going to be that good. They didn't make any moves because they don't have any cap room. They won't get passed the second round until they rebuild.
 
Tiago Splitter is not going to be that good. They didn't make any moves because they don't have any cap room. They won't get passed the second round until they rebuild.
 
Originally Posted by Futuristic

Tiago Splitter is not going to be that good. They didn't make any moves because they don't have any cap room. They won't get passed the second round until they rebuild.

I agree with the bolded portion. I think Splitter will be solid though. A bad season (sometime in the next 3 years), ala 96-97, the pending departure of  Parker, Duncan retirement, and hell they could end up with a top 5 pick. And we know the Spurs ALWAYS draft well.

And then the Spurs reign continues...
 
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