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Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2017 7:36 pm
by duncan21
Ballings7 wrote:The teams Gay have been on have all been relatively bad and mediocre at best, except for Memphis. I don't think the dislike on him is fair at all considering how lackluster the teams he was on actually were.

Put 2014-now Leonard on the Raptors (if he was there longer) or Kings then, and they're still missing the playoffs by a decent amount.

And, Memphis would of beat the Spurs in 2011 even sooner if Gay was available.

I also think his best years as a player, individually, were with Sac in terms of his ability and versatility, and was more under control there it seemed.

Raptors made playoffs when they trade him to Sac :lol:

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2017 12:56 pm
by Nolan
duncan21 wrote:
Ballings7 wrote:The teams Gay have been on have all been relatively bad and mediocre at best, except for Memphis. I don't think the dislike on him is fair at all considering how lackluster the teams he was on actually were.

Put 2014-now Leonard on the Raptors (if he was there longer) or Kings then, and they're still missing the playoffs by a decent amount.

And, Memphis would of beat the Spurs in 2011 even sooner if Gay was available.

I also think his best years as a player, individually, were with Sac in terms of his ability and versatility, and was more under control there it seemed.

Raptors made playoffs when they trade him to Sac :lol:


And that's all Rudy's fault? That Raptors team had far too many iso scorers and they needed to move away from that style.

Re: RE: Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 1:56 am
by duncan21
Nolan wrote:
duncan21 wrote:
Ballings7 wrote:The teams Gay have been on have all been relatively bad and mediocre at best, except for Memphis. I don't think the dislike on him is fair at all considering how lackluster the teams he was on actually were.

Put 2014-now Leonard on the Raptors (if he was there longer) or Kings then, and they're still missing the playoffs by a decent amount.

And, Memphis would of beat the Spurs in 2011 even sooner if Gay was available.

I also think his best years as a player, individually, were with Sac in terms of his ability and versatility, and was more under control there it seemed.

Raptors made playoffs when they trade him to Sac :lol:


And that's all Rudy's fault? That Raptors team had far too many iso scorers and they needed to move away from that style.

he is a stats paddar in a lottery team,what did gay proved in playoffs ? team without him looks better than ever,so it's not his fault ? grizzles without him,makes to WCF in 2013,raps makes makes playoffs when he get trade
gd luck spurs,I can see spurs 2nd rd exit this upcoming season,thunders gonna torch us due to our athlectism downgrade ,we will be in trouble against rockets's pick and roll,and we are back to 2 years ago,the only chance we can beat has is kawhi improved his game to prime time jordan' s level

Re: RE: Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2017 6:15 pm
by pad300
duncan21 wrote:he is a stats paddar in a lottery team,what did gay proved in playoffs ? team without him looks better than ever,so it's not his fault ? grizzles without him,makes to WCF in 2013,raps makes makes playoffs when he get trade
gd luck spurs,I can see spurs 2nd rd exit this upcoming season,thunders gonna torch us due to our athlectism downgrade ,we will be in trouble against rockets's pick and roll,and we are back to 2 years ago,the only chance we can beat has is kawhi improved his game to prime time jordan' s level


Athleticism downgrade? What was the PO's starting lineups? (up until GSW Gm 2 - Parker and Kawhi down)
1) Parker, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Dedmon (played < 15 minutes)
2) Parker, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Lee (Dedmon benched, played garbage minutes hereafter)
3) Parker, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Gasol
4) Murray, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Gasol
5) Mills, Green, Kawhi, Simmons, Aldridge
6) Mills, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Gasol

Consider my best guess at a starting lineup next year
Mills, Green, Kawhi, Gay, Aldridge

Which of those lineups is this a major athleticism downgrade from? Assuming Gay is back to form, he is a Dedmon/Simmons level athlete, and is clearly a better small ball PF than Simmons...

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 4:33 pm
by duncan21
And line crossed. Please refrain from baiting or trolling.

Nolan

Re: RE: Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 1:40 am
by duncan21
duncan21 wrote:And line crossed. Please refrain from baiting or trolling.

Nolan

lol

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Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2017 11:49 pm
by Ballings7
duncan21 wrote:
Ballings7 wrote:The teams Gay have been on have all been relatively bad and mediocre at best, except for Memphis. I don't think the dislike on him is fair at all considering how lackluster the teams he was on actually were.

Put 2014-now Leonard on the Raptors (if he was there longer) or Kings then, and they're still missing the playoffs by a decent amount.

And, Memphis would of beat the Spurs in 2011 even sooner if Gay was available.

I also think his best years as a player, individually, were with Sac in terms of his ability and versatility, and was more under control there it seemed.

Raptors made playoffs when they trade him to Sac :lol:


:noway:

Rudy was asked by Toronto to bulk up and play PF - this effected his game negatively for how they were using him.

And they wouldn't of made the playoffs with a prime Leonard, either. Considering how flawed the team around him was, it didn't matter. LeBron or Durant would be needed for them to have a good chance to make the playoffs.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 9:28 pm
by turnmeup88
Nolan wrote:
turnmeup88 wrote:
pad300 wrote:Not in love. Would rather have signed Tyreke Evans. Especially not in love if he's going to be our PF...


I have to admit seeing for what Tyreke signed for i'm surprised we didn't make a small run at him...


Thing is where would we find minutes for him. We have so many guards under contract already; Mills, Parker, Murray, White, Forbes, Green, and probably Simmons. Then you factor in a potential Manu return and we have an even bigger problem.


I'd play him as Leonard's back-up for about 10-12 minutes a game and have him handle the ball for about 6-8 minutes to go big (say against a Livingston)

I feel that he is the kind of player who could cause problems for the Warriors (big point guard) which is something we don't have. They'd have to switch curry off onto an even bigger player.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:11 am
by devindixen
If this was the Pre-injury Gay.. YEAYYYYYY...

But come on.. He's not even 100% yet right now and is coming off a major injury. I'd like to see how much athleticism he still have.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2017 4:50 pm
by Cycloneon
I fully expect 10-15 minutes a game to begin with. So being Kawhi's backup seems reasonable until he seems durable enough to handle 20.. and then 25. then that's where the deathball Murray.Green.Gay.Leonard lineup shows out

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 2:09 pm
by Nolan
Cycloneon wrote:I fully expect 10-15 minutes a game to begin with. So being Kawhi's backup seems reasonable until he seems durable enough to handle 20.. and then 25. then that's where the deathball Murray.Green.Gay.Leonard lineup shows out


I could even see us going big big with Kawhi at the point at times as well. I'm still not sold on Gay's fit but he gives us options to try different looks which is important.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2017 12:25 pm
by CoachD
Nolan wrote:
duncan21 wrote:
Ballings7 wrote:The teams Gay have been on have all been relatively bad and mediocre at best, except for Memphis. I don't think the dislike on him is fair at all considering how lackluster the teams he was on actually were.

Put 2014-now Leonard on the Raptors (if he was there longer) or Kings then, and they're still missing the playoffs by a decent amount.

And, Memphis would of beat the Spurs in 2011 even sooner if Gay was available.

I also think his best years as a player, individually, were with Sac in terms of his ability and versatility, and was more under control there it seemed.

Raptors made playoffs when they trade him to Sac :lol:


And that's all Rudy's fault? That Raptors team had far too many iso scorers and they needed to move away from that style.



Partly Rudy's fault. He was the vocal leader who refused to take accountability and banned stat sheets from the locker room. He didn't want to hear about his 11-37 nights.

He crushed the spirit of many of the guys on that team. When Rudy was dealt, they essentially brought back an entire bench upgrade, and changed the focal point of the team.

Lowry went from being Gay's little buddy to being a multiple time all star and one of the top PGs in the East.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 12:08 pm
by duncan21
spurs fans overrated an stated paddar on a lottery team who only avg 20ppg once in his careeer :lol:

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 3:06 am
by alexb618
rudy's looking great so far, real nice fit

not sure if the poster above me is even a spurs fan, all he does is moan?

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 2:58 pm
by popfan
alexb618 wrote:rudy's looking great so far, real nice fit

not sure if the poster above me is even a spurs fan, all he does is moan?


I had a similar interaction with him 3-4 weeks ago. He isn't a Spurs fan and I told him so. He's a troll. Since that interaction I've stop reading his posts.

Rudy is proving to be a fine addition to our bench. Considering Kawhi's injury, we're fortunate to have him. I watched several Kings games last year before his injury. On the dysfunctional Kings, Rudy -- who was more emotionally balanced than DeMarcus -- had his good games but they always seem wasted to me because I knew the Kings were going nowhere. Hopefully Rudy will stay healthy and with us for a while.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 6:16 pm
by Nolan
popfan wrote:
alexb618 wrote:rudy's looking great so far, real nice fit

not sure if the poster above me is even a spurs fan, all he does is moan?


I had a similar interaction with him 3-4 weeks ago. He isn't a Spurs fan and I told him so. He's a troll. Since that interaction I've stop reading his posts.

Rudy is proving to be a fine addition to our bench. Considering Kawhi's injury, we're fortunate to have him. I watched several Kings games last year before his injury. On the dysfunctional Kings, Rudy -- who was more emotionally balanced than DeMarcus -- had his good games but they always seem wasted to me because I knew the Kings were going nowhere. Hopefully Rudy will stay healthy and with us for a while.


He's been banned as well.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 9:00 pm
by alexb618
fair enough, i dont have a problem with people criticising players/teams but this guy...

anyway, is anyone from this forum able to get an autograph on a jersey for me? :) i am on the other side of the world...

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 9:17 pm
by Nolan
alexb618 wrote:fair enough, i dont have a problem with people criticising players/teams but this guy...

anyway, is anyone from this forum able to get an autograph on a jersey for me? :) i am on the other side of the world...


Wish I could help you out man that would be amazing.

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 11:23 pm
by alexb618
a friend of mine was able to arrange for tim to sign a WF jersey many years ago, not bought at an auction, no hologram, no cert of authenticity for re-sale, just done personally. i love seeing it on his wall!

Re: RUDY GAY TO THE SPURS

Posted: Wed Nov 1, 2017 5:20 pm
by SD2042
I've been meaning to ask. How has Rudy been working out for the Spurs so far into the season?