Are the Spurs done?

[Pharaoh]

Fuck the Spurs.

Any team that is blessed with David Robinson and then Tim Duncan deserves a decade of hell.

[Glenn]

And apparently that winning three shouldn't have even counted due to a shot clock violation.

[Glenn]

The man is a genius!!!

[Tahoe]

Who do Jou think is in worse shape Gl'enn, Pistons or Spurs?

[Glenn]

Tough call.

I'd have to say that the Pistons are probably in better shape going forward because of the flexibility.

[Tahoe]

Yeah, I forgot about Joe being King.

[Glenn]

Being in the East helps, too.

[Glenn]

San Antonio will not have cap space until 2010 (when Ginobili’s contract expires), but there will be plenty of talented free agents who may accept the mid-level exception this summer. Expect the Spurs to make a run at Rasheed Wallace, the longtime starting power forward for the Pistons.

One franchise’s implosion could help delay another’s.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/28/sp...r=1&ref=sports

^Nice article that even touches on the Pistons vs. Spurs in DONEdom.

The Spurs have become too old in spots (Michael Finley, Bruce Bowen, Fabricio Oberto), and their young additions (Roger Mason, George Hill) have fallen flat. They have no great assets to trade, outside of their three All-Stars.

[WTFchris]

So all those players listed, besides Oberto, are SF's. What are they going to do there? They'll need someone that can check Kobe to get anywhere. I understand signing Sheed, but then what do they do at SF?

They owe their pick to OKC for Kurt Thomas. The best pick they have is #37 so that is their best chance to get a SF.

[Glenn]