Spurs lose Tim, and what do they do?

[spursfan101]

Like Pop's survival decision to go with a run and gun style.  Parker zipped by defenders for 30 points, Manu and Hedo flourished in  that style.  Props to the bench dwellers for stepping up. Especially fan fav T-Rex Willis! :rolleyes:  

[WayOutWest]

Do you think that's something they could do when TD is on the bench on a regular basis in games?

[westkoast]

Do you think that's something they could do when TD is on the bench on a regular basis in games?

Only way for them to get more confidence when he isn't on the floor is for him to sit out for long periods of time.  I think this will be good for the Spurs for a few games.  The supporting cast will be forced to figure out how to generate points and play defense with out that huge anchor in the middle.  Really it could be a blessing in disquise.

Parker really needs to step it up on the offensive end.  The guy can generate alot of points when he is playing at the top of his game.  Tim Duncan's body has put in a request for last years Tony Parker.

[SPURSX3]

it was a good game, nice to see rasho and malik get back into the mix, tony scoring 21+ pointsa again helps too.  interesting to see how long they can do this.  the summer play has really worn our guys down this year.