Reported on foxsports.com that the Spurs have not ruled out signing scottie pippen and adding him to the team. They would have to CUT someone first, I wonder who that would be_LOL

The Spurs need some youth, not another old guy. :lol: And we're not talking like, NBA veteran old, this is bordering on RETIREMENT HOME OLD LOL

Pip was a great player in the 90's but now hell no! He would make a good fit on someone's coaching staff though. But If I had to guess what team Pip would be best suited for I'd say the lakers. After all he's played for Phil Jackson before and he understands the triangle.

I heard the Cavs are the front runners, but I have a hard time seeing Pip in a Cavs uniform.

He couldnt help the Blazers maintain a 15 point lead in the 4th to go to the Finals at the age of 34 so what the hell can he do now at 41?-lol

He couldnt help the Blazers maintain a 15 point lead in the 4th to go to the Finals at the age of 34 so what the hell can he do now at 41?-lol
That was a great game. I remember the kobe to shaq alley opp. Stupid Blazers.

That was a great game. I remember the kobe to shaq alley opp. Stupid Blazers.



Great Game my A$$, the Blazers were supposed to be in the Finals and would have beaten the Pacers and won another Title. I was asking myself for 3 weeks after that game"How the hell do you lose a 15 point lead in the 4th qtr of a Game 7? The Blazers were to STUPID to realize that they didn't have to double tea shaq because they were winning by 15 so if they played him straight up every time, that would have eliminated a lot of those wide open three pointers that help the Lakers get back in the game.

Great Game my A$$, the Blazers were supposed to be in the Finals and would have beaten the Pacers and won another Title. I was asking myself for 3 weeks after that game"How the hell do you lose a 15 point lead in the 4th qtr of a Game 7? The Blazers were to STUPID to realize that they didn't have to double tea shaq because they were winning by 15 so if they played him straight up every time, that would have eliminated a lot of those wide open three pointers that help the Lakers get back in the game.

I remember watching that game and turning it off early in the forth quarter thinking to myself the Balzers finally have trumped Shaq and Kobe. When I tuned in the the sports highlights later that night, I could not believe what I was seeing. I agree double teaming Shaq always left a man open beyond the perimeter. I remember Brian Shaw always hitting open three's. I don't understand why the Blazers also stopped using the Hack a Shaq strategy late in the forth. This is what got them back in the series and into seven games. Such a major collapse by the Blazers that was their championship to lose. I really wanted to see Sabonis win an NBA championship

I remember watching that game and turning it off early in the forth quarter thinking to myself the Balzers finally have trumped Shaq and Kobe. When I tuned in the the sports highlights later that night, I could not believe what I was seeing. I agree double teaming Shaq always left a man open beyond the perimeter. I remember Brian Shaw always hitting open three's. I don't understand why the Blazers also stopped using the Hack a Shaq strategy late in the forth. This is what got them back in the series and into seven games. Such a major collapse by the Blazers that was their championship to lose. I really wanted to see Sabonis win an NBA championship



So you didn't watch it at all? Poor Coaching caused the Blazers to lose that game which is why he was fired eventually

So you didn't watch it at all? Poor Coaching caused the Blazers to lose that game which is why he was fired eventually

I tuned out early forth quarter when the game originally aired but watched it on tape later on and I also saw it on ESPN classics a while back. Poor coaching double teaming Shaq and not fouling him and making him hit free throws late in the game.

I tuned out early forth quarter when the game originally aired but watched it on tape later on and I also saw it on ESPN classics a while back. Poor coaching double teaming Shaq and not fouling him and making him hit free throws late in the game.



Yeah fouling him would have only been 1 point because he rarely made both. So the coach of the Blazers made all that money and was not smart enough to say to his team-"I want single coverage on Shaq because I don't want to leave any of the three point shooters open. So just play good defense on Shaq or foul him."

What was Pip's PPG average when he was in houston anyone know?

What was Pip's PPG average when he was in houston anyone know?

TEAM G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG
HOU 50 50 40.2 .432 .340 .721 1.30 5.20 6.50 5.9 1.96 .74 3.18 2.40 14.5

Still decent numbers, but he was not the savior they thought he would be.