I think it's time for him to retire. Spurs need to make some big moves and bring in new talent.

It was tough to see Manu struggle like that. He has been so clutch for the Spurs over the years and has made some incredible plays. You can tell he was trying hard but its just not all there anymore for him. I'm sure he'll remember all the turnovers in game 6 for a while.

and 4 in the fourth quarter of game 7

It reminds me of Horry coming back for one more season in either '08 or '09. It was really obvious he just didn't have anything left in the tank. He retired at the end of the season.

I hear he tried to attend the Heat's post game party, but accidentally threw his ticket away.

No idea what he'll do. If he spends the offseason getting healthy and back into shape, he might be able to play 15ish good minutes/game. He definitely needs to take a huge pay cut, though. With his age and injury susceptibilities, he's barely more than a min salary guy.

nice spin on things. didn't know they had the rights to 8 players in euro right now. also, sounds like they are looking to draft a young kawhi-like player from france on thursday and stash him in europe for a year or two on toni's team in france.

http://www.slate.com/articles/sports/sports_nut/2013/06/_2013_nba_finals_san_antonio_s_old_team_has_a_brighter_future_than_miami.html

Really Sad to see Manu go out like this -- He has had such a great career.

he's not done. he'll take a pay cut and play for another year or two. spurs will be fine and back in the hunt again next year. everybody is over-reacting. pop adjusts his teams to it's strengths. how many years have they missed the playoffs under pop - one or two? spurs will have cap space to go get a big name but they won't because they are always building for the future. teams like miami won't have longevity like the spurs. they have one year left until the luxury tax kills them.

the new batman...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iloN1RPs4n0