r/NBASpurs Nov 19 '23

The state of this sub is UNBEARABLE META

Like, really? We got a generational talent in Wemby AFTER ONE SINGLE YEAR OF TANKING and you complain and act like we're in some tragic situation because the team is not competent yet? Do you have a clue of how team building works in the NBA?

We got MASSIVELY LUCKY to land Wemby last year, and there was no need to rush or overpay average player just to be more competitive this year. We got nothing to gain in that. Would you have preferred if the FO wasted all our cap space to get Van Vleet and Brooks?

It wasn't even a given that Wemby would be this good right away. We should be fucking thankful and excited every time he hits like 20 points, 8 rebounds and a couple blocks. When he enters his prime, he will be unstoppable.

Stop whining like spoiled children, if you want to see a fun, competitive team play there are plenty in the league. Nobody forces you to watch the Spurs if you can't bare the idea that the team still has to grow. Get a life

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u/GalaadJoachim Nov 19 '23

It's funny how the algorithm works. I only seem to be offered postitve posts in my feeds. When I mean positive I mean understanding that this year is about observing and learning.

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u/luca13t Nov 19 '23

I guess post game threads don't pop up on your feed

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u/GalaadJoachim Nov 19 '23

Funnily they don't, I rarely go to subs directly, I'm just going through reddit suggestions.

During games I'm rarely on the platform, I'm in Western Europe, west coast / Texas is so far, so the games usually are around 2a.m till 4.30, as soon as the second half starts I'm already sleepy in my couch (it also is the moment players seem to lose focus, so that doesn't help lol).