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09-03-2009, 05:26 PM #3731Senior Member
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09-03-2009, 07:08 PM #3732O.T>
Originally Posted by tackielarla
Try to collate those who are "actually signed". And include na din your recent free agent signing (Daniels). Then come back here with your results.
Either way:
Let's say you're figures are correct (which isn't), you mean to tell us that since we have an age difference of 0.3 years (which translates to 4 months) makes us a waaaaaay older team? Hahahaha I like the way you think.
And where on God's green earth did you get this statistic?
bro sato pa karon dili naka kabalo mu gamit sa calculator.... unsa man ang imung gi gamit nga equation? basin imu na gi- abacus.... ayaw lagi sweto sweto.... bisan pa apilon namu si daniels.... it wont make any difference.... tanawa ang imung player pila ang ni edad ug 30 kapin.... ayaw na i dala sa imung english english kay wa kay angay bro
di ka taga san antonio...taga cebu raka... 
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09-03-2009, 07:12 PM #3733basin pod... sakto ka bro... who knows mu kamang cguro mi Originally Posted by menderouv
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09-03-2009, 07:14 PM #3734
statistics dont lie... even if it makes a .3 difference, your still the oldest team
sorry bro, you got served
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09-03-2009, 08:18 PM #3735
tsk tsk hot as hell ang debate dinhe... mapagan nasad ta ani ron hehehe... cant wait to see your teams fought it out till the last buzzer sounds... and prove to the readers here who's point of view is correct... that makes the season more exciting... let the games begin....
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09-03-2009, 08:40 PM #3736O.T. Originally Posted by vcmov_15
he wants proof i gave him proof that this spurs are older compared to the celtics... even if it has a small difference...
the bottom line is TIGUWANG GYUD ni ang SPURS... no more no less. unless naa silay i pasulod sa roster nga 10 year old... sila muy ma youngest team... too bad so sad!!! its hard to accept ...pwede ilisan ninyo inyu monicker ug SAN ANTONIO SPURS TO SAN ANTONIO CANES? bawhahahahahaha
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09-03-2009, 08:51 PM #3737C.I.A.
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My response... Originally Posted by icon_king
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Try to collate those who are "actually signed". And include na din your recent free agent signing (Daniels). Then come back here with your results.
So have it; some don't. Obviously, you don't.ayaw na i dala sa imung english english kay wa kay angay bro di ka taga san antonio...taga cebu raka...
Statistics are only as accurate as the one collecting them. Again, read my reply at the top of this post before you bark.statistics dont lie... even if it makes a .3 difference, your still the oldest team sorry bro, you got served
Again, check the correct roster and check for the team's actual signed players. You'd be surprised to find out just how OLD the celtics actually are. Poor old man Grampa Kevin - his knees ain't holdin' no more.he wants proof i gave him proof that this spurs are older compared to the celtics... even if it has a small difference...
the bottom line is TIGUWANG GYUD ni ang SPURS... no more no less. unless naa silay i pasulod sa roster nga 10 year old... sila muy ma youngest team... too bad so sad!!! its hard to accept ...pwede ilisan ninyo inyu monicker ug SAN ANTONIO SPURS TO SAN ANTONIO CANES? bawhahahahahaha
Oh and please do us a favor and stick to the vernacular.
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09-03-2009, 09:08 PM #3738
i think we need a break. init na kau ang discussion da, hehe
eh number three ang electric fan palihug.. haha
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09-04-2009, 12:01 AM #3739C.I.A.
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Bruce Bowen, three-time champion with San Antonio Spurs, retiring from basketball - ESPN
By Marc Stein
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After helping the San Antonio Spurs to win three championships and establishing himself as one of the premier perimeter defenders of the decade, Bruce Bowen is retiring at 38.
Bowen told ESPN.com that he will formally announce his retirement at a Thursday afternoon news conference and said he would elaborate more on his decision then.
It is believed that Bowen, who became an unrestricted free agent Aug. 1 when the Milwaukee Bucks bought out the final year of his contract, has decided to step away from the game because of his growing desire to pursue off-court business and community interests as well as a career in broadcasting.
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09-04-2009, 12:04 AM #3740C.I.A.
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Bruce Bowen is retiring today
Bruce Bowen is retiring today
By Richard Oliver - Express-News
Bruce Bowen has known for some time that this day would come. And now that it’s here, he’s feeling surprisingly calm about it.
The former Spurs great is retiring from the NBA.
“I’m very happy,” Bowen, 38, said this morning. “It hasn’t been difficult. I was content about it and understood it was going to happen.”
At a news conference this afternoon at the Yardley’s Salon and Spa, the business he owns with his wife, Yardley, Bowen will officially hang up his sneakers and move toward a future that will still include ties to basketball.
In addition to working on his local business and charity interests, Bowen had an audition with ESPN earlier this week and will be working on something with Turner Broadcasting later. He may also be doing some broadcasting work on high school games.
He also hopes to continue his advertising work with H-E-B, Hallmark Institute and AT&T.
“I’m always going to do something around the game of basketball,” Bowen said.
Though the Spurs will not be signing him to a ceremonial one-day contract or anything or that nature, Bowen said he feels he’s retiring as a Spur.
“Everybody knows, and Pop said the same thing, ‘You’re a Spur,’ ” Bowen said, referring to coach Gregg Popovich.
He spent 12 seasons in the league, including the final eight with the Spurs. Regarded as one of the league’s strongest defenders, Bowen was part of three San Antonio championship teams.
On June 24, he was part of a three-team trade with the Bucks and Pistons that brought Richard Jefferson to San Antonio. After an extended wait, during which Milwaukee tried to ship Bowen to another team, the Bucks released him last month.
Though he is now a free agent, Bowen said he had no plans to move on. He’ll be staying in San Antonio, his adopted home. The Spurs, for their part, had made it clear he wasn’t in their future plans.
“It was just about being able to say, ‘All right, it’s done,’ ” he said.
The added bonus, Bowen said: Being home for his sons, ages 2 and 3.
“(Yardley) enjoys the chance for them to see ‘Papi’ more,” Bowen said.
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Thanks for the memories Bruce... you will always be remembered...
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