Although Bob doesnt have the legs or energy he used to, he brings a lot to the table. It isn’t about the points he does or doesn’t put on the board. He does many, many little things that also have an impact on the game (Cheap Shot Jokes notwithstanding). All told, i’d rather have him than Finley, any day of the freaking week. Finley is a scorer, but Bob is a guy who is good for any assortment of things down the stretch, whether it’s a block, steal, or even a foul. Personally, I welcome him back, because at the end of the day, I don’t want him hitting a big shot against us…

and I am ready for him to move on. Let him hit a big shot against us. He will miss the other 3 or 4 shots he takes. If we can’t capitalize on having a 30% shooter in the game against us, then we don’t deserve to win.

I do see the little things he does. That steal on Nash was nice, but that was also a choke on Nash’s part. He is just far too slow these days to have a positive impact on the majority of plays in the game.

The fact that he wants to play so that his legacy is untarnished by his horribly ineffective play this last season only concerns me more. This sure sounds like it is all about Rob, and has nothing to do with the Spurs. What is Pop’s fascination with Robert Horry? As the rest of the Spurs age, they need some youth and athleticism to pick up the slack and not some dinosaur whose game is predicated agility. It is not like this is KT or Kevin Willis. Horry is just a fools gold type player who gets burned repeatedly, and then makes 1 miracle shot or play to get you to believe in him.

He said it himself—DNP in the last game of the playoffs. Useless. Sure, a brand new rookie or young player may not get minutes, but at least he will be learning to play later. Horry occupying a slot gives no benefits if he is on the bench (and there is no reason to believe he won’t be).

If he keeps getting DNPs, it would be better for the Spurs to put me on the roster, because I don’t cost the veteran minimum.

Lastly, I’d rather see him DNP than miss another rotation to give a wide open three from a corner shooter. Or jack up a mind-numbing three with 15 seconds on the shotclock. Or gamble and lose repeatedly on the defensive end. He’s completely washed up and dilutive to our team. I hope we don’t waste a roster spot on him.

As much as I like the guy, it’s really time for him to hang it up.

He can come back all he wants. But the Spurs need to let him go.

you have to assume he’ll be back. We all know how Pop is…

Horry’s a cancer.

And that avatar’s a total ripoff, Zantox. :)

Horry = Bad