Ginobili retires

Terry Yake

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end of an era

first time in 21 years duncan, parker, or ginobili won't be suiting up for the spurs
 

HisIceness

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He's one of the last professional athletes left who is significantly older than I am. Making me feel old.

That said, I'm not terribly sad to see him go. Always thought he was a whining flopper along with Tony Parker. Just never could become a fan.
 

Avs_19

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He was a very fun player to watch in his prime. All the best to him.
 

HisIceness

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You may laugh but there's no denying that he pulled stunts like this many many times, and there's also no denying he would complain to the refs like a child when the call didn't go his way Saw it up close and in person every time the Spurs came to Charlotte.

 

robertmac43

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Underrated talent for sure. Going to miss watching his ability to swat an animal out of mid air
 

dahrougem2

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You may laugh but there's no denying that he pulled stunts like this many many times, and there's also no denying he would complain to the refs like a child when the call didn't go his way Saw it up close and in person every time the Spurs came to Charlotte.


There's no doubt Ginobli used to flop but you could have used a better clip than this one. Bonzi Wells smacked him in the face pretty hard there, albeit unintentionally. The ref probably wasn't going to call anything if Ginobli didn't react because it was a bang-bang play, so he had to sell it.

The flops where there's no contact, I have a big problem with. But this one there was very clearly a shot to Ginobli's face.
 
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Voight

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One of his last great plays.
 

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