Episode 36 - "TP9: The Tony Parker Story" | The Ring of the Rowel San Antonio Spurs Docuseries

In 2001, the Spurs selected a 19 year old from France and the rest is history!
This is TP9: The Tony Parker Story!
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[@noahperez5074]

Now, a HOF 🐐 🥹🥹

[@SpursKitten]

TONY TONY TONY!!!!

[@pol44r]

Merci spurs, you put us, france, in a spot to suceed years later with the time and energy you shared with tony

[@withalittlehelpfrom3]

Looks like you're gonna succeed a bit more!

[@sas4l176]

Merci for Victor

[@user-fv5wx9if2c]

Ice man gave us the finger roll, TP9 the teardrop, Manu the Euro step, and Timmy the bank shot 🙏🙏 SA players revolutionized the game

[@sas4l176]

🫶

[@paulperez4355]

Stephen Jackson watching this somewhere shaking his head 😂 best PG TP9🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@CoolpapaKelz]

Lol Right with his salty ass.. Actually use to be one of my favorite spurs and was soooo mad as a kid when they let him go and was excited as hell when we traded RJ to get him back.. Now I can’t stand his ass lol😂

[@anakha]

Parker is a Hall of Famer. Jax will only be known for assaulting fans 50 years from now. Worthlessly irrelevant LMFAO.

[@Rapboy89]

That 55-point game will be one memory I'll never forget from Tony, along with his Finals MVP trophy for the '07 title! One of the best PGs!

[@xyz000kj]

Salute respect hof TP9 Spurs franchise history

[@kevinlemelle5402]

I give high respect for TP9.

[@streetk1dd]

love for tony

[@brandonp8684]

Alot of these interviews were used on Tony Parker's Netflix documentary. This is still good though

[@arislabra3929]

Hands down one of the Greatest ever!!! Shows that brains and durability will take you a loooong long way! Salute!

[@atbp828]

I am OVERJOYED FOR SAN ANTONIO winning the #1 pick again after what 25 years? CONGRATULATIONS SAN ANTONIO!

[@cardrick2001]

Just in time for us to draft another French player

[@rausalazar]

Tony recognized the Spurs fans love for the team. Which is cool.😅

[@dread0747]

Much respect TP9. It was an honour and pleasure watching you play. A fan from Namibia.

[@ernieestrada193]

Tp9 🇨🇱🤠☝️☝️☝️☝️

[@onesevenonethree1713]

You can't do tough coaching to today's players anymore. Only a handful of them are tough minded and will take any criticism or correction maturely. The way he accepted Pop's coaching says a lot about his character. No wonder Tony became an all time great PG. There is absolutely no question why he is going to be inducted in the Hall of Fame.

[@dg87]

If the Spurs ever read comments, I want to have a video tribute dedicated to our loyal sandwich flannel guy and the aussie dude. They surely deserve it... Love those guys...

[@frederickdelius1106]

These spurs historyvideos are so awesome. Thank you

[@gotm210]

Tony put you in that killer spin cycle in the lane😬

[@hidenobua3952]

Tony is underrated😢TP9>CP3

[@marxdub210]

I agree with this take

[@devondundon540]

Oh for sure. No question.

[@kristianpomida8259]

The only correct take

[@edwells4769]

Best PG finisher I've ever seen. He could get by and around anyone, and finish by, around or over anyone. Quite the spectacle to see.

[@ziplockbaggies8707]

Tony was tough as nails! Thank you from a San Antonio native!

[@PlusUltraAdrian]

Lakers fan here. I have a lot of respect for Tony Parker and the Spurs. He use to frustrate me so much lol. But you had to respect his game. The same goes for TD and Manu.

[@MichaelCobbs]

Excellent video.

[@dwaynespence8114]

Tony has the BEST SPINE MOVE HANDS DOWN

[@DavidGarden-xb3bo]

❤ Thanks Tony Parker

[@jinhaiDu]

Go spurs Go !

[@OrionOodama]

Least favorite Spur among the Big 3, but his impact and contributions to the franchise can never be overlooked. Arguably, he was the first recipient or byproduct of the team's now-world class player development. I wonder if TP and Bones are crossing paths and seeing eye-to-eye or have buried the hatchet after that "2010 incident". He was the most vocal during the fiasco brought by "Judas#2" and his family, and might cost him signing with Charlotte and thus not playing in San Antonio throughout his career. His departure and the trade of "Judas#2" might pushed Manu Ginóbili to retire for good even though he can still play for at least one more year (or another considering Spurs' influential load management). Glad he took these issues as a man and stayed in San Antonio. At the time of this posting, former Spur Derrick White made a season-saving and historic buzzer beater shot for the Celtics. Most people knows how the Spurs did a Houdini by getting the number one pick in 1997 despite Boston having 2 or 3 lottery balls. Spurs only had one, and was good enough to get Timmy. Four years later (2001), the Celtics had the 21st pick initially intended to get Tony Parker. Celtics patriarch Red Auerbach suggested to get Joseph Forte the last minute. The next teams seemed they didn't know Parker. San Antonio benefited from the Celtics twice. And as sort of a "thank you gift", the Spurs traded White to Boston. I guess call it as cushion or compensation for the Celts' losses in 1997 and 2001. Fast forward today, I feel Tony Parker will play a critical role for Victor Wembanyama's (2023 Draft spoiler) transition to the team. And hopefully, how to be a Spur for life. (Pardon the litany.)

[@njsalonga3434]

Go Spurs Go

[@TheSwizzyChannel]

My Favorite Point Guard to ever play the game 🖤

[@bernabe005]

Great times!!

[@dreich7608]

Dejounte will never match TP9 lol 0 ring for his career

[@lionnetigresse897]

Tony❤

[@frederickdelius1106]

"For a french man, he was good" lol wtf. Who was that? At the beginning. Hated him leaving i tried but just couldnt watch him in a hornets jersey.

[@williamcunningham9706]

Merci Tony

[@iliesbadsi4592]

Love you tonyyy 💍💍💍💍

[@andresmontoto1276]

Tony.. BoBo.. now Wemby. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@mr.z9309]

12:38 tony, “thats a long way man, a long way. But i like your energy” lol

[@jayson9894]

I rather have him as pg in my team than lilard,westchoke,cp3 and ja.

[@jamilnadour7486]

I believe Tim Duncan is the Larry Bird of his era when it comes to trash talk, I believe that he thought so highly of himself, rightfully so, so he didn't trash talk many NBA players, but I believe his trash talk was against those he liked, he couldn't stop trash talking TP :) there isn't a thing about the Spurs that doesn't lool great and likeable

[@kylemonsterdrywallfistbump5948]

Larry Bird was the biggest shit talker to ever play but backed it up lol. MJ himself said that he got his mentality and trash talk from Bird.

[@Ninono7878]

Bien joué Tony

[@user-lf6sw2pu6m]

Dejonte is no Tony Parker at all except for a pot head which you can keep!!

[@Enisss]

Now time for VW1

[@jonathanwstx]

Soooo uuhhh no Barry commentary, huh

[@s-madegames]

1st Ballott HOF

[@wilsonsmilk]

Whose cutting onions here brah?

[@Tain950]

Call me crazy but I’d take prime spurs with Manu, Parker and Duncan over any ten today.

[@johnrivera922]

Go Spurs Go!!!

[@trinitycamby2782]

Where is Brent Barry testimony 😂😂

[@rausalazar]

12 that's funny!😅

[@karllorenzobabiano6328]

waiting for a brent barry comment

[@rausalazar]

Tony didlearn something from kobe who to cheat on his girlj.😅

[@danCK1990]

Manu > Messi, Tony>zidane

[@kristianpomida8259]

The least popular big three for some unknown reason ( even before the incident), but the one who has been thrown the most adversity and overcame it to become a hof player. Thats why he's my favorite

[@JacobMutumbo]

Wei run da low end just to set em straight i only weigh160 but im really a heavy weight. .job well done. . whatever she constructs goes on my docket. .an she is to be well done whether i like her decision day to day or not yu got the notes yu know its not unlawful its romantic innovative motion focus.double standard i have to whip them to refrain from further delays in the near future reference 📨🔒