The NBA world is a constant battleground for the players. Others have found its place while some are still struggling. There are claims that Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs is tired of the way the championship has eluded them. There are even notions that he might jump ship into LeBron James' team.
Although there are no definitive proof that Tony Parker will leave the San Antonio Spurs. In fact, contrary to the claims, KSAT reported that Parker desires to play with the Spurs till 2021. He might have retired from playing with the French National Team, but he has no qualms of retiring from the Spurs any time soon.
With that in mind, the NBA rumors and speculations pointing Parker to move to LeBron James' team has just been debunked. Also, Tony Parker's name has always been linked with the San Antonio Spurs. His mere presence in the team is one of the epic symbol of the Spurs.
Rendez vous à l’Atelier Renault le mardi 13 septembre à 15H15#latelierrenault @atelierrenault !! pic.twitter.com/i8Xy21npdt — Tony Parker (@tonyparker) September 9, 2016
The same post mentioned that Tony Parker wants to end his NBA career in flying colors. He wants end finish his Spurs career in a "high note." It appears that both James and Parker have striking similarities. Both elite players wants to make it big in the NBA.
In a different note, James LeBron's name was also tagged in some presumptions that he wants to recruit his former Miami co-player, Dwayne Wade. However, GamenGuide reported that there are no baseline for the noted NBA trade rumors since Wade has already signed up with the Chicago Bulls.
Super moment avec les filles de @OL ! @thomisssss @wendie_renard @griedgeouu @Cam10abily23@ELS_9_FRANCE #bestteam pic.twitter.com/koQhj0IMzc — Tony Parker (@tonyparker) September 12, 2016
It remains unsettled as to how far Tony Parker would push himself and his team to make it to the NBA finals. However, with the NBA underway, the games are always uncertain and the ball is always round, so there might just be hope for Parker and his San Antonio Spurs to end the season in a high note.
