He can't play all 48 minutes, unfortunately.Sharp said:Why did they take out Kevin Love and let the Thunder come back to within single digits then?
Telfair helped the knicks get back in it against Minny when he got shot happy.Rodeo Clown said:He can't play all 48 minutes, unfortunately.
And this run is largely on Telfair. Fuck that guy.
Rodeo Clown said:He can't play all 48 minutes, unfortunately.
And this run is largely on Telfair. Fuck that guy.
You a hater dawg.Sharp said:Wait what
The Crimson Blur said:Oh my god the Spurs are playing so well..
This defense. This offense.
Its beautiful.
I tell it like it is.The Frankman said:
Hi d is terrible, just not as bad as bogans.Doc Holliday said:Why doesn't korver start for the bulls? His D isn't terrible, he can shoot and he passes the ball pretty well. I'd rather have him shooting than Deng.
SamuraiX- said:I know, right?!
owait who's their opponent again tonight?
Youngest, and by a long way.Adam Blade said:Man, still can't believe how young the Clips' starting lineup is. Probably one of the youngest in the league, if not the youngest.
Bledsoe - 20
Gordon - 21
Animu - 20
Griffin - 21
Jordan - 22
U23 indeed.
That's starting to piss me off. I remember him going up stronger on drives last year, must've hung out in Europe or something in the offseason. Dude needs to cut that shit out.charsace said:Gallo must really like Manu. He does the same exact flopping on drives.
Rookie Watch: Redraft, Version 1.0
Pick No. 1: John Wall to the Wizards
Hmmm, would the Wiz take a point guard who shows competitive fire, Formula 1 speed, a willingness to defend and the charisma of a star? Of course they would.
A better debate about Wall: Where would he go in a draft with Derrick Rose and Blake Griffin? I'd guess 50 percent of the GMs would take Wall first. That's how special he can be.
While Rose is a dynamic scorer and Griffin is a beast all over the court, Wall can be both a great scorer and a more natural lead guard than Rose, while also being an upgrade on defense. And it seems the league values guys like him more than anyone else besides star quality centers.
Pick No. 2: Derrick Favors to the 76ers
This looks like as much of a no-brainer as the No. 1 selection. With the Nets, Favors has shown tremendous promise as a rebounder and scorer in the paint and would have gotten plenty of minutes in Philly's rotation.
Which looks like a better foundation to build on: Jrue Holiday and Evan Turner as a backcourt duo or Holiday and Favors as a pick-and-roll combo? Holiday and Favors are two of the youngest players in the league, and both possess a demeanor that suggests they are very serious pros.
Pick No. 3: DeMarcus Cousins to the Nets
New Jersey would be a perfect spot for Cousins, if Favors weren't available. Tough-minded coach with lots of credibility. A culture of rules and discipline (see Terrence Williams and the D-League). And a franchise center already in place. There wouldn't be any gargantuan banners of him hanging off buildings, as we've seen in Sacramento. And my guess is that in Jersey, we would have seen a slimmer Cousins, who'd have had to work each day just to survive matchups with Brook Lopez and Avery Johnson's expectations.
Pick No. 4: Al-Farouq Aminu to the Timberwolves
Who knew Aminu would make more than half of his 45 3-pointers in his first 20 games as a pro? And at just 20 years of age (a full three years younger than Wes Johnson), his upside is huge. He would have been a great fit on the Wolves, an improving team that could really use perimeter shooting.
With the way Kevin Love rebounds, the Wolves would have been able to play Aminu some at the 4 with little fear of getting killed on the glass (before he builds enough strength to hold his own). Eventually, Aminu should be able to learn to do some real damage from that spot.
Pick No. 5: Eric Bledsoe to the Kings
Sacramento has the second-worst record in the league for the year 2010, with just 15 wins since Jan. 1, never winning more than four games in a month. The Kings epitomize rebuilding, a mode they've been in for years. (They got good value with Cousins, but in this exercise, he's off the board.)
Now it looks as though the team realizes that the reigning rookie of the year, Tyreke Evans, is better off playing next to a true point guard. And Bledsoe has shown the ability to play that part well this season in his stints as a starter with the Clippers. With his explosive athleticism, he would have given the Kings a very young, very interesting backcourt going forward.
All those guys are younger so they would go higher.Adam Blade said:Interesting. No Fields in the top 5?
Adam Blade said:Interesting. No Fields in the top 5?
I don't know why you tend to be so high on Telfair. He's pretty bad.Rodeo Clown said:He can't play all 48 minutes, unfortunately.
And this run is largely on Telfair. Fuck that guy.
He is better than Turner right now though.Zep said:It would be like drafting Keith van Horn..
Oh wait.
DY_nasty said:I don't think Mayo finishes the season in Memphis.
Brewer and Ridnour saving the Twolves' assesGaimeGuy said:wtf :lol
Stockholm syndrome, maybe? He was playing really well earlier in the year. He's just regressing back to the mean, I guess.GaimeGuy said:I don't know why you tend to be so high on Telfair. He's pretty bad.
Huh? I remember you loving him all the time. Last season, offseason, preseason. It didn't start this year :lolRodeo Clown said:Stockholm syndrome, maybe? He was playing really well earlier in the year. He's just regressing back to the mean, I guess.
Sharp said:Bulls choking.
They're not choking, they've been ass the whole game, practically. Good defense, but they can't knock anything down.Sharp said:Bulls choking.
Yeah, I know. It's irrational. He's been my guy since the KG deal. He'll have another good game here soon that will validate it.GaimeGuy said:Huh? I remember you loving him all the time. Last season, offseason, preseason. It didn't start this year :lol
TBH I thought this might happen... Cavs have looked so awful lately that okay to good teams like the Bulls start looking past them, even though only elite teams can look past all their opponents and still win.J2 Cool said:They've look so uninterested the entire game.
It was a terrible pass. Its never a good look when a player has to catch and shoot starting from his feet.The Frankman said:Knicks finally going aggressive to the whole, however Raptors beat them to that.
Gallo gotta hit that shot.
Wtf at the epic music they were just playing.Dreams-Visions said:please don't blow this, Cleveland.
edit: fuck!