EPTLOL! Dirk with the play-by-play, SHUT IT DOOOOOOOOOOWN ;D
.. and of course the week after I drop Austin Daye due to lack of playing time, he gets playing time and does like he did during the preseason >_<
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VENDIZ
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LOL! Dirk with the play-by-play, SHUT IT DOOOOOOOOOOWN ;D .. and of course the week after I drop Austin Daye due to lack of playing time, he gets playing time and does like he did during the preseason >_< | ||
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VENDIZ
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darkmetal505
United States639 Posts
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VENDIZ
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On January 26 2012 12:24 darkmetal505 wrote: Problem with Detroit's players is that they are so inconsistent, which is to be expected of young guys. That last foul looked like Lebron lost the ball, and while trying to regain control got slapped on the forearm by Daye. Not sure how they usually call those, but I'd assume they usually give the benefit of the doubt to the shooter. I was thinking about the blocking foul Daye got when LeBron delivered his submission for the Oscar award .. also, the Bulls have been manhandled in the paint, just goes to show how big part of the team Deng & Gibson is.. AND WHY IS SCALABRINE GOING FOR A FUCKING THREE!?!?!? | ||
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darkmetal505
United States639 Posts
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VENDIZ
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On January 26 2012 12:33 darkmetal505 wrote: Oh yea, that foul was kinda bogus. Even with Brewer playing well, Bulls are surely missing Deng, and they play Miami this Sunday with Wade returning.... Luckily Taj Gibson will be back for that game, we need someone who can scrap with Bosh and rebound on all plays | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
Griffin has been incredible this half so far as was Caron Butler in the first quarter. Good game so far, holding out for the Lakers to take this one. | ||
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s1deeffec7
United States4 Posts
On January 26 2012 12:53 krndandaman wrote: i feel like the knicks being terrible is a trend that wont end for a while. they always manage to buy a "superstar" and have that superstar miserably fail the whole offense is ugly and players who were excellent before are consistently underperforming Buying the two "superstars" that they did was just a dumb move. It seems like they where trying to create a good fantasy team instead of a good NBA team. They got a PF and SF who have played their entire careers with hall of fame PGs and need a solid PG to play effectively and they simply cannot produce the same when the PG position changes every other month. Also the way that they got Carmelo, trading away half of their starting roster, was a terrible idea, if he really wanted to play in New York he would have just waited the extra months and signed in the off-season (yes I know who would have had to take less money due to the new CBA, but he could have made that up in promotions and other mediums) and allowed the team to keep their roster in tack. The second problem is that both of these guys are used to being #1 and having the entire offense go through them. If you watch them play they don't know how to play off the ball offense, they'll pass the ball to someone and then just stand around and wait to get the ball back again. Carmelo and Stoudemire have no idea how to play together and are both used to playing styles that contradict each others. Stoudemire is used to playing the pick and roll game while Carmelo seems to only know how to play iso. Final issue with this team that is leading to all the ugliness is the lack of a true PG. As good as Shumpert has been he is a rookie who has been thrust into the starting PG role (I personally think he is a SG), with two all stars on his team; there is no rookie in the world that would know how to handle that. | ||
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Ducci
United States588 Posts
Kings: 93 total points Denver: 92 points in the paint | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
What a game. What a game. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
i havent yelled at my tv in a long while but ron was gettin it hype. | ||
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zeehar
Korea (South)3804 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
On January 26 2012 15:30 zeehar wrote: bit late, but my pacers showing everyone what we're made of Indeed they are. Definitely a team to watch out for in the east once the playoffs roll around. | ||
XaI)CyRiC
United States4471 Posts
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Ace
United States16096 Posts
On January 26 2012 15:30 zeehar wrote: bit late, but my pacers showing everyone what we're made of Very scary. I said they'd have a shot at top 4 in the East but this is ridiculous: Indiana has played 11 road games and only 6 home games. Very possible for them to have a big win streak sometime soon. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On January 26 2012 14:04 s1deeffec7 wrote: Buying the two "superstars" that they did was just a dumb move. It seems like they where trying to create a good fantasy team instead of a good NBA team. They got a PF and SF who have played their entire careers with hall of fame PGs and need a solid PG to play effectively and they simply cannot produce the same when the PG position changes every other month. Also the way that they got Carmelo, trading away half of their starting roster, was a terrible idea, if he really wanted to play in New York he would have just waited the extra months and signed in the off-season (yes I know who would have had to take less money due to the new CBA, but he could have made that up in promotions and other mediums) and allowed the team to keep their roster in tack. The second problem is that both of these guys are used to being #1 and having the entire offense go through them. If you watch them play they don't know how to play off the ball offense, they'll pass the ball to someone and then just stand around and wait to get the ball back again. Carmelo and Stoudemire have no idea how to play together and are both used to playing styles that contradict each others. Stoudemire is used to playing the pick and roll game while Carmelo seems to only know how to play iso. Final issue with this team that is leading to all the ugliness is the lack of a true PG. As good as Shumpert has been he is a rookie who has been thrust into the starting PG role (I personally think he is a SG), with two all stars on his team; there is no rookie in the world that would know how to handle that. Who was the HOF PG in denver? | ||
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Holcan
Canada2593 Posts
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VENDIZ
1575 Posts
Did anyone see the pat Pau gave Paul at the end of the game? Holy shit, how good must that have felt for Gasol! :p .. also; Gordon rejects extension offer (no surprise really), where do you guys see him going when his time is up in New Orleans? | ||
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slyboogie
United States3423 Posts
On January 27 2012 03:10 VENDIZ wrote: Billups, maybe? Did anyone see the pat Pau gave Paul at the end of the game? Holy shit, how good must that have felt for Gasol! :p .. also; Gordon rejects extension offer (no surprise really), where do you guys see him going when his time is up in New Orleans? Come back home, Junior!!! Come back home! But we already have a log jam at guard =*( | ||
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