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LOL.
Offical 2009-10 NBA Season Thread
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by mateen cleaves,
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LOL.
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Homie arguing the Cavs case, don't even waste your time doing that on this board, cause these cats on here can't stand the state of Ohio for some reason. The Cavs are 3-1 against the three top teams in the league. Last year the record was reversed as the Cavs were easily handled in the regular season. Then boom the playoffs come and Orlando shoots the absolute *$!% out the ball, play way over their capabilites, and now they are the toast of the East. Then they played the
Lakers, cooled off, and they are who we thougt they were.
Fast forward to this year, Orlando has lost Turk and brought in an old Vince, who as I expected would not fit with that team. Then tou have the Celtics, you watch them play and you see how slow they are, how old they are, how often they are
injured. You watch em a little longer, Christmas rolls around, and you notice Boston is losing a lot of games. Here it is Feb 1, and Boston has only won 6 of their last 17 games. People though, have the nerve to say, nothing is wrong wit Boston, they just having a hard time right now. NO, they old, and need to rebuild. I knew
it was a wrap for them when KG hurt his knee and Ray scoring went down
On to the Cavs. Cavs had a problem with not being able to control the paint, cause Z is too weak and slow, Wallace too old and short, and Andy too weak. Boom they get Shaq, yeah he old and has slowed down, but he still intimidates and is a wide tall body in the middle. This has led to the Cavs leading the league in allowing the fewest points in the paint. Cavs were too short and not athletic on the perimeter, so they bring in moon and parker to shore that up, result, matchups are even now. Powe still hasn't played, and, they've found Jawad to be serviceable so that's even more size.
The problem is though nobody wants to recognize this shift that's happening cause they are used to the Cavs being good but not great, and their is no respect for Cleveland sports teams due to our history of losing. Once you take your hater glasses off, you will see that the East will come down to, if Mike Brown continues to be an idiot during the playoffs. We matchup with every team in the league, Shaq is putting in work and intimidating people in the post, and Lebron is the greatest player in the NBA, so recognizze what's going on, and hope and pray for Cavs v Lakers in the finals. Cause if it happens, you could get to watch the passing of the torch, which hasn't really happened since the 80's
Lakers, cooled off, and they are who we thougt they were.
Fast forward to this year, Orlando has lost Turk and brought in an old Vince, who as I expected would not fit with that team. Then tou have the Celtics, you watch them play and you see how slow they are, how old they are, how often they are
injured. You watch em a little longer, Christmas rolls around, and you notice Boston is losing a lot of games. Here it is Feb 1, and Boston has only won 6 of their last 17 games. People though, have the nerve to say, nothing is wrong wit Boston, they just having a hard time right now. NO, they old, and need to rebuild. I knew
it was a wrap for them when KG hurt his knee and Ray scoring went down
On to the Cavs. Cavs had a problem with not being able to control the paint, cause Z is too weak and slow, Wallace too old and short, and Andy too weak. Boom they get Shaq, yeah he old and has slowed down, but he still intimidates and is a wide tall body in the middle. This has led to the Cavs leading the league in allowing the fewest points in the paint. Cavs were too short and not athletic on the perimeter, so they bring in moon and parker to shore that up, result, matchups are even now. Powe still hasn't played, and, they've found Jawad to be serviceable so that's even more size.
The problem is though nobody wants to recognize this shift that's happening cause they are used to the Cavs being good but not great, and their is no respect for Cleveland sports teams due to our history of losing. Once you take your hater glasses off, you will see that the East will come down to, if Mike Brown continues to be an idiot during the playoffs. We matchup with every team in the league, Shaq is putting in work and intimidating people in the post, and Lebron is the greatest player in the NBA, so recognizze what's going on, and hope and pray for Cavs v Lakers in the finals. Cause if it happens, you could get to watch the passing of the torch, which hasn't really happened since the 80's
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I don't want to see Ray get traded.
He's my favorite Celtic.
The rest of them can go slap each other for all I care.
He's my favorite Celtic.
The rest of them can go slap each other for all I care.
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I was always under the impression that this is a message board, so I'm go say what I want where I want. Last year I really thought the Cavs would at least make the finals, and if you go back, all Cavs fans didn't wanna play Orlando cause they were so tall and could shoot. Well this year is different. I'll just say this, the Magic don't have Hedo or Skip this year and I'm not in the least bit worried about old man Boston
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Wow.
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I like that or Monta.
I think either can coexist with Rondo, but Martin might be more along the lines of what we need.
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Barea+Howard for Ray.
Do it Cuban.
Do it Cuban.
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So who replaces Paul?
Does it have to be a G?
Aaron Brooks? Monta? Chauncey?
Does it have to be a G?
Aaron Brooks? Monta? Chauncey?
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The ****** JJ Barea dunking during pregame warmups
http://www.nba.com/mavericks/video/2010/01/30/BareaDunk013010m4v-1214743?ls=iref:nbahpt2
http://www.nba.com/mavericks/video/2010/01/30/BareaDunk013010m4v-1214743?ls=iref:nbahpt2
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Oh JJ...
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I hope you guys saw the bonehead play by Rudy Gay right now
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The Milwaukee Bucks’ Brandon Jennings and Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry today were named the Eastern and Western Conference Rookies of the Month, respectively, for games played in January.
Jennings ranks second among rookies in scoring (17.7 ppg) and first in assists (6.2 apg). He ranks third in three-point field goal percentage (39.4), free throw percentage (.814), steals (1.20 spg) and minutes (34.4 mpg). He recorded his second career double-double in a win over Minnesota on Jan. 23 (18 points, 13 assists). In addition, Jennings had two-games with double figure assists in January, bringing his yearly total to three games with double-digit assists. He also has the highest assist-to-turnover ratio amongst Eastern Conference rookies (3.0).
Among all rookies Curry ranked second in scoring (19.1 ppg), second in assists (5.1 apg), seventh in rebounds (4.4 rpg), first in steals (2.0 spg) and first in minutes (39.5 mpg) in January. He joined Kevin Durant as the only players in January to average at least 15.0 ppg while shooting at least 48% from the field. On Jan. 22, Curry had a career-high 32 points to go along with seven assists and four steals in a victory over the New Jersey Nets.
Jennings ranks second among rookies in scoring (17.7 ppg) and first in assists (6.2 apg). He ranks third in three-point field goal percentage (39.4), free throw percentage (.814), steals (1.20 spg) and minutes (34.4 mpg). He recorded his second career double-double in a win over Minnesota on Jan. 23 (18 points, 13 assists). In addition, Jennings had two-games with double figure assists in January, bringing his yearly total to three games with double-digit assists. He also has the highest assist-to-turnover ratio amongst Eastern Conference rookies (3.0).
Among all rookies Curry ranked second in scoring (19.1 ppg), second in assists (5.1 apg), seventh in rebounds (4.4 rpg), first in steals (2.0 spg) and first in minutes (39.5 mpg) in January. He joined Kevin Durant as the only players in January to average at least 15.0 ppg while shooting at least 48% from the field. On Jan. 22, Curry had a career-high 32 points to go along with seven assists and four steals in a victory over the New Jersey Nets.
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because of that, he deserves a better team. he shouldnt be playing with those dirty trash talking fools.
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Curry
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@ Lester Hudson showing up Kobe for 11 straight.
You gotta be kidding me.
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Then he got too happy and shot an airball on his last attempt.
Memphis needs to play him more. He's the only person off the bench with scoring instincts.
Memphis needs to play him more. He's the only person off the bench with scoring instincts.
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I was surprised the Celtics gave up on him so soon.
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but what does chi have to offer more then rose?... wade has already said he does not like the cold weather up there... already has his family and a home so he goes there during the off season... does any star player want to be under the jordan standard in a bulls uniform?... Riley knows what its gonna take to keep wade and he did it when the won the finals.... and with all the money they are gonna have next year he can def put some players together in miami... they save money on taxes, warm weather, and play with one of the top 3 players in the league...
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i was too
btw....D Wade is gonna give up on the heat soon...team is trash
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so wade is gonna play where?
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I thought Wade was going to stay with Miami for the longest, but their young players haven't progressed the way I thought they would.
Miami still has a slight edge over Chicago though.
Miami still has a slight edge over Chicago though.
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The Hornets come back from down 20 in the third to get within two points of the Suns late, but no dice.
Giving up 63 points to Channing Frye, Robin Lopez, Grant Hill and Jared Dudley.
Collison - 16 points (7-1
, 4 rebounds, 14 assists and 4 turnovers
Thornton - 25 points (10-21; was 2-10 at half), 4 rebounds and 4 assists
Giving up 63 points to Channing Frye, Robin Lopez, Grant Hill and Jared Dudley.
Collison - 16 points (7-1
, 4 rebounds, 14 assists and 4 turnoversThornton - 25 points (10-21; was 2-10 at half), 4 rebounds and 4 assists
