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When do we play the Clippers, T'Wolves, Pistons, or Raptors again? We need a win desperately.
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missed the game cause of work. didn't even know there was one. looked like a horrible game.
and we signed Acie Law today? was he with the team already ?
and we signed Acie Law today? was he with the team already ?
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Another loss
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Time to start thinking about the draft.
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Brother copped me a Curry shirt for my bday
too bad he's injured
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He needs to rest that ankle and stop wearing the whatever hyper_ shoes out there.
He needs to rest that ankle and stop wearing the whatever hyper_ shoes out there.
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We play the Wolves on Tuesday (I'll be there
), we might not win until then...
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*sigh* Just rest Lee and Curry, let Monta get frustrated. Trade Monta and Biedrins for Dwight Howard.
Happy birthday Luong!
Happy birthday Luong!
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Originally Posted by acidicality
We play the Wolves on Tuesday (I'll be there), we might not win until then...
I'll be there too but in the nosebleed. All good it's only the T'Wolves and getting a free tshirt.
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Happy bday Luong
Pulled this from the NBA thread.
[h3]
[h4]GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS[/h4]
What upbeat story deserves more attention?
Stephen Curry has been spectacular: 21.5 player efficiency rating, 21.2 points, 5.7 assists, 59.7 true shooting percentage. Someone tell his coach, Keith Smart -- Curry is playing fewer minutes this season. Someone tell Warriors PR -- they seem to push only Monta Ellis. Someone tell the fans -- my Twitter feed is choked with Curry complaints. Curry is one of the league's best young point guards, but an ingredient sacrificed to a rancid stew of recent Warriors play.
What downbeat story deserves more attention?
The Jeremy Lin situation is … awkward. He adds energy, hustle and some of the most cringe-prompting play seen outside of a rec league. Lin was supposed to resonate as symbolic and he did that -- for a time. But it's hard to keep cheering when he seems capable of blocking his own layups. Oracle used to roar when Lin entered games. These days, the cheers are muting into nervous brow sweat. This isn't the heartwarming story it could have been.
-- Ethan Sherwood Strauss, Warriors World
[/h3]
Pulled this from the NBA thread.
[h3]
[h4]GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS[/h4]
Stephen Curry has been spectacular: 21.5 player efficiency rating, 21.2 points, 5.7 assists, 59.7 true shooting percentage. Someone tell his coach, Keith Smart -- Curry is playing fewer minutes this season. Someone tell Warriors PR -- they seem to push only Monta Ellis. Someone tell the fans -- my Twitter feed is choked with Curry complaints. Curry is one of the league's best young point guards, but an ingredient sacrificed to a rancid stew of recent Warriors play.
What downbeat story deserves more attention?
The Jeremy Lin situation is … awkward. He adds energy, hustle and some of the most cringe-prompting play seen outside of a rec league. Lin was supposed to resonate as symbolic and he did that -- for a time. But it's hard to keep cheering when he seems capable of blocking his own layups. Oracle used to roar when Lin entered games. These days, the cheers are muting into nervous brow sweat. This isn't the heartwarming story it could have been.
-- Ethan Sherwood Strauss, Warriors World
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Originally Posted by acidicality
Happy bday Luong
Thanks guys,
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Happy Birthday homie.
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Originally Posted by acidicality
Happy bday Luong
Pulled this from the NBA thread.
[h3]
[h4]GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS[/h4]
What upbeat story deserves more attention?
Stephen Curry has been spectacular: 21.5 player efficiency rating, 21.2 points, 5.7 assists, 59.7 true shooting percentage. Someone tell his coach, Keith Smart -- Curry is playing fewer minutes this season. Someone tell Warriors PR -- they seem to push only Monta Ellis. Someone tell the fans -- my Twitter feed is choked with Curry complaints. Curry is one of the league's best young point guards, but an ingredient sacrificed to a rancid stew of recent Warriors play.
What downbeat story deserves more attention?
The Jeremy Lin situation is … awkward. He adds energy, hustle and some of the most cringe-prompting play seen outside of a rec league. Lin was supposed to resonate as symbolic and he did that -- for a time. But it's hard to keep cheering when he seems capable of blocking his own layups. Oracle used to roar when Lin entered games. These days, the cheers are muting into nervous brow sweat. This isn't the heartwarming story it could have been.
-- Ethan Sherwood Strauss, Warriors World
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I am starting to disagree with this. I love Curry, and he has definitely exceeded my expectations already. But lets really break down this comment. It states, he is one of the leagues best young point guards. So what would you guys consider one of the best? Top 3? Top 5? Top anything else doesnt scream one of the best. Currently, when you look at point guards under the age of 27, I dont consider Curry anywhere close to being one of the best young point guard.Originally Posted by acidicality
[h3]
[h4]GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS[/h4]
What upbeat story deserves more attention?
Stephen Curry has been spectacular: 21.5 player efficiency rating, 21.2 points, 5.7 assists, 59.7 true shooting percentage. Someone tell his coach, Keith Smart -- Curry is playing fewer minutes this season. Someone tell Warriors PR -- they seem to push only Monta Ellis. Someone tell the fans -- my Twitter feed is choked with Curry complaints. Curry is one of the league's best young point guards, but an ingredient sacrificed to a rancid stew of recent Warriors play.
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Here is a list of who i consider the better point guards under the age of 27: Chris Paul, Deron Williams, Rajon Rondo, Russell Westbrook, Derrick Rose, John Wall, Raymond Felton and Brandon Jennings.
Is Curry better currently than ANY of these guys? Maybe the last two? You can argue up a couple spots or down a couple spots, but the fact of the matter is, Curry is just barely inside the top 10 of young point guards in the NBA currently. And this is JUST young point guards (and thats also not counting young combo guards like Tyreke, Monta and Eric Gordon).
Look, I like Curry as much as the next guy. I pray to GOD he is the next Steve Nash (hopefully with better D). But right now, I dont see how anyone in their right mind can call Curry "one of the best young PG in the NBA." In a few years maybe, but right now? No chance.
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Warriors waived Jeff Adrien, signed Acie Law. Now we have a small forward off the bench.
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Ekpe
. Who do they run tomorrow? Monta and Reggie or Law and Monta? I rather use Law as the starter to have someone to bring off the bench.
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Happy Birthday Luong....
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Don't matter, we screwedOriginally Posted by daprescription
Ekpe. Who do they run tomorrow? Monta and Reggie or Law and Monta? I rather use Law as the starter to have someone to bring off the bench.
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Probably start Reggie with Acie Law as the back up. I wonder if Law stays the entire season. Haha.
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I don't see anything wrong with it. If they can find another decent player in the d-league I would let him go, but at least Law can play defense.
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Happy birthday, Luong...
and happy belated birthday, LazyJ.
and happy belated birthday, LazyJ.
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Originally Posted by LiveMyReality
