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I usually prefer away jerseys over home. Not really a fan of home jerseys/white jerseys in general.Originally Posted by Andrew630
I thought we didn't like the away jerseys because of the white side strip.
Who you hear from? I think Monta did a good job on Tyreke last night, but not on defense, but rather his offense. Got Tyreke in early foul trouble with 3 fouls in the first quarter and didn't see much of Tyreke for the rest of the game. Tyreke did turn the ball over a couple of times trying to dribble pass Monta tho. I wish Mona would stop settling for the open jumpers so early in the shot clock. Just feels different when Curry does it. Lol.Originally Posted by OneTrust
He shut out Tyreke last night with his speed and being a pesty player i heard. I really think he bothers bigger guards.
J Lin seems to be gettign no PT though. Who is our backup pg? Charlie Bell?
See I question articles like that sometimes. Tyreke was playing PG the whole time he was on the floor so I don't understand the part where the article says the Kings "put him at PG" because he couldn't post on Monta. And it was more like the Warriors that put Monta on Tyreke, not the other way around. I actually think Wright on Evans would be better since the Kings put Antoine Wright on Curry and it was effective in the half-court. Monta can save energy playing defense on Wright or Garcia then. But yeah, Monta is a capable defender. He prevented Tyreke from driving on him in the half court. Saw the Lakers in town last year and he did his best on Kobe as well. But he had trouble when Kobe stopped trying to drive past him and started posting up. Something Tyreke needs to learn how do effectively against smaller and quicker guards like Monta.Originally Posted by OneTrust
(10-10) 22:45 PDT -- It's official: Monta Ellis can defend bigger guards.
Just ask Tyreke Evans.
Ellis had 18 points and six assists while holding Evans to five points in the Warriors' 95-86 preseason victory over Sacramento on Sunday night in front of 10,537 fans at Oracle Arena.
It seemed logical that Sacramento would station Evans on the block against Ellis, who gives up 3 inches and 40 pounds to the reigning Rookie of the Year - but sometimes heart turns logic into fallacy.
Evans couldn't beat Ellis to any post-up spot, and when the jockeying got physical, Ellis wasn't shy.
Before too long, Sacramento realized an entry pass to Evans was nearly impossible, so the Kings put him at point guard. Then, Ellis' pesky hands and active feet forced two steals and frustrated Evans into giving up the ball early in the shot clock or settling for air-balled three-pointers.
Evans played the final three minutes - long after Ellis was on the bench icing for the next game - and scored four points to finish with nine
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/10/10/SPQT1FR0UI.DTL#ixzz125IDl9DO
Just read it from this article. Not sure how accurate it was since i didn't get to see the game but i know Monta gives bigger guards fits.
Yeah, J Lin wasn't that amazing last night i heard, but he seemed to be productive in the first preseason game with the little minutes he got. I'm rootin for the kid to do well though so hopefully he can show he's worthy to be on the team.
Completely disagree with this. The crowd isnt putting him in a position to fail what so ever. If he cant handle people cheering for him, he belongs in the D League.Originally Posted by acidicality
Exactly. If the crowd keeps on doing that for every home game, they're putting him in a position to fail. It's sad because the casual fan rooting for him is going to keep doing that, and they don't realize that it actually puts unneeded pressure on him and also gives him and the Warriors both a negative vibe; it just reinforces to others that he was signed strictly for his race and not his skills, and I don't blame him now for trying to prove that isn't the case.
In general, when a player gets back to his hometown, he has people in the stands that he wants to make proud. You don't think that the player is pressing, trying to force things that he shouldn't, just to make mom, dad, and the other 18 people he handed out tickets to proud? That's just a player who has his close 20 family/friends thereOriginally Posted by dland24
Completely disagree with this. The crowd isnt putting him in a position to fail what so ever. If he cant handle people cheering for him, he belongs in the D League.Originally Posted by acidicality
Exactly. If the crowd keeps on doing that for every home game, they're putting him in a position to fail. It's sad because the casual fan rooting for him is going to keep doing that, and they don't realize that it actually puts unneeded pressure on him and also gives him and the Warriors both a negative vibe; it just reinforces to others that he was signed strictly for his race and not his skills, and I don't blame him now for trying to prove that isn't the case.
Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt
In general, when a player gets back to his hometown, he has people in the stands that he wants to make proud. You don't think that the player is pressing, trying to force things that he shouldn't, just to make mom, dad, and the other 18 people he handed out tickets to proud? That's just a player who has his close 20 family/friends thereOriginally Posted by dland24
Completely disagree with this. The crowd isnt putting him in a position to fail what so ever. If he cant handle people cheering for him, he belongs in the D League.Originally Posted by acidicality
Exactly. If the crowd keeps on doing that for every home game, they're putting him in a position to fail. It's sad because the casual fan rooting for him is going to keep doing that, and they don't realize that it actually puts unneeded pressure on him and also gives him and the Warriors both a negative vibe; it just reinforces to others that he was signed strictly for his race and not his skills, and I don't blame him now for trying to prove that isn't the case.. If Jeremy Lin has the entire city rooting for him, you don't think that affects him -- negative or positive?
I'm just not ruling that possibility out... yet.
Originally Posted by Luong1209
Not being able to focus on homework ftl....
fixedOriginally Posted by acidicality
Originally Posted by Luong1209
Not being able to focus on homework ftl....
I am wish I was still in so glad to be out of school.