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Javale is too athletic man, if he can stop being schizophrenic 15,12,3 every night easily.
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Duncan Wall knows circuses. The author studied at the famed Ecole Nationale des Arts du Cirque in France, then chronicled the experience in his new book, “The Ordinary Acrobat: A Journey into the Wondrous World of the Circus, Past and Present.”
Wall did not know of JaVale McGee. But after being e-mailed links to a few videos of the high-flying 7-footer, Wall said in a phone interview, “My thought watching him was that he’s kind of a circus unto himself. He is acrobatic in a creative sense. What distinguishes the circus from gymnastics is this idea of creativity. This dude is just very creative with his physicality. He’s able to move in ways you wouldn’t expect him to move. He has this dynamism, especially for a guy that size. It’s like, ‘Wait a minute, he almost doesn’t know how big he is.’
“And he also has a clownish side to him too. You sent me these acrobatic dunks from weird angles, but when you start Googleing him, there’s also video of him throwing the ball away in weird ways or tripping over himself. And he seems to not take himself too seriously. So he’s kind of the circus unto himself, where he’s the star acrobat and also the star clown.” [...]
“In a clownish sense, he doesn’t seem to have complete control of himself,” said Wall, who teaches at the National Circus School of Montreal, considered the Juilliard of circus schools. “Every once in a while he (tries) something completely beyond him, perhaps something you shouldn’t do if you’re above 5-foot-10, and he’d fail miserably — and it’s just comedic. And he kind of stands up and looks around, almost in a clownish way, and is like, ‘What? What do you mean? Why can’t I do that?’”
LinkOr, as teammate Kenneth Faried put it, upon hearing McGee describe his medical condition from across the locker room, “I didn’t know you had ADD. I knew something was wrong with you, but I didn’t know it was that.”
so yeah anthony davis in april 17 and 10 with 2 blocks and 2 steals a game
shooting at 50% also
He has incredibly soft touch, shows around the basket and on jumpers. So excited to see how he develops.Yesterday he came off a screen, curled, caught and shot from 17 feet, all net. Kids future is limitless.
Yesterday he came off a screen, curled, caught and shot from 17 feet, all net. Kids future is limitless.
havent seen someone under 21 be that efficent in i dont know how longYesterday he came off a screen, curled, caught and shot from 17 feet, all net. Kids future is limitless.
I wonder if Steve Blake knows what it means to penetrate. Its like he thinks any area past the foul line is covered in hot lava
Yes. Yes he is.Man is the Portland coach working for the lakers keeping lilliard on the bench? Smh!
Can someone explain what's the point of having the clear path foul? Why is it considered special and not a simple reach-in foul?
Orlando's future frontcourt of Vucevic, Harris, and Harkless... :x
Sixers are sick right now
My best guess is it punishes the defense for stopping a obvious basket for the offense since there's no play on the basketball.Can someone explain what's the point of having the clear path foul? Why is it considered special and not a simple reach-in foul?