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SCUDSBROTHER 05-10-2009 09:48 PM

Turk missing some important shots. Brick, brick ,brick. Stands around like he's watching a bellydance.

SCUDSBROTHER 05-10-2009 10:08 PM

Barkley sticking with those Orlando women? Good luck wid dat, Chuck. One side got men, and the other side got women(especially that Turkey-Glue Lady.)

pgardn 05-10-2009 10:19 PM

If the Lakers had a point guard...

Kobe got a lot of rest in the regular season.
Now he has to dribble the ball more, games
are tougher. As much as he likes Fisher he
has got to ask for a point guard next year
for offense and defense.

They need a PG that can play over 30 minutes
effectively.

SCUDSBROTHER 05-10-2009 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pgardn
If the Lakers had a point guard...

Kobe got a lot of rest in the regular season.
Now he has to dribble the ball more, games
are tougher. As much as he likes Fisher he
has got to ask for a point guard next year
for offense and defense.

They need a PG that can play over 30 minutes
effectively.

Celts, Houston, or Cleveland deserve a shot at rings. The others are a bunch of lay-down whores. Every year, Orlando lays down. That Turk is a fkn skinny-legged choke. Lakers gotta be whipped to perform. Somethings wrong with their heart, too.That big baby shouldn't of had a chance to do that. Van Gundy being asked the wrong questions. Asked about the last shot. Ask him why he has that choker Turk laying bricks? Why he being allowed to take shots? What's he? FKN 4 FOR 14? Might want to look at that. Of course, that's the open guy. He's a choke. Why would you cover him outside?

ateamstupid 05-11-2009 01:31 AM

I'm sorry Chuck, but if Nelson were playing, this series would be over by now. Alston is horrible. Just completely useless. I know you said the Magic only needed a distributor, but he's not even doing that.

3 games this series:
7-29 (24%), 1-12 threes (8%), 6.7 PPG, 4.7 APG, 2.3 TO

NTamm1215 05-11-2009 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ateamstupid
I'm sorry Chuck, but if Nelson were playing, this series would be over by now. Alston is horrible. Just completely useless. I know you said the Magic only needed a distributor, but he's not even doing that.

3 games this series:
7-29 (24%), 1-12 threes (8%), 6.7 PPG, 4.7 APG, 2.3 TO

It cracked me up when everyone said the Rockets were giving up on their season after trading Rafer.

He's a horrible defender, a horrible shooter, has no head, is prone to being impossible to deal with, and was already having problems in the locker room with both McGrady and Artest.

You're never going to get the guy to shoot more than 39%. He took more wide-open 3s with the Rockets than he'll ever get with any other team (Orlando is up there) and he still never had an overall percentage higher than 39.

I'll take a Kyle Lowry-Aaron Brooks platoon over Rafer any day.

NT

Coach Pants 05-11-2009 01:51 PM

The problem with the Rockets is they have two superstars who are, from the looks of it, being trained by D. Wayne Lukas.

Cannon Shell 05-11-2009 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ateamstupid
I'm sorry Chuck, but if Nelson were playing, this series would be over by now. Alston is horrible. Just completely useless. I know you said the Magic only needed a distributor, but he's not even doing that.

3 games this series:
7-29 (24%), 1-12 threes (8%), 6.7 PPG, 4.7 APG, 2.3 TO

He has been a disappointment. It doesnt matter much anyway, no one is beating Cleveland

ateamstupid 05-11-2009 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NTamm1215
It cracked me up when everyone said the Rockets were giving up on their season after trading Rafer.

He's a horrible defender, a horrible shooter, has no head, is prone to being impossible to deal with, and was already having problems in the locker room with both McGrady and Artest.

You're never going to get the guy to shoot more than 39%. He took more wide-open 3s with the Rockets than he'll ever get with any other team (Orlando is up there) and he still never had an overall percentage higher than 39.

I'll take a Kyle Lowry-Aaron Brooks platoon over Rafer any day.

NT

There's a reason the guy was exiled to And1 for a million years. And it ain't his handle.

pgardn 05-11-2009 06:33 PM

McGrady out has been a godsend.
This is a very tough team mentally
(Artest excluded)and physically.

Dont see how it is possible for them
to beat the Lakers without some
inside defensive presence though.
Injuries have not stopped this team
like it killed the old dog Spurs.

Houstonians should be proud as
should Celtic fans. These teams have
shown some resilience.

pgardn 05-11-2009 07:31 PM

In other NBA news:

Mark Cuban told Kenyon Martin, and his mom,
that Kenyon is a thug. Kenyon says you dont do
that. He will take care of Cuban. The only entity
Kenyon backs down from is the Law.

Sticks and Stones is just a cultural kinda thing
Im guessin... I mean Jesus would definitley go
with the sticks and stones posture.

dalakhani 05-11-2009 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coach Pants
The problem with the Rockets is they have two superstars who are, from the looks of it, being trained by D. Wayne Lukas.

Lost in the hubbub is this gem.

Yao gets injured every year like clockwork. Mcgrady gets injured every month.

A shame because this team is well put together.

King Glorious 05-12-2009 10:57 AM

I've always had a problem with anyone saying that Dirk Nowitzki doesn't play in the clutch. He's one of the few superstars that actually ups his production in the playoffs over his regular season numbers. His career regular season is 22.7 and 8.6 In the playoffs, it's 25.4 and 11.0 I remember when they were facing elimination in 2003 against Portland and he went for 31 and 11 and then the next series, again facing elimination against Sac he went for 30-19. I remember the 2006 playoffs when he went for 37-15 in game seven at SA. I remember when Phoenix tied their series at 2-2 and he went for 50-12 in the next game. When they lost to Miami in the finals, it wasn't because Dirk didn't produce. He went for 21 a game in the two wins and 23.8 in the four losses. They lost because they couldn't stop Wade, not because of Dirk. He had 30 in the game three loss (98-96, Wade 42). He had 20 in the game five loss (101-100, Wade 43). He had 29-15 in the game six loss (95-92, Wade 36).

Dirk is not on the level with James, Bryant, and Wade. Nobody else in the league is. But he's not some scrub bum that can't play and doesn't produce. I was watching last night's game. The way they lost game three to go down 3-0, the Mavs had every right to quit. But in a series where he was already going for 32.0-11.7 and shooting 52%, he upped it last night. With the season on the line and the game in the balance, he scored 44 (19 in the fourth) and kept the season alive. Again, he's not on the level with the very very best in the game......but you just can't do the stuff he does do, against the best players in the world....if you aren't a great player. Maybe not the best finisher ever but far, far from a choker. Anyone that goes for 37-15 at SA in game seven to take out the defending champs is forever in my book immune from the choker label.

pgardn 05-12-2009 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by King Glorious
Anyone that goes for 37-15 at SA in game seven to take out the defending champs is forever in my book immune from the choker label.

He is an especially tough matchup for the Spurs.

And he can thank Manu Ginobili for that last game.
Ginobili goes brain dead occassionally. Look at that
game over and the last few plays, I call the Spurs the chokers.

Suffolk Shippers 05-12-2009 10:01 PM

Orlando should be ashamed of themselves. Chance to go up 3-1 with a short handed, in foul trouble Boston team Sunday, they lose. Tonight, they have a 14 pt lead with 7 or 8 minutes to go and they manage to choke it away. They should have won the series already, and the Celtics are up 3-2 instead.

Give the Celtics a lot of credit for battling, but the Magic are losing this series more than the C's are winning it.

Coach Pants 05-12-2009 10:28 PM

The overhyped center for the Magic...Dwight Howard...had to think of his name because he's so garbage...is a softie and will never win a championship.

ateamstupid 05-12-2009 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coach Pants
The overhyped center for the Magic...Dwight Howard...had to think of his name because he's so garbage...is a softie and will never win a championship.

Perkins has pushed him around like a little bitch all series. Howard can't do anything if he's not dunking with nobody around. He's a great defender because of his length, but he's pathetic on offense. And his Superman gimmick is stolen from Shaq.

Coach Pants 05-12-2009 10:53 PM

I didn't watch the game. I was watching The Biggest Loser finale. Dwight Howard's fat mom was on that show and only lost 80lbs.

SCUDSBROTHER 05-13-2009 12:41 AM

Wouldn't of made a difference, but be nice if they could get the call right on the ball hitting/not hitting the rim. There is a change of possession involved. You might want to get that right. Orlando is gunna choke no matter what it takes, but they should be allowed to fk it up all on their own. Women teams have more nad than that bunch.

ateamstupid 05-13-2009 01:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
Wouldn't of made a difference, but be nice if they could get the call right on the ball hitting/not hitting the rim. There is a change of possession involved. You might want to get that right. Orlando is gunna choke no matter what it takes, but they should be allowed to fk it up all on their own. Women teams have more nad than that bunch.

The ball would've sailed out of bounds if it didn't hit the rim. How come it suddenly went straight down? The net made of iron? Like you said, irrelevant anyway. The Magic couldn't even get a short rebound on the ensuing forced shot by Ray.

Sidenote, I thought I was going to have to eat my words about Skip, but lo and behold, he came back to earth in the fourth. Some weird ass lefty hook shot over the backboard and then a miss on a wide open three. That's the And1 legend I know.


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