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05-10-2008, 10:22 PM
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went from 25 up to 18 up at somewhere around the speed of light. Could not even get the ball down the floor. do you realize how nice it is to have a guy in the game that you can inbound the ball to that just goes up and gets it in a crunch? how much trouble this immediately gets a team out of? Lotta little things he can learn, and a lotta little things he does very well that go unmentioned. 
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05-10-2008, 10:29 PM
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To yourself. I am trying to stay above the 33% level posting ratio The well known Pillgarden/Mortonsus stat that should be in the boxscore.
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05-10-2008, 11:15 PM
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(You know you've got them when they go to your post total.) 
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05-10-2008, 11:26 PM
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Thats why you watch the game and dont rely
on stats only. The guy is unbelievable....  That is the best defensive game Cleveland has had in the series. Beyond unbelievable. I don't care about the junk points. I don't either....73 is pretty junky--I like 108 better...much better. There is a diff. between playing good D and the other team just shooting poorly. Oh...tonight the Celts 40% was not the same as their other 2 40%ers.....what's the word for beyond unbelieveable??? Somehow I was more impressed with our offense for this 3rd game. The Cavs did a much better job on Cassell, on almost every other player. Garnett will always get his on a team that does not rely solely on his offense. Lost in minutia. Their offense was much better. They had an operational PG as I said. Pray for Cassell again. And Joe Smith playing way over his head. ^^^ Minutia and schizophrenia---all in one post.Only him.
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05-11-2008, 12:19 PM
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Again...not to be a poopie....but can you read what this writer was trying to say after yesterdays game?
This was, in the truest sense, a team victory. Five double-figure scorers. Everybody in volved in the big trade playing well. "LeBron didn't shoot well in Boston, but he made some basketball plays then," Boston coach Doc Rivers said. "He did both tonight." Not really. James has yet to have a Zorro moment, when he slashes the defense to tatters. But no one ever wrote a book about the one musketeer, anyway What about this writers thoughts after the 2nd game? Brown didn't say it,but when Boston double-teams James as he brings the ball past half-court, James can make a quick pass to a teammate, then cut hard to the basket to receive a return pass. The Cavs also can have someone else (West) bring up the ball and have James run some curl plays around picks near the basket to catch passes in position to score rather than the dribble . . . dribble . . . stand and dribble that seemed to stall the offense. 
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