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stupid you don't let Felton take that shot instead of melo
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Perkins looks like his body is done. He's doing nothing right. On the bright side Thabeet has been improving every game. He had a double double tonight. He's been finishing on easy baskets, rebounding, blocking shots and playing with loads of energy. He's already done way more than I thought he would ever do. I would like to see them dump Perk and trade some of those picks off for Verajo. I've read Cleveland is looking to move him and the salaries match up. It would be a huge upgrade at that position. Perkins is bringing nothing right now. |
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Kobe having a fantastic year and the Laker's are sucking. Who would have thought?
15 gms 28ppg, 5 & 5 .502 FG % (which is unheard of for him) |
Thunder vs Beard tonight.
Unfortunately, I sold my tickets to this game pre-trade. DOH! |
Harden got a good ovation in the intros as it should be.
Harden 0-8 from the field at halftime. Nerves and the Thunder knowing exactly what he likes to do has been a bad combo so far. Thunder up by 12 at half and it should be more. Houston is playing the second of a back to back though. |
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damn i missed the brawl in the Celts/Nets game
Rondo, Humph and Crash all ejected lol |
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We're holding our own against the Clippers on the 2nd night of a west coast trip playing back-to-back nights. I know that's not going to last (these Wolves love to collapse in the 4th quarter) but at least it shows signs that the team isn't totally boned without Kirilenko as long as Love is doing his thing.
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I think the book on Harden is now crowd the shit out of him, and he's not as effective. The Clippers wrote the book last year, and ****ed us up. The Heat did it in the Finals, and we did it tonight. However, there is a book on every player in the NBA, and if your great you'll whip ass even if they know they can stop you. Harden doesn't have the help he's had on the past so it will be interesting to see how he develops as the year goes on. Ill be rooting for him with the exception of when he plays us.
On a side note. Daquan Cook pump faked a 3,went baseline and slammed it hard. I've been watching him play the past 2 seasons, and never saw him dunk once. I think he had a fire lit under his ass tonight lol |
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actually AK is really good too.
he was definitely missed in the NBA last year, guy is a talent, does everything. |
I'm excited to see Rubio play live. He got hurt before they came here last year.
The Thunder/Wolves games are always a blast and close. I'm not sure how we've won 11 in a row or whatever it is. Most of the games have been nail biters. |
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I guess his numbers were still pretty solid. He just missed a shit ton of games.
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Did they boo harden during intros?
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Harden was loved here. His exit was sudden, and some were butt hurt because he kept talking about , sacrifice, brotherhood, and winning above all else anytime he was asked about the contract. I don't blame him because I really believe he didn't think they would make a move this year. I'm glad he got his money, and the spotlight. I wish him nothing, but success EXCEPT when he plays OKC. |
Luke Ridnour is a giant piece of shit and I ****ing hate him.
He's the goddamn Matt Cassel of the Timberwolves. The coaches ****ing love the guy and insist on playing him in the last 4 minutes every ****ing game. The guy is a turnover machine and a shitty point guard. Some of his turnovers don't show up on the stat sheet, but they may as well be counted that way because of his shitty shot selection. He insists on taking 15-20 foot 2 point jumpers all the time because he thinks he can hit them. The reality is he ****ing can't, and he always does it when there are plenty of other better options that he could have opened up. Little Ricky can't get here soon enough. He needs to relieve us of this shitty terrible player who always loses games for us. Seriously. He basically has lost this game and the Nuggets game last week through his dumb****ery in the 4th quarter. It's Matt Cassel-level incompetence that leads to these losses. |
i do agree he is terrible.
its funny when they try to play him and Ricky on the floor at the same time together lol |
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My Matt Cassel has become Kendrick Perkins according to my wife. He sends me in to orbit several times a game. I was his biggest supporter because he brought toughness, inside defense, and set killer picks. Now his body is worn down and he's a hunk of shit. |
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Kirk Hinrich = GOAT
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The NBAs total product now kinda blows. Literally half of the teams, maybe even more.....blow. they have zero shot at a title. The competitive balance is all out of whack.
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Similarly, if I weren't a Chiefs fan, I'd spend time watching them hoping to catch a good game from Charles who is electric when he's right. |
If you really get in to the NBA there is always a lot to watch. If a team comes to KC at some point, and you get to see live games with something on the line I'm sure a lot of opinions around here would change. Even though the standings are lopsided a lot of those bad teams play a lot of competitive games.
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Those bad teams are rarely on TV anyways and if they are, I'm not watching. But I'll watch a ton of the good teams. It's great. |
Spurs are doing well again.
That is all. |
Wow. Pop is not playing Duncan, Parker, Ginobili, or Green tonight @ Miami. TNT has to be pissed and fans who shelled out big $$ for tickets should demand a refund. Absolute bullshit.
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no news up here..
rondo is still a punk |
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Pop has been great at extending Timeless Tim Duncan's career. He is smart enough to know an early season game against miami doesn't mean shit. |
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I guess SA did play last night so that makes more a lot more sense.
I don't question his strategy because it works. As a fan, I'd like to see them play the Heat tonight though. |
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They have played 4 games in 5 days, but rest them against Toronto or Washington and you probably win anyway. This is outright forfeiting a game lol.
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Wait a minute, Stern's really going to fine them for this? I don't know if I agree with the decision but resting your players shouldn't result in a fine. The league can't be telling coaches how to run their teams.
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There is no way they should fine them. It's his decision to manage the lineup the way he wants.
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Only way Stern could justify it is if the Spurs got blown out by 20+. And even then there would be major backlash.
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Definitely deserves a fine. It's a big game between the two best teams in the league. I thought San Antonio would've given the Heat a better finals series than OKC last year and was really looking forward to this game. If you want to rest your guys, rest them in one of the earlier games. It doesn't matter if they win or not, because at this point, it's like watching a preseason game instead of a playoff quality game. I've always liked Pop, but this is just a slap in the face to the fans.
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Spurs surprisingly playing some good ball. Pop with a huge middle finger to Stern.
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It would be complete bullshit to fine them. SA doesn't owe shit to anyone. If it puts them in the best position to win in the playoffs it's their choice. |
Fining him is just going down a slippery slope. From now on, who gets to say which stars HAVE to play and who decides when old players need to get a day off? Will Stern start monitoring all teams from now on to make sure they don't rest their main players during big games?
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There is precedent for Stern stepping in here:
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No way they can do it. |
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The analogy where everybody pretends that athletes are like regular employees; this is like a manager saying they're not going to send their best employees to meet with their biggest client. You're talking about slippery slope? Think about the fans, think about the network execs that pay a ton of money to televise these games. If they don't think they're going to get the best possible product, they're going to stop buying tickets, stop televising. Think about if you're a fan. Say you're a spurs fan that just happens to live in Miami. You buy expensive tickets to go see them play the heat and you're treated to Matt Bonner and Patty Mills. How would you feel right now? It doesn't even matter if the spurs win, because the atmosphere goes from a playoff intensity to a preseason level. |
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Tough titty if you didn't get to see who you wanted. |
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It is a business. You could just as easily argue the Spurs are playing 4 games in 5 nights and the coach thinks it's bad for the long term business of his franchise, which is winning games. I don't know if I agree with that, and I'm sure Popovich is snubbing his nose at the scheduling a bit... but fining them for what they did tonight is completely outrageous.
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I dont care that they didnt play, but to send them back home and not even be there. just have them at the game dress them up or make them sit out, but at least go to the game and be their with their teammates. Thats the only part i dont like.
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Ray Allen.
Spurs will get the last shot... |
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and ROFL @ the heat as well. Minimal substitutions for our bench guys and they take the heat down to the wire.
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