Standing at the 3pt line, we know he's not gonna get any offensive rebounds, but I don't get why he doesn't pull down 8 defensive rebounds a game....
I think at this point the plan is for Bellinger to hit home runs every playoff game. If he does, we win. If not, oh well.
But, swings are so much fun! [IMG]
Sorry, but you must not have been paying much attention to the last bunch of seasons of Morey's shenanigans. There's a reason why his accumulation...
My ideal scenario. Lopez settles in, falls in love with playing for his hometown team, and for Luke, and catching lobs from Zo. He decides to come...
D'Antoni vs. Melo - Part Deux [IMG]
I really want to see the Rockets get Carmelo. I want to see D'Antoni work his COY magic with three ball dominant players on the court at the same...
Nothing has changed with the Amick piece. PG is still saying he prefers LA. All that was added is that he would consider a favorable situation...
Mozdeng 2.0
Are we having fun this off season yet?
[Grouphug]
Please take the extended NFL conversation to the Other Sports section.
@ElginTheGreat you are among my favorite posters, but I really don't get this post. Every member here is free to criticize anyone they want for...
Heh. Everyone has a ceiling. He's never going to be as good as a lot of names that come to mind.
Diaw is not a bad comp. I get why players that don't jump out of the gym are viewed as unathletic, but Kuz does have an athletic quality other...
His shooting form is clearly better than Randle. By all reports his stroke from NBA depth has improved significantly already. He was one of the...
Calling Magic's comment about your lack of leadership irrelevant proves just how relevant it was.
If you see Brian Cook, you need to watch some more or visit Lens Crafters. Cook was a non-presence on the floor except for shooting threes. Kuzma...
That's not a bad comp minus the edge of insanity vibe.
Yeah, Kuzma is smooth running the open court. The only thing Brian Cook could do in the open court was run to the nearest three point line.
