Real Deal

The Jayhawks beating the Nets? I don't know about that, guys. I don't think I can name too many college teams (in NCAA history) that can handle ANY professional team. Harris, CDR, Lopez...those three were excellent college basketball players who are now better overall players, and you can even take what one of their bench-warmers did and apply that as well (Sean Williams at BC, for instance). It would be a beating. Kansas has talent, but not all of them are going to be drafted, and not all of them will even play a single game in the pros. The Nets have a full roster of professional players. Big difference.

Probably an injury, because he was playing limited minutes the other night for no apparent reason.

I'm not talking about giving him shots to develop him, I'm talking about throwing the ball down low when we really need him, like we were doing in the Memphis game. The second half was a little too sloppy for my taste in comparison to what KU has been doing all year long, so it would be nice to see them go down low and at least work off of him.

So, yeah, a developmental league... Maybe they can play on a 9'5" rim? That would piss off Paul Pierce, though.

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Changed the title. I don't know why they aren't playing him. It's an ideal system, and the Knicks are struggling.

Haha yeah, I said that somewhere in a topic on here, open shots and all.

What I like most about Green is that he can play big. I was flipping back and forth between CHI/ATL, MIL/SAC, the football game, and this game (LOL), and it seemed like every time Green took someone in the post, he was either successful at scoring the ball, or drawing another guy over just a bit (not exactly forcing a double, but getting the attention of another defender is still a good thing). The only thing he needs to work on is that shooting percentage, which should be higher due to the countless times he gets into the post, and his passes back out of the post. Plus, when the Thunder played Orlando earlier this year, Green did a fairly good job on Dwight Howard, defending a guy much bigger and stronger. Pretty impressive.

Cowboys/Saints, guys. If you want to compare players, do it in a separate topic and watch the personal attacks.

The turnaround happened at 74-74. I was watching the game downstairs at that time, and right when I turned it on, it seemed like Orlando juiced their offense, ran up probably 10-11 consecutive points, and never looked back. Having more than one guy as a three-point threat does wonders, because it gives you the ability to space out the defense, open up the lanes, and attack the rim. The Magic were getting what they wanted, and if they had only knocked down a few more of their open shots, this would've been a nastier win.

Did anyone see Duncan fight for that game-winner? Hibbert reminds me of Oden, in a way...and that was a clean block, but Duncan wasn't going to lose to a Granger-less Pacers team tonight. Plus, Tim cleaned the glass pretty damn good, also. Dude still has it.

Not to mention it's Nick Young playing good this game, Washington again playing no defense, and it's really hard to tell where anyone is at (mentally) for the next game. But hey, the Wizards could win their next four. vs. Philly @ Milwaukee @ Minnesota @ Memphis Not too tough...but three are on the road, so...

Ariza is probably acting that way (as a leader) and playing harder so he doesn't lose his role within the five, as a primary option, now that McGrady has returned (and assuming T-Mac will be 100% soon). Jeff Green is so underrated.

Finally a solid performance for Rose (one that leads to a win). Smith was having trouble all game long with that right hand, though...missed plenty of layups and short jumpers, and he didn't go for blocks that he should've easily had.

Please. You just aren't over the loss yet, so you brought it up by posting what I quoted. Here, let me do what you did...

And Bynum not so much, since Gasol's return. It always seems like Pau is right there before Odom and Bynum, almost every chance he gets.

And your post about it in another topic I saw, don't remember which, about how it was fine if "the Refs and the Cavs" beat you guys. Anything else?

YEAHHH! Bogut pushed Evans on that loose ball, no foul called, so Evans shook him up and won the game. Awesome, awesome finish.

Yeah, he picked up four of his fouls in eight minutes, the last two in 2-3 minutes. Really efficient player we have on defense! Kobe is probably done for the night, we're up by more than 20...quick turnaround once he took over, and Odom did have a hand in that, crashing the boards all of a sudden. Now it's Gasol's turn to pad his numbers a bit, lol.

Bynum fouls out with 8:24 left in the fourth, after playing just 11 minutes. Wow. Bryant throws another assist to Farmar, turns the ball over (gotta limit those TO's), and the Lakers are up 19. Good block on CDR by Kobe!

Kobe is doing what he wants now. The Lakers were down by a few, Kobe now has them up by nearly 20 after a quick 11-12 points, an assist or two and about 3-4 rebounds.

Shot left Iggy's fingers after the buzzer. OT.

Guess who won't be posting on the site for a month if he continues throwing out personal attacks? Stop bitching in every topic. You whined in the Cavs/Bucks topic, still whining in here, and now you're taking shots at me, which is a big mistake. Don't give me a better reason to smile. ----- And Mason, like I said, I guess the referees better start doing their job inconsistently, then, to satisfy you. It seems like you're usually the one complaining about refs these days, looking back at your posts, in both the NBA and NFL. By the textbook, it's a charge. By 20 years of NBA basketball (and high school, and college), it's not. Pretty weird.