He has looked like a new player, very motivated this year.Quote:
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He has looked like a new player, very motivated this year.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
Bargnani at his finest - he's consistently inconsistent.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
On the bright side, Casey had our team play decent defense!
And he did play Ed way more than normal, which gave us that crazy rebounding advantage!
But he went back to his usual tactics late in the game, and I hate that.
I kept expecting one of the late 3's to FINALLY drop...sadly, that moment never came. Even his and 1 late was lucky, and a missed FT...I've seen very few NBA "shooters" shoot that bad.Quote:
koncept wrote:
He has played well I agree but not like today. His bounce today hasn't been on this good in a while. He was arguably the best player on the floorQuote:
enlightenment wrote:
On a personal note, Rautins drove me right up the freaking wall today. I just can't stand this guy. And Devlin needs to stfu with his "No call!". It's becoming unbearable.
Correct. Look there were some bad non-calls, especially on Derozan. We lost it with that lineup in OTQuote:
slaw wrote:
I'm going to put a positive spin on the night; we went to 2 overtimes with the Spurs DESPITE Bargnani trying his best to let us be blown out.
Defense was okay, not great. You also have to remember that they were playing a Western conference team at 1pm and at home. San Antonio was not going to be at its best.. they had an opportunity to win and gave it away.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
Basically the motto of this season. Play good enough to just lose in the end. The bright side for me is that the more they lose the better chances that the team does not resign Colangelo.
Frustrating watching #7 in the interview. I know it's his demeanor, but he's just too ho-hum about everything.
A few ref calls down the stretch were really questionable too.
It makes it hard when Casey, Bargnani, Refs, Popovich, and 3 hall of famers are battling Valancuins Derozan and Ed davis for the victory.
lost 5 in 2OT? pretty damn good for Val Davis and Derozan.
I thought Italians were supposed be very passionate. I think he must be an adopted Swiss.
Bargnani and DeRozan both. They seesaw who scores 20 and who shit's the bed that night.Quote:
planetmars wrote:
Bargnani just had the worst game in the NBA since Chris webber in 04
Derozan has been the most consistent raptor this season. 1 or 2 bad games but that's about it.Quote:
KeonClark wrote:
Leo is a piece of garbage. What ever a player does and doesn't work he says to do the opposite at that time and then praises them for it later.Quote:
slaw wrote:
Scenario 1: Andrea goes to the hope and gets called for a questionable offensive foul.
Leo: Andrea makes up his mind before hand and should have done a pull up jumper.
Scenario 2 (Right after): Andrea does a pull up jumper and misses.
Leo: Andrea needs to take that too the hoop and be more aggressive, less jumpers more free throws.
Tough loss!
My thoughts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSQhqLaxT10
What was Webbers FG makes/Attempts?Quote:
tucas wrote:
I will say this on Derozan, one of the things I hated about him before was that he would put up so few shots, sometimes disappear all together for 10 minute stretches. 28 shots is something I would like to see more often, it tells me he is aggressive. The FG% is nothing to brag about, but some nights kobes line looks no better.
Leo is definitely a clown, don't let him near team Canada ever again. Where's Jack? He's better than Leo. MGD!!!!!!!Quote:
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