this is a veteran not a rookie, what absolute garbage. He should've worked harder to catch the ball in rhythm, and should've either gone dribble pull up (might result in a long 2) or penetrate and finish; that is his game.
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this is a veteran not a rookie, what absolute garbage. He should've worked harder to catch the ball in rhythm, and should've either gone dribble pull up (might result in a long 2) or penetrate and finish; that is his game.
He shuodlve been honest with Dwayne Casey and volunteered to sit if he didn't feel comfortable tonight.
I'd rather have a consistent player whose numbers were lower, then an inconsistent barganagnangi that disappears when your need him.
There would be no space for a player like Bargs on my ideal Raptors team. Period.
Andrea Bargnani:
The NBA's most consistent player......
At being inconsistent.
Thank you, Balls.
You and my kids have been the only thing to make me smile today. And JV. Can't forget JV.
im such a fool for thinking he had turned a corner after the pistons game
i just got back from this game & bargs was brutal.....everyone sitting around me had nothing but bad things to say about him..by the second overtime i think frustrations boiled over & alot of peeps were just yelling bargs sucks trade him!!! E.Davis should have been in this game down the stretch...he has 15ptss 14rbs & was clearly out playing spurs bigs & he never seen the floor after...DC needs to shake it up...no more Bargs & No more 2 point guard back court in the 4th...PLEASE!Quote:
akashsingh wrote:
Can't say I agree with this. A player has to forget the past and play in the present. I'd dislike him even more if he didn't wanna be out there to "try"(I use that term loosely) to help the team win.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
Ed Davis had 15pts and 14rbs in 22 mins. So can someone PLS explain to me why we didn't see more of him in the 4th and in OT?
Bargnani was clearly struggling from the start. And we've seen it before, when he struggles he struggles bad. 2/19 on the floor. Are u kidding me?
he got schooled a couple times, and I realize casey wants to use that as a teaching moment, but fuck he is overall more effective than andrea, and we should let ed play through those times for the sake of the team.Quote:
TRex wrote:
Anyone else feel like crying? when will BC finally get it? Trade this piece of garbage before your ass gets fired. I think I need to add another hashtag to my sig. #FireBC #EdStafanskiFTW!
Remember the 13 games last year? That was some funny sh!t, eh?
So even though you picked apart my spelling and grammar on my last thread, do you still think we should start Barg & DM? Wow, that was brutal.Quote:
enlightenment wrote:
236 shots, 247 points.
bargs this season x(
DM is starting by default i think.. before the game klieza was laying down at center court getting his back worked on extensively..not sure they showed this on TV but seeing that in person makes me believe he's got back spasms or somthing.. he didnt play today either if i recall.Quote:
Stahmenah_Vybz wrote:
I dont remember which thread youre talking about,Quote:
Stahmenah_Vybz wrote:
but I put the 'u' in 'should've' before the 'o', and thats about it.
Ive been asking for Bargnani to be benched for the longest time, I think Ed and Val should start and Ive been saying that since like game 6.
Did Kleiza even play today?
Anyways, I feel like I'm the only one who likes Dominic McGuire. He rarely does anything wrong defensively, it's just that he's a serious liability offensively. Although, I must say he can handle the ball and hit an open jumper. But, every NBA player should be able to hit an open jumper.
McGuire picks up silly fouls though.
Bargnani was atrocious today offensively. The worst part is, that majority of the shots he took were good looks. The problem was that he wasn't attacking the basket or making an attempt to get to the line. But honestly, people are overreacting, these type of performance are rare. But I do think it's an issue when Casey stuck with him (though he was playing good defense in the second half).
For Bargnani and the team's sake, he really needs to start playing closer to the basket and operate more in that mid-range area like he did the previous 4-5 games.
You're welcome. Just trying to lighten the mood. As for Andrea, I really felt that there was a stretch in the 4th with him sitting down and Ed was in, there was energy, hustle. The team kept toe-to-toe with the Spurs. Without JV, I wouldn't want to even look at them as a team (I include Lowry in my smiles too).Quote:
Matt52 wrote: