Honestly, Jose is a great guard, but never thinks about going to back to ride the hot player. Just calls a play and tries to make something of it.
Lowry going back to the locker room.
Davis with 12 & 7 so far.
Honestly, Jose is a great guard, but never thinks about going to back to ride the hot player. Just calls a play and tries to make something of it.
Lowry going back to the locker room.
Davis with 12 & 7 so far.
Only one of those players listed has a chance to even be anywhere near what Kyrie is going to become. Superstars win you championships. Caron Butler does not.RaptorReuben wrote:
Ed Davis has really improved this year, I'm really liking what I'm seeing
Probably the least efficient as well. Anderson is chucking terrible.
Out of Cleveland, only 1 or 2 guys are capable of being solid contributors other than Kyrie Irving consistently. Toronto has a number of players with the potential to be. Cleveland has a solid starting 5, no depth. Toronto with a solid starting 5, lots of depth WHEN healthy.
You win championships with a TEAM. LeBron James with Cleveland did not.
Toronto lacks 1 player. Cleveland lacks a team. Can't even play basketball if you don't have 11-14 players to surround the 1 star.
Last edited by ReubenJRD; Sat Jan 26th, 2013 at 08:19 PM.
its really amazing how much he has improved.. he couldn't make a wide open layup last year, he would just throw the ball at the backboard, no skill or finesse. I love that he has worked so hard to improve, I did not expect him to improve so quickly
Here you go man, here is Leo and Rod to cheer you up.
+1, the blown layups are a good reminder, I almost forgot, but that and his fouls were my major contention with him.
That's not true his always been a good finisher around the rim.
Just to further acknowledge my point.The Toronto Raptors lead the Kyrie Irvings 50-46 at halftime. thesco.re/TDCnNS
— The Score (@theScore) January 27, 2013
I'm not the only one who thinks so.
I completely disagree.. he was terrible at finishing anything other than a dunk last year
San Antonio got Tim Duncan not specifically trying to tank, but because David Robinson got injured. Should someone, therefore, have broken Carter's leg, or Bosh's ankle, just to get a better draft pick?=P
Perhaps Calderon read up on the stuff and is aware that such a thing as the hot hand doesn't really exist.
I know you're being sarcastic, but to further elaborate.
Had we done that, we probably wouldn't have ANY winning/playoff years.
Body heat. DUH.
Say what?
Dion Waiters having a tough game. Good thing for us, cause this guy is EXPLOSIVE.
so few dunks today, two young teams and no one is skying
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