So, what do we know?
LOL. Oh, you were serious? Really? Lakers, Thunder, Hawks and Bulls have played 12 games, while the Clippers have only played eight, over an 18-day span. And we’re supposed to have an idea of what’s going on? Kobe Bryant is leading the league in scoring, at 30.3 per game. He hasn’t scored at that clip [...]
New Year Means New Faces
This 6’8, 31 year-old Josh Davis guy for Memphis, on a NBA roster for the first time since 05/06, scored 10 points Sunday night in 40 point loss to the Bulls. He and Sam Young led the Grizzlies in scoring. Anyway, Josh kinda looks like Ross the Intern, formerly of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. [...]
Where’s the Help D?
I wanted to take a quick minute and discuss what Charlotte did wrong in the final possession of last night’s game against Miami. Gerald Henderson picks up Wade close to five feet beyond the arc. Henderson forces Wade to his left, but there is absolutely no help there. Corey Maggette, for some reason, sticks to [...]
Cole World
Deja-vu. The zone defense came back against the Heat last night, almost creating the same nightmarish situation the Heat offense saw in last year’s finals against the Mavericks. As soon as Boston went into a zone mid-way through the game, Miami’s fire-hot offense immediately cooled off. Before getting into the specifics of last night’s game, [...]
Not Chuck
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Ricky Rubio’s NBA Debut
“I saw him for the first time and it was like, ‘He is real,’ ” [OKC Coach] Brooks said, smiling. “Like a folk hero.” Ricky Rubio has arrived. Last night, the 21-year old talent made his long-awaited debut against the OKC Thunder. Rubio came off the bench to record six points, six assists, five rebounds, and [...]
Julyan Stone and Carldell Johnson Just Got Themselves One More Fan
The Julyan Stone story via nuggets.com. The Carldell “Squeaky” Johnson story via nola.com. At the age of 28 Carldell saw his first regular season NBA action of his life last night in a Hornets win over the Suns.
Unfortunately For CBA’ers The NBA Is BACK
Earlier tonight I watched a Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) game, a habit I’ve adopted during Sunday evenings while living in Beijing. Since the CBA season began more than a month ago, I’ve enjoyed watching quite a few of the games, especially the games of such foreign imports as J.R. Smith (35.8 ppg as of 12/25/11), [...]
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