Our guy Javale, doing Javale like things again: http://cdn1.sbnation.com/uploads/cho...dard_730.0.gif
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Our guy Javale, doing Javale like things again: http://cdn1.sbnation.com/uploads/cho...dard_730.0.gif
Embarrassing defense. Is that Beal on Stevenson constantly helping off of him and giving a shooter that's on fire open looks all night? Does this team have a coach?
Yeah there is definitely something to the criticism of the NBA having too many regular season games. We could have done without this game. How boring it must be for Phil and Buck.
Update your sig. 2 wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevemcqueen1
i just threw it out there, tbh. Stress fractures usually take 3 months to heal from, then add on Wizards medical staff incompetence, so I am going with February.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destino
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Originally Posted by StillUnknown
JaVale reminds me of playing rec league ball with my goofy ass best friend growing up. He was super tall and ridiculous. Completely uncoordinated. He was the lone kid wearing roller blade knee pads out on the court.
Would like to see more of the Bradley Beal that showed up in this 3rd quarter.
I just realized that. Things are blurring together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Destino
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Yeah him doing well is about the only thing that can pique my interest during a game like this. I do enjoy watching Seraphin work though.Quote:
Originally Posted by StillUnknown
I feel like there is some chemistry building between Beal and Nene. Wishful thinking perhaps.
If we can play some damn defense and rebound, we can win this game
Beal with the best quarter of his young career. Moving really well with and without the ball in the third. Need more of that.
Jeff Van Gundy said it best. He said something like "I can watch Javale McGee all night. Good or bad he's absolutely mesmerizing."Quote:
Originally Posted by stevemcqueen1
---------- Post added December-7th-2012 at 09:16 PM ----------
It only happens when he gets aggressive. He needs a coach to slap him before he comes into the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by StillUnknown
If we could get a damn rebound, we would be winning this game.
I honestly can't remember reading or being aware of Feinstein before this. From what you say and what I just read, I don't believe I missed much.Quote:
Originally Posted by G.A.C.O.L.B.
I don't get 106.7 down here in Hampton Roads. I don't think I do anyway. I'm fine with that. We get 102.1 which is pretty second rate but I listen to it anyway. They broadcast Czaban in the mornings and I find myself enjoying the show most of the time in spite of myself. Zabe's a good host but none of them on there know jack **** about the Wizards. They don't pay attention to them at all. They barely even mention them and when they do it's usually only in the most general way. The Hampton Roads guys who broadcast in the afternoon almost never bring the Wizards up and when they do, they are not even the slightest bit informed. Like they might watch a game's worth of Wizards basketball a season. The Wizards just have barely any profile outside of the immediate DC area. Down here the Skins and Nats are the only teams people seem to care about. I hear far more about the Cleveland Browns and Georgia Bulldogs on my local sports radio than the Wiz.
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Seraphin is getting really good.
The interior defense is awful pre shot.
Beal is shooting way better from the FT line in the NBA than he did in college. That seems strange to me. Does this happen often? For rookies?