I think I hate the Clippers as well only team I dislike more are the Lakers, if they play in the playoffs I could careless who wins.
Vesley compared too Noel![]()
I think I hate the Clippers as well only team I dislike more are the Lakers, if they play in the playoffs I could careless who wins.
Vesley compared too Noel![]()
Solid effort last night. We lose that game by 20 in November. Better rebounding rotation, better FT shooting and better officiating and we can beat that team.
Last edited by BRAVEONAWARPATH; January-20th-2013 at 09:28 AM.
You're still salty about that?
Offensively, the comparison still stands. But defensively and on the defensive glass, Noel is much better.
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He damn well better. And he's a repeat offender though I doubt he's ever been fined before. He needs a suspension. He's probably the biggest flopper in the league. He's Meryl Streep and makes Manu look like Kristin Stewart.
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Absolutely. Though change only one of those things and we beat them. And it will never be the officiating...
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
In the NBA, do players get fined for flops like that? It's one thing to exagerate a hit... it's another to be a Hollywood stuntman?
My biggest concern isn't so much his offensive game as his defensive game. Yesterday McAdoo, who is a much smaller player and a mismatch, was able to muscle Len around in the paint. Grabbed a number of offensive boards and easy buckets in the paint because Len struggled to hold position against him. A part of it was instincts. McAdoo shows really superior instincts at rebounding. But the biggest part of it was a lack of strength. McAdoo looks pretty well built for being the same class as Len. But it should have been a big mismatch in Len's favor. McAdoo is more of a SF than a C.
I think his potential is still very high given how great his frame is and how quick he is. But I think he's a big project given how much bulk and strength he has to develop.
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They are supposed to get fined for early offenses. Repeated flopping is supposed to eventually draw suspensions. But so far, I've yet to hear of a single star player getting fined and plenty of them have committed ridiculous flops.
I think the rule is window dressing by the league, only peripheral players get punished and it created yet another uncompetitive line of line of separation between "stars" (haves) and the the normals (have nots).
"John Wall will never be as good as Kyrie Irving was in his first week in the NBA" - David Falk, published February 14, 2013.
I can't disagree with anything you wrote.
I think Len is a project as well but since we're more than likely picking somewhere between 4-7, I think his upside would be worth it.
I advocated taking Drummond last year based on upside and I'm approaching Len in the same way.
I'd rather go for the "homerun" rather than playing it safe.
I was reading the game recap on BF, and it was noted that Nene has developed knee tendonitis in the wake of overcompensating for his foot problems.
If there are ANY feelers for Nene via trade, EVERY option needs to be explored. I like him a lot, but he's damaged goods, old, and has a horrible contract. Nothing is impossible, so I could forsee a playoff bound team wanting to strike a deal for Nene because he would be an excellent addition to many rosters around the league. I just don't think he's a good fit for us going forward due to what I mentioned before.
Hell, even within his own team, lol
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