NBA Season 2009-2010

[Ridders]

Nets won a game. Cool

 

[Ridders]

For the life of me, I don't understand why the Pacers don't run at least 80-85% of their offense through Granger. The guy is a mismatch for most of his opponents, particularly if they are playing him at the 4. Indy are trying to use him the way Orlando use Rashard Lewis, only it doesn't work at all because they don't have someone like Howard in the middle drawing defenders in. I nearly threw up watching the amount of times Granger burst down the wings only to have Brandon Rush throw up some brick.

He was in foul trouble for alot of the game so that can't have helped.

 

[El Coconuto]

Even when he was on though, they shied away from him.

On a brighter note: Orlando 96 - Boston 94 \\\\/

 

[Ridders]

Good win for Orlando.

Didn't watch the game but from what I've read, KG's knee didn't seem to go too well.

 

[Ridders]

Andre Miller is going off. 45 going into overtime.

 

[Ridders]

Miller ends up with 52 as Portland beat the Mavs.

Brandon who?

 

[Ridders]

Lakers vs Celtics on atm.

 

[ByRd]

Kobe does it again in the clutch, big road win for the Lakers.

 

[Ridders]

Boy he's hit plenty of big shots this season. Kobe for President.

 

[Tiger Hawk]

Good effort by the Lakers to come back in that game, down 11 at the start of the fourth but come on, where were all the "Kobe does it in the clutch" comments after he bombed a couple weeks ago against the Cavs, shooting 4-15 in the second half (1-6 in the fourth after checking in with the Lakers down 3) en route to a loss? Does it only count when the Lakers win and / or Kobe is the reason they won?

As a side comment, Rondo having a double-double at the half shows why they're desperately looking for an upgrade at the point; having said that, they still won so why mess with the line-up?

 

[Ridders]

Good effort by the Lakers to come back in that game, down 11 at the start of the fourth but come on, where were all the "Kobe does it in the clutch" comments after he bombed a couple weeks ago against the Cavs, shooting 4-15 in the second half (1-6 in the fourth after checking in with the Lakers down 3) en route to a loss? Does it only count when the Lakers win and / or Kobe is the reason they won?

As a side comment, Rondo having a double-double at the half shows why they're desperately looking for an upgrade at the point; having said that, they still won so why mess with the line-up?

I actually thought Bynum was the reason. Started real strong and was a beast throughout.

Rondo is a stud. I think people will only ever appreciate his true value when the Big 3 are gone and he can have his own team.

 

[Ridders]

KD with 45. Very efficient as well.

Poor Portland fans..

 

[Ridders]

Cp3 out for at least a month, possibly two.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4875956

 

[Ridders]

Billups to probably replace him in the ASG.

Such a shame. Always love watching Paul play.

 

[mortz]

Boy he's hit plenty of big shots this season. Kobe for President.

he missed the one that counts mate, against the raptors....

 

[Ridders]

Lol. He nearly got that one as well.

 

[ByRd]

Kobe just dropped 44 pts but it wasnt enough cause we still lost to Memphis by 2. We had the ball with 20 secs remaining after they missed a free throw and no timeout was called and Kobe gave it up to Artest with a couple of seconds remaining and he missed, bloody hell should of called a timeout.

 

[Ridders]

I like Kobe passing it on the last play, although its a shame Artest missed as he had a WIDE open look. Hopefully Kobe doesn't give up on the idea just because it didn't work this time.

Kobe had a good game although I'm a little concerned at the disparity between his shot attempts (28) and Pau's (7). Should never be that big a difference.

 

[Tiger Hawk]

I like Kobe passing it on the last play, although its a shame Artest missed as he had a WIDE open look. Hopefully Kobe doesn't give up on the idea just because it didn't work this time.

Kobe had a good game although I'm a little concerned at the disparity between his shot attempts (28) and Pau's (7). Should never be that big a difference.

Was that not similar to the trend through the Finals though? Gasol averaged about 12 shots per game to Kobe's 23. They still won so I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

 

[Ridders]

True, its just that since Kobe is so banged up right now that I'd hoped he'd defer more to Gasol and save himself a bit. Gasol's already proved in the past that he can be the focus on a good team.