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Im sorry but the more we remain delusional Melanee the worse its going to hurt...we need to stop going to games and stop supporting this team..tough love but the only way changes will be made.
Dunleavy has to go and a few other people have to go if you know what I mean
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NUMB3RFIFTY wrote:
With Billups we'd be 82-0
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And so is Dun... What a moron
I can't take 80 more of these.
Not sure why you're blaming these guys in particular. Baron had 12 points and 12 assists and he played reasonably well, despite being hurt.
Dunleavy let his shooters shoot. It's not like Dunleavy told his guys to miss their free throws. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 01:45 AM PST
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yall need to relax. its the 2nd game of the season, we've played well in both games, coming off a 19 win season...
it was a learning experience. yesterday we learned we can hang with the best team in the NBA, today we learned what's missing in closing out games. glad it happened early instead of later.
so we lost both games, chill. we've got 80 more to go.
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| There is no positive whatever you put up in a loss is pointless. Kaman can be Kaman 3.0 but he we loss it doesn't matter Baron can be GSW Baron all night but in a loss it means nothing Camby can have 20 blks but if you lose nothing matters. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 01:47 AM PST
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| to be honest im really upset with eric gordon. not because of the last possession but the little things that lost the game like free throws and that little gimmie lay up were kaman gave him a beautiful pass and blew the lay up... great game for camby kaman and rasual tonight. wish deandre and novak got more playing time they deserve it |
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Ekker...a learning experience really? With a team this fragile of a backbone? its this kind of attitude that has perpetuated losing in Clipperland. We need to stop accepting defeat and start actually doing whats best for the team. Voicing our concerns and getting Dunleavy canned. Hey it may not be the answer but its a start.
I dont know about yall but if I keep watching these Clipper games im going to have health problems plain and simple. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 01:48 AM PST
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ekker3 wrote:
yall need to relax. its the 2nd game of the season, we've played well in both games, coming off a 19 win season...
it was a learning experience. yesterday we learned we can hang with the best team in the NBA, today we learned what's missing in closing out games. glad it happened early instead of later.
so we lost both games, chill. we've got 80 more to go.
nothing to have a heart attack about.
This is the same stuff that happen last season if they haven't learned it by now we are screwed...again.
This team also doesn't have the mental make-up for losing streaks to many emotional players that take losses to their head. We lose to Utah don't be surprised if the team is 5-15 when Blake gets back. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 01:54 AM PST
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Ekker...a learning experience really? With a team this fragile of a backbone? its this kind of attitude that has perpetuated losing in Clipperland. We need to stop accepting defeat and start actually doing whats best for the team. Voicing our concerns and getting Dunleavy canned. Hey it may not be the answer but its a start.
I dont know about yall but if I keep watching these Clipper games im going to have health problems plain and simple.
basketball teams develop backbones. they dont just magically appear.
HOW DOES DUNLEAVY DERSERVE ANY BLAME? the guys missed rebounds, free throws, etc. |
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ekker3 wrote:
yall need to relax. its the 2nd game of the season, we've played well in both games, coming off a 19 win season...
it was a learning experience. yesterday we learned we can hang with the best team in the NBA, today we learned what's missing in closing out games. glad it happened early instead of later.
so we lost both games, chill. we've got 80 more to go.
nothing to have a heart attack about.
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The season is long I know. We said this last year when we went 0-2 then that turned to what 0-9? Its hard to stay positive when we had the win and still choke.
Its crazy to think that eric gordon missed a technical shot, and 2 free throws in a row in one sequence and missed gimme lay up. He's a freakin 85% free throw shooter. That rarely happens. The stars didn't line up exactly the way we wanted it tonight.
Maybe we win in utah? We haven't won there since forever. A win there will make up for these 2 heart breaking losses imo. |
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how does Dunleavy deserve any blame? He put this team together...and things seem to be the exact same! He cant motivate his damn guys and he is terrible at the intangibles of coaching plain and simple. HEY MAN THERES A REASON HE WAS FIRED FROM THE LAKERS ORGANIZATION AFTER A FEW YEARS AND A REASON HE WAS KICKED OUT OF HIS LAST COACHING STINT!
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 01:56 AM PST
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to be honest im really upset with eric gordon. not because of the last possession but the little things that lost the game like free throws and that little gimmie lay up were kaman gave him a beautiful pass and blew the lay up... great game for camby kaman and rasual tonight. wish deandre and novak got more playing time they deserve it
No one wants to call out Gordon because he's popular. It's easier to blame Dunleavy and Baron and Kaman. The truth is, Gordon missed 3 of 7 from the line. Make one of those, we win.
Having said that, Gordon's (relatively) bad night is an outlier. He helped us way more than he hurt us. I can forgive him, no problem.
Nash has ice water in his veins. When he made that last shot, I just shook my head and smiled (what else can you do?). Great clutch shot by Rasual Butler that unfortunately no one will remember. |
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ekker3 wrote:
yall need to relax. its the 2nd game of the season, we've played well in both games, coming off a 19 win season...
it was a learning experience. yesterday we learned we can hang with the best team in the NBA, today we learned what's missing in closing out games. glad it happened early instead of later.
so we lost both games, chill. we've got 80 more to go.
nothing to have a heart attack about.
This is the same stuff that happen last season if they haven't learned it by now we are screwed...again.
This team also doesn't have the mental make-up for losing streaks to many emotional players that take losses to their head. We lose to Utah don't be surprised if the team is 5-15 when Blake gets back.
if the players dont wanna see it as a learning experience then what other option do they have? anger? giving up? apathy?
if we fall on our asses, learning from it (regardless of how many times its happened) is the only option for progress. |
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clipper321 wrote:
Ekker...a learning experience really? With a team this fragile of a backbone? its this kind of attitude that has perpetuated losing in Clipperland. We need to stop accepting defeat and start actually doing whats best for the team. Voicing our concerns and getting Dunleavy canned. Hey it may not be the answer but its a start.
I dont know about yall but if I keep watching these Clipper games im going to have health problems plain and simple.
basketball teams develop backbones. they dont just magically appear.
HOW DOES DUNLEAVY DERSERVE ANY BLAME? the guys missed rebounds, free throws, etc.
You know when everygame as a Clipper fan when someone can say "dammit the fourth quarter" and you know the team isn't going to be able to close out it's the coaches fault.
It's pretty obvious when a TEAM consistently can't produce at the most important part of the game where the coaches battle it out to see who can withstand the last push that is a coaching problem. |
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THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball. |
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elton_sucks42 wrote:
The season is long I know. We said this last year when we went 0-2 then that turned to what 0-9? Its hard to stay positive when we had the win and still choke.
Its crazy to think that eric gordon missed a technical shot, and 2 free throws in a row in one sequence and missed gimme lay up. He's a freakin 85% free throw shooter. That rarely happens. The stars didn't line up exactly the way we wanted it tonight.
Maybe we win in utah? We haven't won there since forever. A win there will make up for these 2 heart breaking losses imo.
It would be fitting, wouldn't it? Losing two games we should have won followed by winning the most improbable game of the week. |
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| journeyman I understand what your saying about Gordon he was not sharp out there but in my opinion...Dunleavy put these guys together and he coached them...and everyone has their off nights but if theres one figure to put blame on its coach Dunleavy. He has been here for 6 years and has been a fixed entity in this organization. |
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I understand that it's an improvement and that it's a learning experience, but how many games can we keep saying that? Yes, it's only the second game, but is every year just going to be an improvement and a learning experience?
A 0-4 start is very possible and I really hope they can bounce up in Nov. |
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ekker3 wrote:
Icecoldclipper wrote:
ekker3 wrote:
yall need to relax. its the 2nd game of the season, we've played well in both games, coming off a 19 win season...
it was a learning experience. yesterday we learned we can hang with the best team in the NBA, today we learned what's missing in closing out games. glad it happened early instead of later.
so we lost both games, chill. we've got 80 more to go.
nothing to have a heart attack about.
This is the same stuff that happen last season if they haven't learned it by now we are screwed...again.
This team also doesn't have the mental make-up for losing streaks to many emotional players that take losses to their head. We lose to Utah don't be surprised if the team is 5-15 when Blake gets back.
if the players dont wanna see it as a learning experience then what other option do they have? anger? giving up? apathy?
if we fall on our asses, learning from it (regardless of how many times its happened) is the only option for progress.
Giving up that is what they will do slowly but surely one by one like last season. Which also goes to Dunleavy as a motivator he and Baron can't rally the troops they will fall in and join them. |
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Icecoldclipper wrote:
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clipper321 wrote:
Ekker...a learning experience really? With a team this fragile of a backbone? its this kind of attitude that has perpetuated losing in Clipperland. We need to stop accepting defeat and start actually doing whats best for the team. Voicing our concerns and getting Dunleavy canned. Hey it may not be the answer but its a start.
I dont know about yall but if I keep watching these Clipper games im going to have health problems plain and simple.
basketball teams develop backbones. they dont just magically appear.
HOW DOES DUNLEAVY DERSERVE ANY BLAME? the guys missed rebounds, free throws, etc.
You know when everygame as a Clipper fan when someone can say "dammit the fourth quarter" and you know the team isn't going to be able to close out it's the coaches fault.
It's pretty obvious when a TEAM consistently can't produce at the most important part of the game where the coaches battle it out to see who can withstand the last push that is a coaching problem.
3rd and 4th quarter meltdowns have been a clipper staple since the 80's! im serious here. |
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Just got home from the game and I'm pissed off to the highest of pisstivity, I know that's not a word but I really don't care right now. I'm pissed not only about the BS ticky tack calls but also about how easily we could have won this game if we made our freethrows and wide open layups for gods sake.
Btw, I can't believe I wasted 15 minutes of my life watching that stupid halfime show! |
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seanrooks wrote:
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball.
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ToneE wrote:
Just got home from the game and I'm pissed off to the highest of pisstivity, I know that's not a word but I really don't care right now. I'm pissed not only about the BS ticky tack calls but also about how easily we could have won this game if we made our freethrows and wide open layups for gods sake.
Btw, I can't believe I wasted 15 minutes of my life watching that stupid halfime show!
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ToneE wrote:
Just got home from the game and I'm pissed off to the highest of pisstivity, I know that's not a word but I really don't care right now. I'm pissed not only about the BS ticky tack calls but also about how easily we could have won this game if we made our freethrows and wide open layups for gods sake.
Btw, I can't believe I wasted 15 minutes of my life watching that stupid halfime show!
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seanrooks wrote:
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball.
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I watched the whole game.
My Observations ..
Dunleavy : He needs to understand that if we have the better mismatch, USED IT. We could have had easy buckets with DJ or maybe even Skinner when they had Amare and Amundson playing the same time. I was pissed when i saw him match Amare and Amundson with Thornton and Smith ( not so mad about Smith cause he didn't play and he contributed last night). Dunleavy also needs to make better plays in crunch time. Are you kidding me, a Camby 20 foot jumper and a 3 when the game is on the line. He also needs to rely on his bench players, particularly Smith and Telfair in the 2nd and 3rd quarter. I think Smith was only brought into the game ONCE. After a beastly performance against the Lakers and the preseason. He could of had his way with Frye and Amare. I think Smith was called out after he got blocked ONCE and after he fouled someone. Dunleavy should stop the REALLY STOP MATCHING LINEUPS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR MEN.
Baron : Baron doesn't need to score. He hasn't been taking so many shots. What do you guys expect from him? Do you guys expect him to make every single shot? Last night's performance was a fluke, i can almost guarantee that it won't happen again. Let Baron be Baron, don't rant about every shot he has missed ;when you see him shooting 30 percent after 10 games .. then i will be the leader of that riot, but until then let Baron get adapted to his new some of his new teammates. I'm also sure , he's feeling pressured every time cause everyone has been bashing him..
EJ: Eric Gordon had a rookie mistake, even though he's a sophomore. He knew he wasn't gonna get the call in the end, cause he has made it clear that he didn't get calls late in the game his rookie season. You can't blame him tho.. 4 seconds left in the game.. many players mess up.
PF AND CENTER : Kaman 3.0 perhaps? He's been the best Clipper in the season, even though it has only been 2 games. His 15-17 foot jumpers have been nearly automatic. He just needs to lower his turnovers. Camby also played great this game. In the end he took some questionable shots, but without him, we would have never been in that position.
Novak: Play the guy more.. He is a spark off the bench. When we were up like 4-6 throughout the 3rd and 4th quarter, Novak should have been brought in. He is instant offense, dunleavy should know that by now. Novak could have made 1 or 2 3's during that stretch and having the others play good D, pull us away from the Suns. I honestly do not understand how this guy doesn't get a single minute. |
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seanrooks wrote:
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seanrooks wrote:
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball.
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Cleveland is also 0-2
Clevland also has Lebron making them instant contenders, they can pick it up whenever theyd like. Cant say the same about us. We need to play it safe and rack up every little win we can. |
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| Does Dunleavy not have any single inbounds play off of time outs in crucial situations? Can't complain about the Butler heave over Amare, but is that a shot that we should be looking for at that crucial situation? I'm dumbfounded at these plays Dunleavy draws up during time outs. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:12 AM PST
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journeyman wrote:
seanrooks wrote:
journeyman wrote:
seanrooks wrote:
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball.
This.
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(It means I agree with your post completely)
o ok lol i was a bit confused |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:16 AM PST
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KoreanClipper wrote:
Does Dunleavy not have any single inbounds play off of time outs in crucial situations? Can't complain about the Butler heave over Amare, but is that a shot that we should be looking for at that crucial situation? I'm dumbfounded at these plays Dunleavy draws up during time outs.
What plays? The man cannot handle offensive sets, let alone inbounds plays with a few seconds on the clock. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:24 AM PST
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seanrooks wrote:
journeyman wrote:
seanrooks wrote:
journeyman wrote:
seanrooks wrote:
THE WORLD IS GOING TO END OMG OMG THEY LOST THEY LOST THEY BLEW IT FIRE DUNLEAVY BARON SUCKS GORDON SUCKS AHASDFASDFJHASFHASDF
wait...is this a basketball game we're talking about?
yeah, it was a bad game. i was upset. but get over it already. they have another game friday. and even if they go 0-82...its still basketball.
This.
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(It means I agree with your post completely)
o ok lol i was a bit confused
Sorry Rooks that some fans want to see the team they like win once in a while  |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:28 AM PST
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Icecoldclipper wrote:
Sorry Rooks that some fans want to see the team they like win once in a while
We watch this freaking team for the wins?!
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:34 AM PST
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| if people are going to get this upset over a loss, you might want to choose another team to root for before you kill yourself. tough losses are a part of the deal. it's what we get for not rooting for the lakers. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:34 AM PST
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journeyman wrote:
Icecoldclipper wrote:
Sorry Rooks that some fans want to see the team they like win once in a while
We watch this freaking team for the wins?!
By now I think we would have learned better |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:36 AM PST
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seanrooks wrote:
if people are going to get this upset over a loss, you might want to choose another team to root for before you kill yourself. tough losses are a part of the deal. it's what we get for not rooting for the lakers.
lol most fans of any team had a better deal than us last season. If you watched the game this was a terrible performance with the good the team still walked around like they didn't care. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:37 AM PST
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| Dammit and the Yankees lost. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 02:38 AM PST
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Oh yeah, you guys are so cool and collected.
You honestly don't see any glaring flaws with the team?
You're not concerned that we lost two entirely winnable games?
Content with the no-rhyme-or-reason rotation?
Baron Davis can't defend his own shadow, and allowed a LAY-UP... a freakin LAYUP! to Nash in crunch time. That is inexcusable from a supposed top 10 PG. Baron honestly manages to take shots, that even the mouse whos running on the little wheel in his brain, can't figure out.
No... it's not time to hit the Panic button, but it's not "all good" either. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:00 AM PST
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| i am watching the replay game since i miss it, the first half so far is very good. looking at the final stats we out did the sun, but lost at the ft. even though we lost two games that were wide open for us for the taking, its not time to be all negative. baron is playing hard and his stats today are not bad at all. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:09 AM PST
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NUMB3RFIFTY wrote:
Oh yeah, you guys are so cool and collected.
You honestly don't see any glaring flaws with the team?
You're not concerned that we lost two entirely winnable games?
Content with the no-rhyme-or-reason rotation?
Baron Davis can't defend his own shadow, and allowed a LAY-UP... a freakin LAYUP! to Nash in crunch time. That is inexcusable from a supposed top 10 PG. Baron honestly manages to take shots, that even the mouse whos running on the little wheel in his brain, can't figure out.
No... it's not time to hit the Panic button, but it's not "all good" either.
its only 2 games.
and RE: that nash layup, the clippers had no fouls to give. id much rather lose the game to a created shot than automatic nash free throws. besides, nash's "layup" was ridiculously lucky and had tons of spin. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:09 AM PST
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NUMB3RFIFTY wrote:
Oh yeah, you guys are so cool and collected.
You honestly don't see any glaring flaws with the team?
You're not concerned that we lost two entirely winnable games?
Content with the no-rhyme-or-reason rotation?
Baron Davis can't defend his own shadow, and allowed a LAY-UP... a freakin LAYUP! to Nash in crunch time. That is inexcusable from a supposed top 10 PG. Baron honestly manages to take shots, that even the mouse whos running on the little wheel in his brain, can't figure out.
No... it's not time to hit the Panic button, but it's not "all good" either.
This. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:10 AM PST
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I was at the game and I almost barfed in my popcorn. I'm so intercoursing PO'd. We should have won by 15. We broke Lawler's Law. On the whole the guys played well but there were potential weaknesses exposed. First, it was lost on missed FT's by everyone. We didn't hit either technical. Don't blame Gordon. He's not responsible for our wins. The team including coach is. Everyone has an off day. Does Gentry was to be a head coach?
We need a back up SG who can shoot. Why didn't Dun stop Nash? Double him triple him trap him and make anybody but him beat us. He's one of the best shooters in the NBA duhhh. Our so called firepower isn't there. There's a problem when your best perimeter shooters are your bigs (well sort of a problem) Chris was a beast and his "J" was spot on (I don't think this a fluke. I think he's been heaving moose heads for practice Did you know they actually make jewelry from Moose doo-doo in Alaska?) as was Camby's. With two hot big men we should have crashed the boards like a melon farmer. Where is Al's supposed "Slashing"? If he doesn't have that what's he worth? Nothing. He's 3rd or 4th option anyway. That would have won the game and a lot of others. If he doesn't have it we have problems. Baron was posting Nash and was doubled. You have two bigs who can shoot plus Eric who can shoot and drive. The middle is left wide open. Butler should start. At least he can shoot. I would love to have Corey back. It would have been a blowout. (can we trade him for Thornton if he promises to donate part of his salary back to the Clippers favorite Charity, the Clippers?) He could crash the boards and get to the line We shot almost NO freethrows. It should have been a blowout anyway. I can't blame Eric. Novak needs more time. At crunch time we need shooters and it's hard to come in cold and score. Use him or cut him. Drop Butler to SG and play Novak at SF at crunch time. Then you have firepower as long as BD doesn't shoot.
Maybe we should buy Ricky out. The Ricky of old would have torched them. If we look so "porked"-up against PHX what will we do against a good team? Get porked. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:17 AM PST
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I forgot, Eric at PG or leave out Butler
Eric
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:25 AM PST
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| very tough loss to stomach but all those missed FT's(i.e. EJ, Rhino, etc) earlier in the game really killed our chances of winning this game esp. since it went down to the wire. Props to Camby, Kaman, Baron, Butler & Gordon for coming to play nonetheless. |
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| I was at the game and I was very disgusted with the fan support. There was barely any cheering and at many times the place was just quiet. I don't understand why people would go to a game if they are just going to sit there. Besides the fans I was impressed with Baron's passing out of the post. We did well when he was in the post and they had to double and he passed out of it. For some reason we went away from this strategy. Also, on the last play I think we need to run something in a positive direction rather then brining Eric out and running away from the hoop. Overall they fought hard but it was a game that should have been easily one. It's games like this that we need to win and should win that are going to make or break our season |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2009 - 03:34 AM PST
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| Wow! |
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