Player of the Game - Wizards vs Raptors (1/29)
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Player of the Game - Wizards vs Raptors (1/29)
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Player of the Game - Wizards vs Raptors (1/29)
Here are the Player of the Game nominees from tonight's win over the Memphis Grizzlies...
Antawn Jamison: 24 points (FG:9/25, 3P:1/7, FT:5/6), 20 rebounds,
1 steal, 4 turnovers
DeShawn Stevenson: 20 points (FG:7/16, 3P:5/11, FT:1/1), 2 assists,
2 rebounds, 2 turnovers
Andray Blatche: 19 points (FG:8/12, 3P:1/1, FT:2/3), 8 rebounds,
2 assists, 1 block, 1 steal, 1 turnover
Antonio "Ice" Daniels: 15 points (FG:4/11, 3P:0/2, FT:7/8 ), 5 assists,
3 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 turnover
Roger Mason Jr.: 13 points (FG:5/13, 3P:3/7), 6 assists, 3 rebounds, 1 turnover
Brendan Haywood: 9 points (FG:3/8, FT:3/3), 8 rebounds, 3 blocks
Dominic McGuire: 2 points (FG:1/3), 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block, 3 turnovers
Feel free to post your thoughts and argue the merits for your favorite candidate. Also be sure to post your thoughts on the 2nd and 3rd place guys, including role-players that stepped up and made a difference in the victory.
Player of the game from the Wizards victory over the Memphis Grizzlies (1/25) (link)..
Player of the Game - Caron Butler
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19 points (FG:8/19, 3P:0/1, FT:3/3), 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks, 1 turnover
____________________2nd Place - Antawn Jamison
___________________3rd Place - Brendan Haywood
For 2007/2008 Player of the Game Summary, click HERE
For 2006/2007 Player of the Game Summary Archive, click HERE
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Antawn Jamison: 24 points (FG:9/25, 3P:1/7, FT:5/6), 20 rebounds,
1 steal, 4 turnovers
DeShawn Stevenson: 20 points (FG:7/16, 3P:5/11, FT:1/1), 2 assists,
2 rebounds, 2 turnovers
Andray Blatche: 19 points (FG:8/12, 3P:1/1, FT:2/3), 8 rebounds,
2 assists, 1 block, 1 steal, 1 turnover
Antonio "Ice" Daniels: 15 points (FG:4/11, 3P:0/2, FT:7/8 ), 5 assists,
3 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 turnover
Roger Mason Jr.: 13 points (FG:5/13, 3P:3/7), 6 assists, 3 rebounds, 1 turnover
Brendan Haywood: 9 points (FG:3/8, FT:3/3), 8 rebounds, 3 blocks
Dominic McGuire: 2 points (FG:1/3), 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block, 3 turnovers
Feel free to post your thoughts and argue the merits for your favorite candidate. Also be sure to post your thoughts on the 2nd and 3rd place guys, including role-players that stepped up and made a difference in the victory.
Player of the game from the Wizards victory over the Memphis Grizzlies (1/25) (link)..
Player of the Game - Caron Butler
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19 points (FG:8/19, 3P:0/1, FT:3/3), 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks, 1 turnover
____________________2nd Place - Antawn Jamison
___________________3rd Place - Brendan Haywood
For 2007/2008 Player of the Game Summary, click HERE
For 2006/2007 Player of the Game Summary Archive, click HERE
[size=9]For 2005/2006 Player of the Game Summary Archive, click
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I am giving the first place to Jamison - he is something else - too many times have i not credited him for 20/10 games and tonight he had 20/20 without 2 of the biggest offensive threats on the team. I'm loving his game this season.
2nd place goes to Blatche played some nice defense, but more importantly was the key piece in our run to start the 2nd half...played well and smart with foul trouble.
3rd place - Sentimental value helps him beat the rest of the guys to this spot. His offensive rebounds were absolutely amazing. It is not like he just got them...half of them he fought hard for and got us the ball when it seemed we had no business having it.
The most honorable mentions: LOCKSMITH...I was very happy with him last season, mostly because for his salary he was great, now he is getting paid 4 times more and surprisingly I am even more happy about us having him - talk about clutch 3pt shooting.
Roger Mason - That lucky bounce was awesome. Damn...I shouted "YESS" out so loud that I must have woke the whole neighborhood. 6 assists is also very nice.
Daniels didn't really shine for most of the game, but late in games he often makes the most important shots and takes it on him to get the teams score up. Clutch free throw shooting.
2nd place goes to Blatche played some nice defense, but more importantly was the key piece in our run to start the 2nd half...played well and smart with foul trouble.
3rd place - Sentimental value helps him beat the rest of the guys to this spot. His offensive rebounds were absolutely amazing. It is not like he just got them...half of them he fought hard for and got us the ball when it seemed we had no business having it.
The most honorable mentions: LOCKSMITH...I was very happy with him last season, mostly because for his salary he was great, now he is getting paid 4 times more and surprisingly I am even more happy about us having him - talk about clutch 3pt shooting.
Roger Mason - That lucky bounce was awesome. Damn...I shouted "YESS" out so loud that I must have woke the whole neighborhood. 6 assists is also very nice.
Daniels didn't really shine for most of the game, but late in games he often makes the most important shots and takes it on him to get the teams score up. Clutch free throw shooting.
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1. McGuire - as someone else mentioned, this is a sentimental vote. This was his "Oh hey, I gues I AM an NBA player" game. 10 rebounds and most of them couldn't have been more timely. Without DOM, we don't win in overtime.
2. Jamison - should probably be 1st, but hey, I'm sentimental. Any way you look at it, 24/20 is just ridiculous. The only thing keeping him at #2 is his near-30% fg shooting.
3. Blatche - for a period of time in the 2nd, he absolutely took over. I'm talking Kobe-style (it's just that Kobe does it for 40 minutes per game). Big game for AB and he probably saved the game for us, seeing as it would have been blowout city without his 2nd quarter spurt.
2. Jamison - should probably be 1st, but hey, I'm sentimental. Any way you look at it, 24/20 is just ridiculous. The only thing keeping him at #2 is his near-30% fg shooting.
3. Blatche - for a period of time in the 2nd, he absolutely took over. I'm talking Kobe-style (it's just that Kobe does it for 40 minutes per game). Big game for AB and he probably saved the game for us, seeing as it would have been blowout city without his 2nd quarter spurt.
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Jamison, of course.
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1. Deshawn- Clutch 3 pointer after Clutch 3 pointer. He even had a few nice drives to the basket tonight.
2. Blatche- Breakout game. He was hitting the outside jumper and causing havoc down low. He also played some pretty good defense.
3. Jamison- His rebounds are awesome but it's hard to vote him any higher because I still feel he takes way too many bad shots. If he learns better shot selection I would appreciate him so much more.
2. Blatche- Breakout game. He was hitting the outside jumper and causing havoc down low. He also played some pretty good defense.
3. Jamison- His rebounds are awesome but it's hard to vote him any higher because I still feel he takes way too many bad shots. If he learns better shot selection I would appreciate him so much more.
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Team win.
Stevenson finished +13 and slowed Calderon, along with hitting 5 threes for my fantasy team. He probably should get it. But can't ignore the 20/20 game for AJ.
Jamison is who I voted for simply because he played 51 minutes was still all over the boards at the end, finishing with 24 and 20. On that tap in he beat Bosh to the ball. I voted for him.
Could have voted for Blatche, in his second-best game or Dominic in his best.
Could even mention EJ made the right moves today.
Stevenson finished +13 and slowed Calderon, along with hitting 5 threes for my fantasy team. He probably should get it. But can't ignore the 20/20 game for AJ.
Jamison is who I voted for simply because he played 51 minutes was still all over the boards at the end, finishing with 24 and 20. On that tap in he beat Bosh to the ball. I voted for him.
Could have voted for Blatche, in his second-best game or Dominic in his best.
Could even mention EJ made the right moves today.
Bye bye Beal.
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1. Jamison kinda disappeared down the stretch offensively. but I can't front on 24-20--especially vs a team with a tall, athletic front court. I'll give it up to Jamison.
2. DMac's hustle was...dare I say it? *Ruffin-esque*. Hopefully, he can build on this performance--if he can continue to display that kind of nose for the ball while adding a steady 18 footer to his repetoire, he'll make a nice living for himself in this league.
3. Blatche in the first half was amazing. It was like one of those once-in-a-blue-moon games Kwame used to give us and everyone would be dreaming big dreams afterwards ("maybe he'll flip the switch and turn into the best PF in the game," etc.). I think that Blatche's upside is severely limited by his lack of explosiveness going to the rim (how many dipsy-doo reverse layups can one 7 footer attempt? He needs those calf-muscle strengthening platform shoes in the worst way), but he made up for it with the Dream-on-Admiral up and under drop step, and that sweet finger roll over Bosh.
2. DMac's hustle was...dare I say it? *Ruffin-esque*. Hopefully, he can build on this performance--if he can continue to display that kind of nose for the ball while adding a steady 18 footer to his repetoire, he'll make a nice living for himself in this league.
3. Blatche in the first half was amazing. It was like one of those once-in-a-blue-moon games Kwame used to give us and everyone would be dreaming big dreams afterwards ("maybe he'll flip the switch and turn into the best PF in the game," etc.). I think that Blatche's upside is severely limited by his lack of explosiveness going to the rim (how many dipsy-doo reverse layups can one 7 footer attempt? He needs those calf-muscle strengthening platform shoes in the worst way), but he made up for it with the Dream-on-Admiral up and under drop step, and that sweet finger roll over Bosh.