The New Guys Appreciation Thread
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Mike is a beast. We would have won the game with him instead of DeBrick.
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fishercob wrote:We need a name for Fab-O's signature move -- the one where in lieu of a handoff, he drops the ball backwards between his legs, thereby simultaneously screening the defender of the pass's recipient.
Anyone?
i thought his signature move was to be the first to pick up a foul?
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fishercob wrote:We need a name for Fab-O's signature move -- the one where in lieu of a handoff, he drops the ball backwards between his legs, thereby simultaneously screening the defender of the pass's recipient.
Anyone?
i thought his signature move was to be the first to pick up a foul?
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Gilbert0Arenas wrote:Mike is a beast. We would have won the game with him instead of DeBrick.
i liked that whenever you saw him on defense he was talking. communication is SO underrated for good defense. i like that he can go behind the back without turning his head to look for it UNLIKE ANDRAY BLATCHE. i think a good 60% of blatche's career TO's come from him trying to go behind the back and getting picked by a speedy guard. i also like the fact that he chases down boards. the heart, the hustle, and the 3 point stroke is just icing.
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But Miller said the team's inability to consistently buy into the program is starting to get a little old. "At some point we have to stop using that as an excuse," said Miller, who scored 20 points after missing the previous three games with a sprained left shoulder. "That's where the line is: when is that excuse going to be out the door? I think it's going to be pretty quickly."
Gotta love (t)his attitude and overall hustle and toughness... EG better resign him when the season comes to an end...
EDIT: Forgot the link...
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/wizard ... -will.html
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DaRealHibachi wrote:But Miller said the team's inability to consistently buy into the program is starting to get a little old. "At some point we have to stop using that as an excuse," said Miller, who scored 20 points after missing the previous three games with a sprained left shoulder. "That's where the line is: when is that excuse going to be out the door? I think it's going to be pretty quickly."
Gotta love (t)his attitude and overall hustle and toughness... EG better resign him when the season comes to an end...
Seriously. He's played what, a half dozen games, and I already would be happy to have him retire a Wizard.
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MJG wrote:DaRealHibachi wrote:But Miller said the team's inability to consistently buy into the program is starting to get a little old. "At some point we have to stop using that as an excuse," said Miller, who scored 20 points after missing the previous three games with a sprained left shoulder. "That's where the line is: when is that excuse going to be out the door? I think it's going to be pretty quickly."
Gotta love (t)his attitude and overall hustle and toughness... EG better resign him when the season comes to an end...
Seriously. He's played what, a half dozen games, and I already would be happy to have him retire a Wizard.
Me too, he's been fantastic. How much do you all think it'd cost to resign him next summer?
And I can't wait to see Oberto playing again, because with Jamison back, that means we'd only have to play him out when he's not going to be a defensive liability because of his slowness and he can be free to play the smart basketball he does.