To keep Dwight Howard, the Lakers will have to sell him on a vision for 2014 and beyond. As a result, if championships are his goal, the Rockets are the safer bet for a whole host of reasons. Read More. Written by Jonathan Tjarks on May 23, 2013
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Tyus Jones, the No. 2 overall recruit for 2014 and an excellent point guard, was selected by Paul Biancardi, Adam Finkelstein and John Stovall. Read More.
Very impressive numbers. He may end up being the best wing from the draft after all.
NYKMentality85 wrote:He isn't no "great basketball player" but instead, an Athletic Freak of Nature due to.. HGH. And last but not least, LeBron James has never won a legit NBA championship. During a shortened season with just about zero training camp/preseason.
boogie-reke wrote:Someone have the numbers on highlight mixes per 36 minutes by Blazers fans?
I think they're on an historic pace.
Considering it is one fan, not multiple, who posts the videos and you're all certainly welcome to post videos of the rookies of your teams, I don't see the problem. I am sure if there was a higher concentration of Hornets fans on realGM we'd be seeing Davis highlights after each game, since he is also a joy to watch. And now that Beal has picked it up we're seeing videos of him, and he is fun to watch. I'd certainly like to see videos of MKG out there, if anyone is making them, posted by the Bobcats fans as he is possibly the most fun to watch of all since he's always going 110%.
NO-KG-AI wrote:Not really rookie related, but young team related, I really like what I see from the young Hornets.
We are competitive in most of our games, and there isn't players on the team that most poor record teams have that make me say "I want this guy off the team". I really like the makeup and pretty much everyone except Austin Rivers has played better than you would expect from an individual standpoint, we just need them to gel.
coaching. Really was hoping at some point we'd have fired nate and promoted monty. knew he'd be a good coach.
The Sebastian Express wrote: I'd certainly like to see videos of MKG out there, if anyone is making them, posted by the Bobcats fans as he is possibly the most fun to watch of all since he's always going 110%.
Not my vid but here's MKG's latest vid worthy game:
The Sebastian Express wrote: I'd certainly like to see videos of MKG out there, if anyone is making them, posted by the Bobcats fans as he is possibly the most fun to watch of all since he's always going 110%.
Not my vid but here's MKG's latest vid worthy game:
Lillard is really lucky to be one a good team with great teammates.
It makes him look a lot better than he would had he gone to a bad situation. This isn't a knock. Just an observation.
Glad to see a four year college guy succeed this well in the league. Some of these kids in school who aren't projected to go top 5 should take notes. Lillard lets the game come to him and hardly forces anything. He is the most ready guy I've seen in a while. Definitely not your prototypical first year player. Those 4 years at Weber state really helped him for the league.
Optms wrote:Lillard is really lucky to be one a good team with great teammates.
It makes him look a lot better than he would had he gone to a bad situation. This isn't a knock. Just an observation.
Glad to see a four year college guy succeed this well in the league. Some of these kids in school who aren't projected to go top 5 should take notes. Lillard lets the game come to him and hardly forces anything. He is the most ready guy I've seen in a while. Definitely not your prototypical first year player. Those 4 years at Weber state really helped him for the league.
blazers weren't suppose to be good at all
not above .500 at least
SharoneWright wrote:I would not trade Bargs for Roy.
Optms wrote:Lillard is really lucky to be one a good team with great teammates.
It makes him look a lot better than he would had he gone to a bad situation. This isn't a knock. Just an observation.
Glad to see a four year college guy succeed this well in the league. Some of these kids in school who aren't projected to go top 5 should take notes. Lillard lets the game come to him and hardly forces anything. He is the most ready guy I've seen in a while. Definitely not your prototypical first year player. Those 4 years at Weber state really helped him for the league.
blazers weren't suppose to be good at all
not above .500 at least
Lillard is a BIG reason why they're 4 game above .500 right now.
d-train wrote:But, as I said, Fatty Felton would have helped the Blazers win more games than Lillard did.
kdawg32086 wrote:[Lillard] should be considered lucky to be drafted.