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Big O recalled for tonight's game...

Starting lineup should be..

POB
Goose
Be Right
BD
M8

With Jack as our permier 6th man



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Dang, I was all over this one and you still beat me.

LF's man is back.

I'm not a big fan of POB, but let's see if he'll get some burn to prove guys like me wrong. Seems like he played pretty well in the D League, so I hope that can translate into some good minutes off the bench to give AB some rest.

I was loving watching Pat dominate the paint in the D league...Jam have a game Wednesday..This sucks if they're not going to give O any minutes this week with the W's....

rone415 wrote:LF's man is back.

I'm not a big fan of POB, but let's see if he'll get some burn to prove guys like me wrong. Seems like he played pretty well in the D League, so I hope that can translate into some good minutes off the bench to give AB some rest.

POB can be just as good as Bynum

Apparently Kosta's garbage time performances weren't cutting it

510Reggae wrote:Apparently Kosta's garbage time performances weren't cutting it

I'm not sure Nellie even knows Kosta's name.

Nellie probably got a memo that noted POB's very impressive stat line in that recent game and went on to say that if we leave him in the D league AND then miss the 8th seed,we look like IDIOTS....and idiot is a stain that does not quickly wash out.

Had POB had a 100 pt game,like Wilt. Maybe Nellie would give him a shot.
Calling him up is just Nellie/Mully saving face. They can't afford to have him tearing up the D league when the party line is that it's his own damn fault he only plays 2 min per month here.

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POB can be just as good as Bynum

LOL with GSWBandwagon

LOL @ the rest of you

I wouldnt mind being wrong though, of course, despite the hit to my pride. Let see if POB can go out there and not take a dump on the court.

Lets hope Perovic and O Bryant get lots of playing time because that would me GS has a big lead in the 4th quarter.

Forward Pietrus back with team's front line
Frenchman returns from groin and hamstring injuries to put in 10 points in just 13 minutes of play
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No defense but Warriors winOAKLAND -- Forward Mickael Pietrus was back in uniform for the Warriors on Tuesday, although you almost couldn't tell it from watching the first half.
Pietrus suited up for the first time since March 21 after his strained right groin and hamstring forced him to miss nine games, but he didn't get into the contest until only 47.2 seconds were left in the second quarter. He finished with 10 points and 2 rebounds in 13 minutes.

"Right now, there's five games left, and we don't have that many options," Pietrus said. "When they call your name, just try to do the best for the team. ... I haven't done anything for two weeks now. I'm not going to try to do that much, and I'm really going to try to make sure that I take care of the team business."

Pietrus had been on his most dominant stretch of the season in the month before the injury, and Warriors coach Don Nelson said before the game that he would be putting Pietrus right back into the team's rotation of front line players. However, Nelson wouldn't commit to how many minutes Pietrus might see, which proved to be telling.

"It depends on how he looks out there," Nelson said. "We're not afraid to use (Brandan) Wright in certain situations. I think he'll be able to play tonight."

That's exactly how it turned out. Wright was the first man off the bench for the Warriors, replacing Andris Biedrins, and he provided a quick six points and one rebound in just six minutes before intermission.

Off the glass

Matt


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Great. At least now it seems like he's finally considering it, with just 5 games left in the season. Sure took him long enough. Think he'll try him out before the season's over?

turk3d wrote:Great. At least now it seems like he's finally considering it, with just 5 games left in the season. Sure took him long enough. Think he'll try him out before the season's over?

I doubt it.