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PAUL LOOKING TO BE MORE AGGRESSIVE EARLY

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PAUL LOOKING TO BE MORE AGGRESSIVE EARLY 

Post#1 » by mkwest » Fri Dec 7, 2012 11:32 pm

He is a perennial MVP candidate for a reason, so when he gazed out at a group of reporters Wednesday night at Staples Center and said, “A lot of guys have been telling me I need to be more aggressive; that I’ve been letting guys off the hook” it carried weight.


“He’s usually being played a certain way in the beginning of the game and instead of being overly aggressive in those situations,” small forward Caron Butler said. “Whether he’s being blitzed or hard shows [on the pick and roll], he’s usually getting off the ball and creating opportunities for myself and other teammates and then obviously in the third and fourth quarter he finds a rhythm and takes over the game.


“I always try to get everybody involved,” Paul said. “I have the ball in my hands so much I always know that I have the opportunity to score and at times we do play better if I’m a little aggressive earlier.”


“He understands it,” Del Negro said. “He’s got to change his mind set a little bit. It’s not easy for him [because] he’s such an unselfish player. He puts us in a position of strength when he has that mentality, being aggressive for us.”


“There’s this website where I can watch every shot that I’ve ever made in the NBA,” Paul said, referring Synergy Sports Technology, a subscription service that ingests and indexes real-time broadcasts. “That’s all I do on the road or at home. I watch this website, just watching shots I’ve made, missed, turnovers, steals, assists, everything.

“I watch so much film. I watch film from me from my rookie year, my second year. I watch film all day, every day. I always tell myself, I feel better now than I did maybe three years ago, as far as my body, so why not be aggressive and be like I was in the past.”


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Post#2 » by mttwlsn16 » Sat Dec 8, 2012 2:31 am

As he should. No excuse losing to teams like the cavs and hornets.
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Post#3 » by GetItDone » Sat Dec 8, 2012 7:01 am

inbefore 25/10 on a nightly basis
ThatsWhatIShved wrote:Disrespectfull thread. I would take 06 Arenas over Lebron. Other than traveling and suspected PED use, what does Lebron have over Gil?
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Post#4 » by mike3 » Sat Dec 8, 2012 8:30 am

IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME
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Post#5 » by TheNewEra » Sun Dec 9, 2012 1:06 am

Its more noticeable if the team is clicking on defense.
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Post#6 » by og15 » Sun Dec 9, 2012 2:00 am

I thought it was interesting that he spends his time watching Synergy. There are some guys who would benefit from doing that.
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Post#7 » by mj_shoefanatic » Sun Dec 9, 2012 8:11 pm

As long as he's active on defense it doesn't matter he if he gives us 20/10 per game.
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Post#8 » by Neddy » Sun Dec 9, 2012 9:33 pm

early on, his "aggressive" approach was shooting bombs and miss from the 3, today he is being "aggressive" with his mid range game. i like the latter much much better
ehhhhh f it.

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