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Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Fri Jan 2, 2015 8:42 pm
by Neddy
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sat Jan 3, 2015 1:57 am
by mj_shoefanatic
We better pummel these guys and rest the starters in the 4th.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sat Jan 3, 2015 10:44 pm
by LACtdom
Is CJ Wilcox out? This would be the perfect game for him to get some minutes/experience.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sat Jan 3, 2015 11:11 pm
by mkwest
LACtdom wrote:Is CJ Wilcox out? This would be the perfect game for him to get some minutes/experience.
He's healthy, but only 13 players can be active.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 12:32 am
by thanumba2clippersfan
I can actually watch this game since we're playing the 6ers. It will be good to see us live in action
Answer to Question of Doc as GM
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 2:18 am
by Ranma
[tweet]https://twitter.com/DanWoikeSports/status/551560162524151809[/tweet]
[tweet]https://twitter.com/Chrisclipsla/status/551557749796925440[/tweet]
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 2:20 am
by LACtdom
mkwest wrote:LACtdom wrote:Is CJ Wilcox out? This would be the perfect game for him to get some minutes/experience.
He's healthy, but only 13 players can be active.
Does that mean that he won't get any minutes all year unless we get hit by injuries?
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:08 am
by thanumba2clippersfan
Penn State just lost to Rutgers in Big10 hoops. I need a little moral boost from our Clippers
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:16 am
by mttwlsn16
those cheesesteaks look mmmmmmmmmmmm good
easy win
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:48 am
by mkwest
LACtdom wrote:Does that mean that he won't get any minutes all year unless we get hit by injuries?
Pretty much that or if players are being rested.
Basketball's Version of Second Assist
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:48 am
by Ranma
Paul seems to be really racking up those passes that lead to assists in funneling passes to Blake, who then passes off to open shooters. If this were hockey, CP would be leading the league in assists hands down as those types of passes would actually be counted as assists. He's like Griffin's training wheels toward developing into that LeBron-eque player Milph keep referencing.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:50 am
by mkwest
MCW reminds me of Antoine Dodson
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:51 am
by LoneyROY
Great move by Blake.
Re: Basketball's Version of Second Assist
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:56 am
by LACtdom
Ranma wrote:Paul seems to be really racking up those passes that lead to assists in funneling passes to Blake, who then passes off to open shooters. If this were hockey, CP would be leading the league in assists, hands down as those types of passes would actually be counted as assists. He's like Griffin's training wheels toward developing toward that LeBron-eque player Milph keep referencing BG to.
Blake passing instead of attacking the rim is making CP's numbers look as though he is having a poor year in terms of assists. Team's with great ball movement is at the expense of a high assist point guard. One of my main arguments for staggering Blake and CP's minutes is that Blake can play point forward with the bench/starters. There will be less importance on having a playmaking PG. Maybe blake is not ready but it would be nice to see.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 3:57 am
by thanumba2clippersfan
I'm enjoying the early double digit lead
Re: Basketball's Version of Second Assist
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 4:00 am
by mkwest
Ranma wrote:Paul seems to be really racking up those passes that lead to assists in funneling passes to Blake, who then passes off to open shooters. If this were hockey, CP would be leading the league in assists hands down as those types of passes would actually be counted as assists. He's like Griffin's training wheels toward developing into that LeBron-eque player Milph keep referencing.
Paul leads the league in
hockey assists with 3 per game.
No "I" in "Team"
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 4:01 am
by Ranma
LACtdom wrote:Blake passing instead of attacking the rim is making CP's numbers look as though he is having a poor year in terms of assists. Team's with great ball movement is at the expense of a high assist point guard. One of my main arguments for staggering Blake and CP's minutes is that Blake can play point forward with the bench/starters. There will be less importance on having a playmaking PG. Maybe blake is not ready but it would be nice to see.
I'm all for an old-school Kings and current Spurs offense where passes are consistently coming from everyone and for Blake developing into the LeBron-hybrid type of player, but he definitely needs to attack the basket more. His individual player development should not come at the expense of the team's.
Re: Basketball's Version of Second Assist
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 4:04 am
by Ranma
Nice to know the stats back up the eye test. He's leading that category by a wide margin (50%) as his next closest competitors are at 1.9 secondary dimes per game. Thanks, mkwest.
Re: Game#34 Philadelphia 76ers (4-26) @ LA Clippers (22-11)
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 4:08 am
by thanumba2clippersfan
Good to see Reggie drain the 3
Bully for Bullock!
Posted: Sun Jan 4, 2015 4:11 am
by Ranma
Despite missing a free throw, Bullock making an early contribution with 4 points including a 3-point make, 3 rebounds, 1 steal, and +6 in 4 minutes of play.
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