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Tyrone Wallace and CJ Williams back tonight. I expect Wes to be out of the rotation. YES!

Wes with the hot hand!


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Milos with the block, I can't believe how D. Drivers pushed Teo to try harder on D.

Dekk with the corner trey ball.


OMG.
SINDARIUS WITH THE AUTHORITY!


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illastrate wrote:Tyrone Wallace and CJ Williams back tonight. I expect Wes to be out of the rotation. YES!

I am glad to see Tyrone Wallace again, CJ played so good at the beginning of the season but I am not sure how he fits into rotation now, he can help defensively no doubt. (what a flying dunk by Sindarius Thornwell)

I'm guessing the return of Tyrone Wallace has uplifted the team's spirits. They knew they couldn't win without him.

They need him now even more, Milos finally showing his true self and than that old constantly reappearing injury again . I don't think Milos will return tonight , so Tyrone comes back in a right moment.

Just when we get some guys back, we lose Milos to the usual foot injury.

Pretty good first half, up until the last couple of minutes, when the offense went cold and the Bucks got close. We need way more from Austin and Tobias.

Montrezl might as well be the best finisher in the league right now, feels like he can make anything once he gets inside the paint.

Despite all the hype, Doc hasn't changed one bit this year - unless his offensive system going from "bail me out, CP3/Jamal" to "bail me out, Lou" counts as a change. I genuinely don't understand why, with the season on the line, Wallace and Harrell have only played 8 and 9 minutes respectively so far while Wes has played 16 and Austin has played 25. It's just frustrating to see deserving players continue to not get rewarded because of agendas. I'm praying Dolan hires Doc away this offseason.

Hopefully Milos' foot really is just sore and there's nothing more serious there, but with our medical staff, you never know. It's a shame, because he was playing great.

after 3:

Lou, Tobias and Austin are 11-32
add Ty 1-5 and Wes is 2-7

only down by 4...

MartinToVaught wrote:
Hopefully Milos' foot really is just sore and there's nothing more serious there, but with our medical staff, you never know. It's a shame, because he was playing great.

I also have chronic plantar fasciitis. 10 years now. It hurts every day, just a question of how much. Not a medical staff failure. Tonight, Milos played his first NBA game at full speed [brilliantly!] but only lasted a half.

Milos has a world-class basketball IQ and spirit, but his flesh is weak.

MartinToVaught wrote:Hopefully Milos' foot really is just sore and there's nothing more serious there, but with our medical staff, you never know. It's a shame, because he was playing great.

You heard all 3 commentators having experience with that kind of injury even Ralph Even the Ralph rolled bottle with foot on it . I hope like you too and since the season is ending he should try to withstand little bit of pain because there is no real treatment for that type of injury except total rest , laziness and some boring exercises and at this point of the season as I said he should give little bit of his body.

Tobias and Lou are really stepping up in the clutch.

MTV will not mention those 5 straight points Austin scored to make it a 98-93 Clipper lead (could be wrong about the score).

Unbelievable how this team continues to find a way.


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Giannis for the whole game or for half the game, Clippers still take it. Good stuff, but sad about Milos.

I wish I could find joy in something as much as MTV finds joy in not acknowledging the greatness of Austin Rivers

Akklaim1 wrote:MTV will not mention those 5 straight points Austin scored to make it a 98-93 Clipper lead (could be wrong about the score).

Hopefully the Knicks saw that. Then once their new coach/GM Doc Rivers trades their first-round pick for Austin, they'll be enthusiastic about it.