Thornton Slides Into the Number 3 Spot
Thornton Slides Into the Number 3 Spot
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- bulldogcharly
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i have loved thornton ever since we drafted him. i seriously didnt expect him to slide to number 14. he started out slow but once he had that 33 point game against the hawks i knew he'd start getting better. if he continues playing well and starts rebounding more i bet he can steal the roty award from durant

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I think Thornton gets a lack of recognition because of the team that he plays on. Everyone always overlooks the Clippers and never really thinks much of us. A good example is Thornton not playing in the rookie game, we all know that he was better than a hand full of the rookies that played in that game.
Let's say that the Celtics drafted Thornton and traded him away to Seattle, then everyone would really know how Al is. I've been saying that he has a bright future and he should be a joy to watch.
Let's say that the Celtics drafted Thornton and traded him away to Seattle, then everyone would really know how Al is. I've been saying that he has a bright future and he should be a joy to watch.
I've been an LA Clipper fan since 1998 and that will never change. I hate our new logo and jerseys!
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A handfulof Rookies, Barkley put it correct when he was told the team only consist of nine players and he responded with: "Show me nine Rookies that are better than Thornton!" How can other Rookies get more recognition when some of those teams have a worst record than ours? Thorton for ROY at the end of the season.thanumba2clippersfan wrote:I think Thornton gets a lack of recognition because of the team that he plays on. Everyone always overlooks the Clippers and never really thinks much of us. A good example is Thornton not playing in the rookie game, we all know that he was better than a hand full of the rookies that played in that game.
Let's say that the Celtics drafted Thornton and traded him away to Seattle, then everyone would really know how Al is. I've been saying that he has a bright future and he should be a joy to watch.
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This is why we needed to be on National TV, now everyone knows just how good Thornton is. Not many people knew he was this good because the Clippers don't get that much recognition as it is. It was great to see that Al tied his career high last night, I was hoping that he would break it though.
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thanumba2clippersfan wrote:This is why we needed to be on National TV, now everyone knows just how good Thornton is. Not many people knew he was this good because the Clippers don't get that much recognition as it is. It was great to see that Al tied his career high last night, I was hoping that he would break it though.
Me too. He was on a really good pace, but he had some difficulty getting the ball in the 4th at times. They really played him tight on defense.
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