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It's really a no-brainer tonight.

This is the kind of monster game we have all been hoping for from Chris Kaman --- 25 points, four blocks, 14 boards and six assists.
You've got to be a star, even for one night against the Thunder, to achieve that.
Do it again, CK!

I went with Kaman because of the stat line. I didn't really see the game but those numbers look dominate.

Kaman beasted, but I voted Mobley. His defense on Durant was great, and if he hadn't stripped him about 10 times, I don't think we would have won as comfortably as we did, IF we even were to win

Kaveman's return to glory.

kudos to the other 4 players though.

livingston2kaman wrote:Kaman beasted, but I voted Mobley. His defense on Durant was great, and if he hadn't stripped him about 10 times, I don't think we would have won as comfortably as we did, IF we even were to win

Earlier in the game (3rd quarter) when it was looking like a win for us, I was also leaning towards Mobley for his defensive effort as well as his offensive performance. 7 steals, all the deflections he had, a couple fastbreaks, and he played very well on Durant. He was a beast himself tonight.

Thunder or no Thunder, the guys played hard and I hope that it serves as a pick me up heading into Friday's game against Philly.

I loved how Kaman dunked whenever he could and played within himself, but I too voted for Mobley. He was the catalyst that got his hands on all the loose balls, and played better than expected defense.

I went with Cat. He was key in the Clippers big 3rd quarter but it was great to see that line from Kaman...