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My brother-in-law said he was like 5 for his last 73. I want to say he was joking, but I wouldn't doubt if he was close with his figures.Romerowned wrote:When was the last time Battier made a shot?
420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.
420 wrote:My brother-in-law said he was like 5 for his last 73. I want to say he was joking, but I wouldn't doubt if he was close with his figures.
420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.
I think he should be given a shot to carve in to 5 minutes of Battier's time. Battier in 10mpg can give you solid minutes, but anything past that and his production & impact drops off. It's just like with Joel Anthony.RJM wrote:Udonis Haslem. I'll be going now.
LMAO! Naw, I actually like my brother-in-law.Mars wrote:420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.420 wrote:My brother-in-law said he was like 5 for his last 73. I want to say he was joking, but I wouldn't doubt if he was close with his figures.
Come clean... your brother-in-law is Tom Haberstroh.
That's a nice block, no doubt, but he gets beat more often than not. BTW, I noticed you have your own site. It'd be great if you could make a web page with all the gifs you created.Maroko wrote:420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.
420 wrote:My brother-in-law said he was like 5 for his last 73. I want to say he was joking, but I wouldn't doubt if he was close with his figures.Romerowned wrote:When was the last time Battier made a shot?
420 wrote:That's a nice block, no doubt, but he gets beat more often than not. BTW, I noticed you have your own site. It'd be great if you could make a web page with all the gifs you created.Maroko wrote:420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.
Thanks for considering it, I'm sure many of us, if not all, would really appreciate it siince you have so many good gifs.Maroko wrote:Hmm this is where i host my gifs, i will think about creating an index to help people to find a gif
good idea
Yeah, he was definitely exaggeratingMaroko wrote:420 wrote:My brother-in-law said he was like 5 for his last 73. I want to say he was joking, but I wouldn't doubt if he was close with his figures.Romerowned wrote:When was the last time Battier made a shot?
I took his stats from February : he is 15/45
. What's weird is that 15/45 = 33%, but NBA.com said he averaged 36.8% FG for February. Did you only use 3PTMs? Either way, averaging 5.5ppg (in February) at those percentages is tough as a starter. That's like playing 4-on-5 offensively. I hope he can raise his FG%.word420 wrote:That's a nice block, no doubt, but he gets beat more often than not. BTW, I noticed you have your own site. It'd be great if you could make a web page with all the gifs you created.Maroko wrote:420 wrote:My brother in law argues: If you don't like Beasley's defense, that's fine, but Battier can't play defense so what's the difference? At least when Beasley gives up points, he can narrow the margin between him and his opponent because Beasley is capable of scoring 15-20ppg.
let them vent.SweetTouch wrote:overreacting thread 47474
I agree with needing the ball, but Beasley has shown he can hit the spot up J. I also like your alternative with starting Birdman. I guess the only drawbacks to both ideas would be losing depth off the bench.KingDavid wrote:Im not for it. Just too many people that need the ball. Mr contract at PG. Mr noknees at SG sometimes. Mr imtired at SF. Mr imnotacenter at C. Beasley wouldnt fit at starting PF...as stupid as that sounds. Id rather move battier to the bench and push cb to the 4 and start bird or oden depending on the matchup. Beas should be first off the bench and in with lbj.
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