Question from Toronto

y 2 a B · Post #21 » by **y 2 a B** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 5:46 pm

Kapono for me. His shooting will hurt us if he gets real hot. Delfino is capable as well, but in other areas than Kapono can contribute.

SevereMagic · Post #22 » by **SevereMagic** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:21 pm

I have a feeling Moon may try to make some noise.... he's very athletic and has good defense most of the time... Plus, he might still hold a grudge :curse:

because he was beat so bad in the Dunk contest by the Man!

GO MAGIC!

DiplomaticMagic · Post #23 » by **DiplomaticMagic** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 7:43 pm

Definetly Delfino for me.

ProfX · Post #24 » by **ProfX** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 8:56 pm

I think Kapono is gonna light us up..

theTHIEF · Post #25 » by **theTHIEF** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 8:59 pm

mhectorgato wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

I'm confused ... how can the greatest shooter ever in the history of the game miss open 3s?

meaning when they arent given the chance to have the wide open look at a three....when they are cut off, it forces them to drive and neither one of Delfino or Kapono is going to hurt you on the drive...

AdamTheGreek · Post #26 » by **AdamTheGreek** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 10:08 pm

Delfino is the worry, you know what Kapono will give you.

TheRaptor! · Post #27 » by **TheRaptor!** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 10:36 pm

MoGrAdY wrote:Id be more afraid of Shawty Lo Aka Keyon Dooling.. But for me its gotta be Kapono, Ive seen that guy come off the bench an jus light it the **** up..

maginno · Post #28 » by **maginno** » Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:02 pm

Yes I'd say Kapono is an X factor to look at . to answer an earlier question I'd leave bogans open if I had to choose. just my take.

reck0n3r · Post #29 » by **reck0n3r** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:23 am

I wouldn't worry too much about kapono, unless mitchell was saving up all of his plays to get kapono a shot specifically for the playoffs.

We've made zero effort this season to get him open shots, I can't see how all of a sudden they're going to throw the offense out of whack by getting other players involved, but ya never know.

If Mitchell has something up his sleeve to get kapono open shats, then you should definitely be worried.

Kosta · Post #30 » by **Kosta** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:30 am

SomewhatDamaged wrote:I wouldn't worry too much about kapono, unless mitchell was saving up all of his plays to get kapono a shot specifically for the playoffs.

We've made zero effort this season to get him open shots, I can't see how all of a sudden they're going to throw the offense out of whack by getting other players involved, but ya never know.

If Mitchell has something up his sleeve to get kapono open shats, then you should definitely be worried.

He may become valuable in this series because IIRC Van Gundy said that the Magic would start doubling Bosh next time they play us. They'd let Bosh go one on one for the most part, if they constantly double Bosh on most possessions, suddenly a guy like Kapono can become an X-Factor.

MagicNolesFSU · Post #31 » by **MagicNolesFSU** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:35 am

Bogans? Eh id have to go with Mo (but hes a starter) or Dooling.

reck0n3r · Post #32 » by **reck0n3r** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:37 am

Kosta wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

He may become valuable in this series because IIRC Van Gundy said that the Magic would start doubling Bosh next time they play us. They'd let Bosh go one on one for the most part, if they constantly double Bosh on most possessions, suddenly a guy like Kapono can become an X-Factor.

It all comes down to execution my friend. I'm not convinced as far as bosh being a great passer out of the double, though I certainly hope he proves me wrong.

Kosta · Post #33 » by **Kosta** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:50 am

SomewhatDamaged wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

It all comes down to execution my friend. I'm not convinced as far as bosh being a great passer out of the double, though I certainly hope he proves me wrong.

Part of it is our ball movement, we used to swing the ball around the perimeter with a purpose, it's kind of disappeared the last two months. No doubt, Bosh is going to need to make quick decisions when he gets the ball, he can't stand there and wait for the doubles. He's proven he can make the right pass out of a double, we just needs our wings to start sharing and swinging the ball around to the open guy.

reck0n3r · Post #34 » by **reck0n3r** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:55 pm

Kapono shot the ball well today, but not a single one of those shots was a play drawn up by our coaching staff.

theTHIEF · Post #35 » by **theTHIEF** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:02 pm

like I said, Kapono and Delfino have to be guarded tightly, that 3 ball gets teams back into games quick...as we know all too well...

CourtsideTV · Post #36 » by **CourtsideTV** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:03 pm

MoGrAdY wrote:Id be more afraid of Shawty Lo Aka Keyon Dooling.. But for me its gotta be Kapono, Ive seen that guy come off the bench an jus light it the **** up..

dey know..dey know..bank heaaaaaad..

lmao..

music these days...:rollseyes:

drsd · Post #37 » by **drsd** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:30 pm

My largest fear is that Toronto starts using all their bigs, and the fouls they can give, to play Hack-A-Howard.

At the Center slot, Rasho Nesterovic, Andrea Bargnani, and Primoz Brezec account for 18 fouls. Add Chris Bosh and Kris Humphriez, that's 30 fouls to give!

Post #38 » by **eyriq** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:59 pm

Umm, can I answer even though we've already played a game? Good. It's not officially Kapono! That guy torched us today.

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