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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#101 » by Guy986 » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:26 am

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Guy986 wrote:I feel bad for Landry. Sacramento is a terrible situation for him. Landry is somewhat of a ball stopper himself but he's playing with the mother of all ball stopper in Tyreke Evans. Not surprised that he's struggling since he's playing with so many young players who just want to chuck the ball up at the first opportunity.

With the Rockets, landry was the team's #1 option. Guys were HAPPY to get him the ball and let him isolate on every possession.

Chuck Hayes didn't want anything to do with the ball on offense. Battier didn't want to shoot. Lowry didn't want to shoot. Budinger will only shoot open shots and Scola doesn't care about his numbers as long as the team win.

Brooks was the only chucker on the team but him and landry were best friends. Brooks look for Landry every time in the post.

Landry's only discernible skill is scoring. He looks completely lost when he's getting ignored on offense.


If Landry needs to be the number 1 option, he's not gonna have a very successful career.


He had a career 60% TS% before he was traded to the Kings. If not first option material, thats definitely good enough to be a 2nd option. I'm sure by now you realize that Landry
a)doesn't rebound
b)doesn't defend
c)doesn't pass

if he's not getting the ball and scoring a healthy amount of time, you may as well sign Chris Webber out of retirement.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#102 » by SadKingsFan » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:26 am

Guy986 wrote:I feel bad for Landry. Sacramento is a terrible situation for him. Landry is somewhat of a ball stopper himself but he's playing with the mother of all ball stopper in Tyreke Evans. Not surprised that he's struggling since he's playing with so many young players who just want to chuck the ball up at the first opportunity.

With the Rockets, landry was the team's #1 option. Guys were HAPPY to get him the ball and let him isolate on every possession.

Chuck Hayes didn't want anything to do with the ball on offense. Battier didn't want to shoot. Lowry didn't want to shoot. Budinger will only shoot open shots and Scola doesn't care about his numbers as long as the team win.

Brooks was the only chucker on the team but him and landry were best friends. Brooks look for Landry every time in the post.

Landry's only discernible skill is scoring. He looks completely lost when he's getting ignored on offense.

Landry has had plenty of chances to be a big time option this team. He failed. Now he needs to deal. Poor Him.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#103 » by stock01234 » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:31 am

stock01234 wrote:100% kings gonna lose..

i would be happy if we lose by less than 20 points..


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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#104 » by ADoaN17 » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:36 am

The Heat were just as dominate as GSP was over Koscheck.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#105 » by SacKingZZZ » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:37 am

Guy986 wrote:I feel bad for Landry. Sacramento is a terrible situation for him. Landry is somewhat of a ball stopper himself but he's playing with the mother of all ball stopper in Tyreke Evans. Not surprised that he's struggling since he's playing with so many young players who just want to chuck the ball up at the first opportunity.

With the Rockets, landry was the team's #1 option. Guys were HAPPY to get him the ball and let him isolate on every possession.

Chuck Hayes didn't want anything to do with the ball on offense. Battier didn't want to shoot. Lowry didn't want to shoot. Budinger will only shoot open shots and Scola doesn't care about his numbers as long as the team win.

Brooks was the only chucker on the team but him and landry were best friends. Brooks look for Landry every time in the post.

Landry's only discernible skill is scoring. He looks completely lost when he's getting ignored on offense.


Believe me, we know. After the trade last year he was the number 2 guy, not anymore. Completely caused him to give up on just about every other aspect of the game though. Suck it up.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#106 » by SacKingZZZ » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:39 am

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longfellow44 wrote:The difference during our current little come back has been jeter. Not because he is tremendously talented but because he has taken charge of this team as a pg should by running the offense and directing traffic. Now i just wish we actually had a pg on the team more talented than jeter that would make a huge difference.


Ya and Westphal goes to him when we're already down 20.

How has he not earned consistent PT? Unbelievable.



Even more so, he finally goes down low on the 2nd to last play of the game. :lol: So many times this season this team has gone down low when they shouldn't, when they should? Avoid it like the plague.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#107 » by boogie-reke » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:43 am

Man I know he usually does it, but casspi really left it ALL on the floor tonight.. he did not stop running and believe for one bit.. I LOVE IT... he has to get huge credit for this game.. he was taken out late cause he literly was dead tired.. he had to get a breather with all those up and down full sprints he did today getting spanked on screens trying to chase Bron and Dwade... his off the ball movement is so great.. fact is when a good and willing passer like Cousins gets a chance he always finds Omri in very good situations.. alot others seem to ignore his nonstop movement quite alot.

Also anyone knows whats the fuss after the game the cameras were focused on it when Heat fans went out and I think I saw a fan running and someone chasing him.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#108 » by SacKingZZZ » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:48 am

Omri backs down from nobody!
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#109 » by YC42Balla » Sun Dec 12, 2010 7:13 am

Ugh, this game was good at first.. but then went no where fast. We need to make a trade soon. Something to put the fan's back in the seats at Arco. I wish we could get Mayo, that would be great. But I here the Knicks are looking to make a trade for him soon.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#110 » by RekeHavoc » Sun Dec 12, 2010 7:16 am

YC42Balla wrote:Ugh, this game was good at first.. but then went no where fast. We need to make a trade soon. Something to put the fan's back in the seats at Arco. I wish we could get Mayo, that would be great. But I here the Knicks are looking to make a trade for him soon.


We need to make a trade yesterday :(
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#111 » by SacKingsPejaFan » Sun Dec 12, 2010 8:32 am

If Tyreke is really hurt, he needs to sit it out. We're going to lose every game and nobody is going to come to Arco anyway (how was this game not sold out???). I hate to be negative (not really) but that's the reality of it, and having him healthy will be better for us in the long run. If he is healthy and defenses have just figured him out..well we have a problem. You know you're having issues when Beno Udrih is outplaying you everyday.

In other news, Kevin Martin just scored 40 points tonight--22 in the first quarter. He also shot above 50%: something our guys usually miss by about 25%. Just saying.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#112 » by RIPskaterdude » Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:27 am

Attendance: 16,396

I doubt it was even that high, maybe 15k. Then again, every ticket was $100 or more for anything that wasn't near standing view seats. So...
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#113 » by YC42Balla » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:37 am

stock01234 wrote:
stock01234 wrote:100% kings gonna lose..

i would be happy if we lose by less than 20 points..


:(

Thanks for Jinxing us with you "Negative Nancy" comment. :banghead: :nonono:
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#114 » by stock01234 » Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:51 pm

YC42Balla wrote:
stock01234 wrote:
stock01234 wrote:100% kings gonna lose..

i would be happy if we lose by less than 20 points..


:(

Thanks for Jinxing us with you "Negative Nancy" comment. :banghead: :nonono:


dude.. accept the fact that heat is a much better team than our CURRENT performance team.. they were clear favorites.. had kings won, that would have been upset..

yes if kings were playing to their potential and preseason hype then we would have better matchup and closer game..
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#115 » by YC42Balla » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:03 pm

I already except the fact that they are better then us. I posted that on [page 1]. But the fact that you posted we had a 100% chance of a loss before this team even played??!! That was just ridiculous man.. you need to except the fact that you have no faith at all.
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Re: Miami Heat (15-8) @ Sacramento Kings (5-15) 

Post#116 » by stock01234 » Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:56 am

i do believe kings have huge potential.. thats why i said that if they were playing to their potential we would have a close game..

but something(s) is/are holding them back.. so looking at the team current performance and the piling loses, i think that they have nearly zero chance of beating the elite teams..

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