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Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:54 pm
by a-rod
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"I love sam cassell, he's a great guy... but he does look like E.T."


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Fola314 wrote:Maybe playing an early game will help us. Upset that he had to wake up at noon for the game, after a long night of strip clubs and gun fights, SJax loses his mind and goes 9-45 and gets ejected, probably early in the 3rd quarter otherwise he'd shoot it 60 times.


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A beast... Probably the most phisically gifted player in the NBA... Incredible size, athleticism and strength... Broad shoulders... Very good attitude... Excellent rebounder and shot blocker... Can bully his way to the basket... Gets more dunks than any other player... Doesn't have a lot of finesse... No mid-range game... Not an awesome offensive player yet... Turnover prone... The most dominant big man in basketball anyway.

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The Orlando Magic are tough to beat when Dwight Howard has a big game, and the reigning Defensive Player of the Year had an outstanding offensive performance to help his team end a three-game losing streak.The Sacramento Kings know all too well about Howard’s ability to dominate.Howard has tormented the Kings in recent years, doing so again in a road win last week, and he will look to help send the visiting Kings to an 11th loss in 12 games Friday night.

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Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:18 pm
by perezident
I hope after this lost tonight we make a trade in principal. Noc KT and SerRod to Utah..for anything lol!!

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:09 pm
by Wolfay
Dwight is going for 70 and 35 tonight.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:50 pm
by Nicky Nix Nook
Wolfay wrote:Dwight is going for 70 and 35 tonight.


C'mon aren't you exaggerating a little bit



















Probably 60/25/5

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:57 pm
by KF10
When looking at his career averages against the Kings in comparison to the other teams in the NBA, Howards usually performs his best against Sacramento. His points, FT%, FG%, and shots made are at the highest rates when he plays against the Kings. And not too mention he averages 2.3 fouls against the Kings, which is the lowest out of all opposing teams.

How come I'm not surprised?

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:03 pm
by rpa
I'm hearing the wonderful sound of ping-pong balls. Only 1 win up on Washington & Indy right now.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:06 pm
by artest420
Wolfay wrote:Dwight is going for 70 and 35 tonight.


Only if we keep putting Hawes on him. we didnt see enough brockness monster on him. he shut down amare, he should be able to contain howard.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:07 pm
by KF10
To be fair, I think we are due for a win. This game will be remembered as "The Underdogs took down the Titan".














Kings lose 94-107

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:14 pm
by cdt3
KF10 wrote:When looking at his career averages against the Kings in comparison to the other teams in the NBA, Howards usually performs his best against Sacramento. His points, FT%, FG%, and shots made are at the highest rates when he plays against the Kings. And not too mention he averages 2.3 fouls against the Kings, which is the lowest out of all opposing teams.

How come I'm not surprised?


Moore-Miller none could get anyone in foul trouble. Hawes and Thompson are younger and inexperienced the past couple of years. That adds up to Howard playing so well vs the Kings the past 3-4 years.

Thompson is the first big man the Kings have had that can attack the basket and get a guy like Howard in foul trouble down the road. He has to stay away from too many deep jumpers and put pressure on Howard. He will likely not get many calls against the next couple years vs Howard but has to stay aggressive to earn respect from the refs.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:21 pm
by cuad
Well since this game is already in the can, I say we play Hilton Armstrong 30 minutes and Jason Thompson and Spencer Hawes for no more than a combined 15 minutes. Also put in Sean May to hack a howard.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:23 pm
by KF10
cdt3 wrote:
Moore-Miller none could get anyone in foul trouble. Hawes and Thompson are younger and inexperienced the past couple of years. That adds up to Howard playing so well vs the Kings the past 3-4 years.

Thompson is the first big man the Kings have had that can attack the basket and get a guy like Howard in foul trouble down the road. He has to stay away from too many deep jumpers and put pressure on Howard. He will likely not get many calls against the next couple years vs Howard but has to stay aggressive to earn respect from the refs.


Ok. I agree.

But even if we had Thompson and Hawes defending well, Howard is just a freak to completely be stopped. You can limit him but even then, that would be hard to do given our frontcourt issues.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 10:14 pm
by perezident
I know majority of you rather not bring in an allstar type F to the squad because quote: Its going to stunt the growth of JT....

I feel as if, if we want to be a playoff team real fast, then JT is not the answer (solely). Hawes is marshmellow soft and JT cries more than a virgin's first time.... It's sickening really to see this guy cry and not play ball. He worries about the refs to much and once again...cry for calls!

The more I think about it, we NEED Bosh!! Do it Petrie get me BOSH!!

Kings get blow out on the road..87-112 ...it'll be raining three's! What a way to have Andersen, Barnes, Petrius and Reddick on your fantasy squad now. Oh, and pick up Nate as well, I have a feeling he'll produce

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 11:56 pm
by Draino
rpa wrote:I'm hearing the wonderful sound of ping-pong balls. Only 1 win up on Washington & Indy right now.


wel if we keep martin in the lineup the ping pong balls will sound louder and louder after every game

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:13 am
by cuad
^Don't be fooled. Bosh is soft as well. I always see raptor fans crying about Bosh disappearing in 4th quarters. Plus he's not very good at defense.

Hahaha I love Brockman, he just scared Dwight into a travel.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:15 am
by cuad
Ugh Jon Brockman and Donte Greene already have one foul each.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:17 am
by cuad
Thank goodness they called that foul. We are making great passes so far.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:20 am
by cuad
Lol Donte Greene with an interesting drive.

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:21 am
by cuad
DONTE GREENE!

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:23 am
by cuad
And Kevin taking some interesting shots...

Re: Sacramento (15-26) @ Orlando (27-15)

Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:28 am
by cuad
J.J. Redick just shook Beno out of the building.