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24 rebounds and 11 blocked shots with 8 points...huge double double or what? is he a DPOY repeat? He tied his career high in both rebounds and blocked shots.

I want you to sit on my lap so I can have a double double.

I agree with you, this guys really turned it on as of late (years).

Marcus Camby's a beast. Linas Klieza also dropped 41.

Kleiza is one of my favorite players in the league, I've been wanting him here for a while. Glad to see him have a real breakout game, although he's shown the ability to score in bunches in the past.
But as for Camby, wow, those are gaudy numbers. Only thing is, this guy always has me on pins and needles because I expect him to get injured every time he goes up for a swat or board.

WOW... two free throws, or one lay up, or one dunk away from a monster triple double...

10 points, 21 reb, 11 blks... that would be a (Please Use More Appropriate Word) line.

Whenever Camby gets a double double with blocks he always misses the triple double by either points or rebounds...

Warya wrote:Whenever Camby gets a double double with blocks he always misses the triple double by either points or rebounds...

Except for about three weeks ago. He's had three triple doubles in his career....I really doubt he's had too many more double digit block games in his career, so its not like hes missed it that many times.

wow thats nuts

I wish we had never traded him for Oakley. The guy was going to have a great future. Its stupid we sacrificed our future (the present right now) for Oaks. Camby would have been doing a great job. A thing I like about him is that he, unlike (TMAC, Stoudamire, Carter) did not complain about playing in Toronto. He is a great guy. If somehow we could acquire this guy in the deadline, that would be crazy.

He's one of the only guys in the league with a reasonable shot at a quadruple-double. If his team gets way ahead (which happens, especially against a weak team) and purposely helps him, I think he could do it. He was only 5 assists short the other night.

It's been well over a decade since it last happened.

^ So true... and I just got him on my fantasy team yesterday... booya to me. He's incredible. Not durable but a monster when on the court.

too bad to say, Isiah is right about all his selections in the draft... Grunwald, Babcock, and Colangelo on the other hand....

JL2002 wrote:too bad to say, Isiah is right about all his selections in the draft... Grunwald, Babcock, and Colangelo on the other hand....

Too bad fans give Isiah 10 years to prove his draft pick has panned out while BC gets only 2.

JL2002 wrote:too bad to say, Isiah is right about all his selections in the draft... Grunwald, Babcock, and Colangelo on the other hand....

Here are some of the guys drafted after Camby:
5. Minnesota (a) Ray Allen Connecticut
13. Charlotte Kobe Bryant Lower Merion HS
14. Sacramento Predrag Stojakovic PAOK (Greece)
15. Phoenix Steve Nash Santa Clara
17. Portland Jermaine O'Neal Eau Claire HS

Michael Finley was drafted after Damon in 95.

Grunwald got the Raps Vince and Bosh.
BC has had 2 drafts, one of which with no 1st round pick, and the other was a year and a half ago.

James699 wrote:I wish we had never traded him for Oakley. The guy was going to have a great future. Its stupid we sacrificed our future (the present right now) for Oaks. Camby would have been doing a great job. A thing I like about him is that he, unlike (TMAC, Stoudamire, Carter) did not complain about playing in Toronto. He is a great guy. If somehow we could acquire this guy in the deadline, that would be crazy.

Actually, I remember hearing he was quite upset about being traded at the time. But I doubt he'd complain now. He did play in the finals I think with the Knicks, and he got off that ship before it sank and landed in a good situation in Denver.

James699 wrote:If somehow we could acquire this guy in the deadline, that would be crazy.

Crazy, as in impossible..but yah