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Anybody seen any Tulsa games? How does he look?
Lookign by bxscore, he's rebounding and blocking well, he also fouls a lot and turns the ball ove rto much.

his stats 8.6 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 2.1 bpg, 54% from the field, 73% from free throw line

nothing to set a world on fire, but NBDL is not really a good environment for the type of player he is.

He had 7 blocks in his last game

Aldrich is having a solid season in NBDL, he's at 10+8.5 with a couple of blocks on 54% from the field, 78% from the line in 29 minutes.
I watched a bit of last nights game (mostly due to terrible lag on league pass) and I'm convinced he can help for 10-15 minutes a night. He had 20 and 16, he was guarding forwards with outside shot and had some problems, but he guards the inside well.

What were his fouls for? Was it a necessary fouls or just plain dumb/slow?

he had 2 fouls, can't really remember

BadWolf wrote:he had 2 fouls, can't really remember

Over in singapore we don't really get dleague game. Hope you can look out for that next time you watch him.

they're all free on internet, go to their page and click on futurecast next to the game, they're probably during the day for you, hey're mostly nightshift for me, this one was matinee for americans.

Surprised Collision is that much better than Aldrich.

Aldrich has been called up to OKC and Mullens has been sent down to get some playing time. The chances of Aldrich receiving significant playing time with OKC seems remote at this point in the season, but it will be interesting to compare Mullens performance and the performance of the 66'ers for as long as Mullens is in Tulsa.

Aldrich showed improvement during his last stint in Tulsa. He learned how to play defense without fouling, he bought into the team concept and the team won a lot of games during his time there. He found ways to score despite the offense being guard oriented in Tulsa. Aldrich wasn't always the best rebounder number wise, but he did improve in blocking out and allowing others to get the rebound.