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3 - Augustin
2 - Mullens
1 - Henderson

DJ
Hendo
Byron

3-DJ
2-BJ
1-Hendro

Mullens
Hendo
DJ

Gold - Augustin
Silver - Mullens
Bronze - Henderson

Brown Frown - Me-Ba Walker

3 - Augustin
2 - Bismack (surprised to see that I'm the only one who has given him a Hammer so far)
1 - Mullens

G- Augustine
S- Maggette
B- Mullens

Brown Frown: DJA for letting Kyrie get by him at will; if that violates a rule I'm not aware of then Snore-is Diaw.

3- Mullens
2- Augustin
1- Biz

Brown Frown- Boris Diaw

Mullens was really efficient on offense. On several of his misses he got his own rebound and shot again. So he was even more efficient in his 7-13 because he did it on less possessions.

Augustin was awesome with his aggressiveness on Offense. Wish he would of played better defense, but some of that is on our big guys for not hedging hard enough.

Biz was a difference maker on Defense tonight. Thompson had his way when he was not on the court.

Diaw was awful tonight. Fouling every minute and was basically nonexistent on offense with 0 points.

Gold: DJA

Silver: Mullens

Bronze: Hendo

Gold--Bismack
Silver--White
Bronze--Mullens

Brown Frown--toss up between Diaw and Kemba. Think I'll go with Diaw on this one because a starter should never score 0 points.

gold - dj - awful defensively, great offensively, at least he was good on one side
silver - biz
bronze - mullens

Where was DJA for the final 17 minutes of the game?

No hammers tonight...but somehow they put the nail in the coffin.

That was one of the worst displays of defense I may have ever seen in my life...and the lineups that Silas was putting on the floor didn't fair any better. Higgins??? Really???

Gold - Mullens - I really think they've stumbled upon a diamond in the rough with this kid. BJ's the white Willie Beamen. Had Silas played him 35 minutes tonight, he would have posted 25/7/4. His rebounding is poor right now but I think Silas can work with him and at least make him servicable in terms of boxing out, etc. Offensively, its already apparent in the short time he's been on the roster that he's the most adept post scorer the franchise has ever had. When he is scoring at will in the post like he was tonight, I'm in favor of feeding him every time down the floor. I really think he has starter potential at the 5 spot when paired with a rebounder/defender like Biz playing the 4. When he starts to encounter double teams with regularity, and he will, they'll need to work on his recognition in finding the open man.

Silver- DJ -Would have given him top honors but his defense was non-existant tonight

Bronze- Hendo

HM- Biz. He's got a ways to go but always shows effort and plays some tenacious Defense.

I'm surprised that many of you are giving Biz a hammer tonight. All he really did was play defense, which only really appears impressive b/c nobody on the team was. Even then, he leaped out of rebounding position to swat at unblockable shots a few times.

Don't get me wrong, he's getting better with every game but he's not hammer worthy in my book just yet.

Gold-DJA

Silver-Mullens

Bronze-Biz

Brown Frown-Diaw

Two tears in a bucket, let me give credit even where it isn't due.

Gold - D.J. Augustin

Silver - B.J. Mullens

Bronze - Gerald Henderson

Copper aka Brown Frown - (3-way tie) Paul Silas, Corey Maggette, & Boris Diaw

I was thinking, shouldn't the "Brown Frown" subtract a point away from a players totals? I think that would give it a more substantial meaning.

mrknowitall215 wrote:I was thinking, shouldn't the "Brown Frown" subtract a point away from a players totals? I think that would give it a more substantial meaning.

I think there would be two cuumulative scores of brown frowns and hammers. Would show inconsistency as well as if a player was just bad all the time.