Clyde Frazier wrote:
HAHA, that's great.
The win must have felt so sweet for Melo.
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Clyde Frazier wrote:
Jimmit79 wrote:Yea RJ played well he was definitely the x factor
Nutty Nats Fan wrote:Clyde Frazier wrote:
HAHA, that's great.
The win must have felt so sweet for Melo.
monopoman wrote:I hope Melo rewards this team with a very team friendly 2 year deal or something, there were plenty of other teams in the NBA that could have called him up but it was the Blazers that gave him the chance.
GSP wrote:Melo and Cp3 **** on the Rockets this year is hilarious
Revenge games in the Nba almost always happen
BNM wrote:The sample size is now up to 27 games. That's 1/3 of an NBA season. Melo's TS% is now at .533. That's still below league average, but better than 29 other NBA starters and 88 other NBA rotation players. I think that is sufficient to show that Carmelo Anthony belongs on an NBA roster.
His performance continues to trend upward as he plays his way into game shape after over a year away from the game and adjusts to a new coach, a new system and new teammates. In 8 games during the month of January, he is averaging 17.9 ppg on a stellar TS% of .629.
johanliebert wrote:BNM wrote:The sample size is now up to 27 games. That's 1/3 of an NBA season. Melo's TS% is now at .533. That's still below league average, but better than 29 other NBA starters and 88 other NBA rotation players. I think that is sufficient to show that Carmelo Anthony belongs on an NBA roster.
His performance continues to trend upward as he plays his way into game shape after over a year away from the game and adjusts to a new coach, a new system and new teammates. In 8 games during the month of January, he is averaging 17.9 ppg on a stellar TS% of .629.
these nerds kill me.
johanliebert wrote:BNM wrote:The sample size is now up to 27 games. That's 1/3 of an NBA season. Melo's TS% is now at .533. That's still below league average, but better than 29 other NBA starters and 88 other NBA rotation players. I think that is sufficient to show that Carmelo Anthony belongs on an NBA roster.
His performance continues to trend upward as he plays his way into game shape after over a year away from the game and adjusts to a new coach, a new system and new teammates. In 8 games during the month of January, he is averaging 17.9 ppg on a stellar TS% of .629.
these nerds kill me.