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Who gets it?

Perk! That block at the end made me jump. Had a great game. Good to see him playing well.

Perk is way more of a favorite to me than Ray, but Ray killed it once again with his shooting, so I gots to give it to him. I know he checks this ish every night and feeds off the encouragement. Keep on shootin ray!

This was not a good game. The only two players I thought played well were Perk and Tony. I have no idea why Doc put Pierce back in in the second quarter instead of TA...Also KG couldn`t hit a shot to save his life and we saw the passive Rondo on the road again.

But in the end, despite playing poorly we still won, so I will take it.

The cigar goes to Perk, who is really stepping up.

It has to be Perk. He's really picked it up this season.

PP carried them at the end, but Perk carried them the whole game.
i like that he played with 5 fouls for like the last 6 or 7 mins and didn't foul out.

Perk it is, I know his points came pretty easy from drive and dishes but he scored within the offense and was steady on both ends of the floor the whole game. He's also keeping himself under control, which is important in these close games.

Perk, he's finally starting to play well

I voted Tony Allen...

Perk had a good game but for some reason I just don't like him all that much...he's a solid player and seems like a nice kid but I don't like the way he plays offense and his attitude is starting to wear on me...in seasons past hewas the enforcer you stood up for when he got nailed by the refs, but now I tire of his idiocy with the techs, complaining about every call on him, and those **** horrible habits he still has on offense...does anyone else even remotely agree with me?

Perk....it was an ugly game for us...give the cigar to the beast!

MyInsatiableOne wrote:I voted Tony Allen...

I did too. Props to Perk and others, but I just didn't think we were a good team without Tony on the floor. He made an impact defensively and was quietly effective on the offensive end. Watching the game I expected to pull up the box score afterwards and see that we outscored the Bobcats by 10 or so with him on the court versus being outscored when he wasn't on the court. It wasn't completely like that, but he played a certain number of minutes alongside our bench players.

We outscored the Bobcats by 8 in the second quarter after being outscored by 6 in the first quarter, and that was all Tony Allen. We were dominating the Bobcats in the 2nd quarter on the defensive end, and Tony gets all the credit because as soon as Doc yanked him the Bobcats offense went from being lethargic to keeping up with us basket after basket. I thought he should have been left in the game even if it meant going small and playing KG @ C.

We didn't look overly impressive in the 2nd half either until after he had been inserted into the game.