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Moderator: bwgood77
Hornets' point guard, Chris Paul, now has his own signature shoe.
Jordan Brand, a division of Nike, says the Chris Paul shoe, will be released on March 1st at a suggested retail price of $115.
Paul says the shoe "reflects my inspirations in life" as it showcases personal moments in his life.
The "61" etched in the shoe symbolizes his grandfather. Just days after the passing of his grandfather, Paul played in a high school basketball game scoring exactly 61 points, one of each year his grandfather had lived.
The "SP" stitched on the backside of the tongue are in memory of his mentor and former college coach Skip Prosser.
The Jordan CP comes detailed with Paul's signature stitch; a bowling pin configuration on the ankle that spotlights his other favorite sport - bowling.
Paul says "having my very own sneaker has been a childhood dream. I am thrilled and honored to have this opportunity."
Copperhead wrote:That picture is something else. It captures all the details.. Peja taking the shot, how much time left on the clock, the score, and DEFENSE scrolling across the board.
NOLA.com wrote:Bonzi Wells said before Wednesday's shootaround that he didn't think he would play against the Phoenix Suns tonight because of his sore Achilles' tendon.
However, Coach Byron Scott said it would be a game-time decision, and starting shooting guard Morris Peterson is questionable with a sore back. Wells and Peterson did not practice Tuesday.
"I think Mo is more likely to play right now than Bonzi, but we'll just have to wait until tonight,'' Scott said.
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Probably going to need another big minute performance from the big 3 to stand a chance tonight.
WELCOME BONZI AND MIKE
Once we get these new guys adapted to our defensive strategies and what we're trying to accomplish on the offensive end, I think we're better. These guys are veterans. They'll adapt pretty well and fairly quickly.
Our system is definitely a difficult system to adapt to, because it's all reads. There aren't necessarily spots you need to be at. It's really all based on reads. But we'll implement things that are going to benefit them.
I feel like, going into the playoffs, when we have offensive struggles, it'll help having a guy like Bonzi Wells to go to in the block, another post-up guy. He's also a big guard who can defend big guards. And then Mike James' quickness and his outside threat is also a good addition. I think the addition of these two guys will pay off in the long run.
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