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Powe out longer then Tony....?

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Re: Powe out longer then Tony....? 

Post#21 » by MyInsatiableOne » Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:54 pm

I agree that when TA is "on" he can be VERY very good...his play the first 2 months of the season was spectacular. But he's streaky. He'll follow up a fantastic streak like that with putrid play for weeks at a time...which makes it unbearable to watch him.

That being said we need everything we got heading into the playoffs so I do want him to come back healthy and be effective...
It's still 17 to 11!!!!
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Re: Powe out longer then Tony....? 

Post#22 » by GreenDreamer » Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:55 pm

Tony can't play with Rondo. That's all that really needs to be said there. His lack of focus and "trick or treat" game where he plays big one night and disappears the next pales in comparison with his inability to function on the court with one of our most important players. I'd take a guy like Roger Mason or even Rasual Butler over him 100% of the time.
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Re: Powe out longer then Tony....? 

Post#23 » by GuyClinch » Wed Mar 25, 2009 10:38 pm

I love how a guy who supposedly values statitics just ignores them here. Dude those statistics are awesome. He holds his guy under 10 per while producing 14.4 PER. That's one of the best differentials we have..

You think TA is such a bad fit for Rondo? You play him with House or Marbury. What's the big deal..

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