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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#81 » by Frankie23 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 2:52 am

Funny how you get the win with 8 combine points of Iggy and Turner..

Why did Iggy played 42 mins?? I mean, he didn't even shoot too much or gave assists.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#82 » by Lapinski » Wed Dec 1, 2010 2:54 am

Turner has hit a rookie wall, very early. I think he still needs to come off the bench.

Best thing I saw from Iguodala tonight was talking to Holiday in the fourth quarter. Leaders do that type of thing, you know young guy is down, just gets his fifth foul and Iguodala did what you would expect from a leader.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#83 » by Skates » Wed Dec 1, 2010 2:54 am

dopeismarcus wrote:Seriously, WTF is wrong with Evan Turner?


He has to figure out quickly that this isn't Ohio State or the Big Ten. Turner seems like he is just waiting for the offense to be completely centered around him getting the ball. He doesn't cut off the ball, post-up, set picks, participate in pick and rolls or give and go's.

He jsut stands there waiting for the ball and for the entire team to play off of him, The kid sees passing angles better than Turner and has a great handle for a two, but if you start every play from getting the ball at a standstill outside of the 3 pt. line and your name isn't LeBron, you will not be successful.

It is like the guy is not a part of the team. Maybe he is just in the process of figuring it all out, but he shows so little energy and involvement on the offensive end you can't keep starting him. Enough babying the guy, draft status means nothing, make him buy in and play the game like a pro to earn his minutes.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#84 » by dond » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:07 am

fierceCRT wrote:I say we keep this one close but lose by 3.


Wrong !

My pick for the random player that plays out his mind against us is................. Dante Cunningham, it only makes sense.


Wrong ! 1-7 from the field in 22 minutes.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#85 » by wenyu19454 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:12 am

Skates wrote:
dopeismarcus wrote:Seriously, WTF is wrong with Evan Turner?


He has to figure out quickly that this isn't Ohio State or the Big Ten. Turner seems like he is just waiting for the offense to be completely centered around him getting the ball. He doesn't cut off the ball, post-up, set picks, participate in pick and rolls or give and go's.

He jsut stands there waiting for the ball and for the entire team to play off of him, The kid sees passing angles better than Turner and has a great handle for a two, but if you start every play from getting the ball at a standstill outside of the 3 pt. line and your name isn't LeBron, you will not be successful.

It is like the guy is not a part of the team. Maybe he is just in the process of figuring it all out, but he shows so little energy and involvement on the offensive end you can't keep starting him. Enough babying the guy, draft status means nothing, make him buy in and play the game like a pro to earn his minutes.


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Post#86 » by dopeismarcus » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:13 am

I see. I think he will do better in the 2nd half of the season because he cant do any worse.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#87 » by bmyers3317 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:31 am

Skates wrote:
dopeismarcus wrote:Seriously, WTF is wrong with Evan Turner?


He has to figure out quickly that this isn't Ohio State or the Big Ten. Turner seems like he is just waiting for the offense to be completely centered around him getting the ball. He doesn't cut off the ball, post-up, set picks, participate in pick and rolls or give and go's.

He jsut stands there waiting for the ball and for the entire team to play off of him, The kid sees passing angles better than Turner and has a great handle for a two, but if you start every play from getting the ball at a standstill outside of the 3 pt. line and your name isn't LeBron, you will not be successful.


He is told to stand there!!! The team plays offense 4 on 5 when he is in the game. It is crushing his confidence and his developement. The one thing we heard before doug got here was how he was tough on young players and ruins there confidence and I can see why.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#88 » by 9th Wonder » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:34 am

PatronJames wrote:What's up with Holiday dishing only 1 assist? Only 23 minutes of floor time too. Odd. You never know with Collins.


He got into foul trouble in the first half and ended up fouling out late (not sure if you saw the game, or just going by the box). He didn't have great stats but he was effective at getting to the rim.
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Post#89 » by svnty6rs3 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:36 am

The only thing im worried about on this team is hawes and his minutes. the guy simply does not cut it as a starting center. I dont see how you can continue justifying starting the guy with the amount of mental errors he makes throughout games. turner needs time to figure it all out in a whole new offensive system and him playing a different role that will come. I am all for having meeks start in place of turner i think he would fit in well with jrue and iguodala on the court he can really open things up. If not starting he should atleast be the first guy off the bench and not lou williams.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#90 » by cedric76 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:42 am

is it me or the team plays better when Thad and Lou are on the floor?
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#91 » by Mik317 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:49 am

bmyers3317 wrote:
Skates wrote:
dopeismarcus wrote:Seriously, WTF is wrong with Evan Turner?


He has to figure out quickly that this isn't Ohio State or the Big Ten. Turner seems like he is just waiting for the offense to be completely centered around him getting the ball. He doesn't cut off the ball, post-up, set picks, participate in pick and rolls or give and go's.

He jsut stands there waiting for the ball and for the entire team to play off of him, The kid sees passing angles better than Turner and has a great handle for a two, but if you start every play from getting the ball at a standstill outside of the 3 pt. line and your name isn't LeBron, you will not be successful.


He is told to stand there!!! The team plays offense 4 on 5 when he is in the game. It is crushing his confidence and his developement. The one thing we heard before doug got here was how he was tough on young players and ruins there confidence and I can see why.



wat?

Dude really? He's told yo Evan just stand there and do nothing, don't cut, don't move and if you get the ball pass it back?
Really? c'mon now. Think about it even if that is true if Turner actually listens to this then he's already lost.
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Post#92 » by Sixerlover » Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:56 am

lolzzz at Coach Collins telling a starter to stand there on offense and be pointless.

He isn't Ben Wallace, he's obviously in the starting lineup over Lou, Meeks, Thad etc because he can contribute on both sides of the floor. It's up to him to actually produce on the court however.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#93 » by agiaco » Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:06 am

bmyers3317 wrote:
Skates wrote:
dopeismarcus wrote:Seriously, WTF is wrong with Evan Turner?


He has to figure out quickly that this isn't Ohio State or the Big Ten. Turner seems like he is just waiting for the offense to be completely centered around him getting the ball. He doesn't cut off the ball, post-up, set picks, participate in pick and rolls or give and go's.

He jsut stands there waiting for the ball and for the entire team to play off of him, The kid sees passing angles better than Turner and has a great handle for a two, but if you start every play from getting the ball at a standstill outside of the 3 pt. line and your name isn't LeBron, you will not be successful.


He is told to stand there!!! The team plays offense 4 on 5 when he is in the game. It is crushing his confidence and his developement. The one thing we heard before doug got here was how he was tough on young players and ruins there confidence and I can see why.


Absolutely false. Are you kidding me? Told to stand there? Besides, the only person that ruins your confidence is yourself. Turner needs to get in the game and be more involved on the offense. He is plenty gifted to adapt to his new role, but if he's going to get used to it more quickly he needs to be a lot more active.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#94 » by SJSF » Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:21 am

Phastbreak91 wrote:Great perimeter defense this game especially Iguodala who shut Roy down. I really think being on team USA has helped him. He makes more crisp passes, his jumpshot looks a little better, but his defense has become elite in my eyes. Just because a player scores on you or gets past you once or twice does not mean anything.




Actually, it was Elton Brand that really was the reason that they won. Elton is able to play one on one against ALdridge defensviely. Thus letting the wing players just play their man. Elton is the key to the defense on a nightly basis. He blocks shots and is the only physical presence in there. Battie is good also but he is a 15 minute guy. If they can single up on the inside then there isn't any open 3 point shots.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#95 » by Arsenal » Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:22 am

Put Turner on the bench. Let him play PG with Williams at SG on the second unit. Hopefully he can produce there, while learning how to play off the ball in practice so he can play with Iguodala and Holiday.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

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Post#97 » by SouthJersey » Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:29 am

Hawes really needs to be sent to the end of the bench at this popint. He left the lane wide open and portland got a ton of easy playup. Battie, to me, needs to be starting for simply defensive purposes; however at this point, the two look about equal on offense.

Iguodala...can he ever have a complete game? He played good defense but his offense was attrocious to watch. Was at the game and all he did when he had the the entire game was dribble from the left side of 3-point line to between the foul and top of the point arch and then pass or shoot. Idk if that is his only move but it sucks and he should add some more arsenal to his attack bag.

On a positive note Brand keeps getting better and better. I would think that if he remains his steady play a contender like Oklahoma, Orlando, or San Antonio?
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#98 » by dbodner » Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:32 am

cedric76 wrote:is it me or the team plays better when Thad and Lou are on the floor?


The team gets better with Lou on the court offensively (99.3 points per 48 minutes when he's on the court, 93.5 when he's off), but significantly wprse defensively (101.3 when he's on the court vs 96.4 when he's off). Overall, they're about 2 points per 48 minutes worse regardless of whether he's on the court.

Interestingly, the offense dies when Lou's at the point (85.5 pp48 when he plays the point, 97.9 when he doesn't). At SG the offense has been much better (105.2 pp48).

The team has been significantly better with Thad on the court. They're +3.9 points/48 with him on the court, -8.9 with him off. Offense has been better with him on (98.6 pp48-93.7), and defensive has been better (94.7 on, 102.6 off).
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#99 » by svnty6rs3 » Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:45 am

Interesting quote from iduodala after the game he said

"It was a key game for us playing against a team like that," he said. "In the post, they were doubling me a lot and I had to pass out. If we lose the game, it might be a problem, but we didn't lose the game, so I have no problems."

I dont know if im reading that wrong but it seems like iguodala himself isnt happy when the gameplan is for others to shoot the ball and him to fascilitate. He is basically saying if they would have lost he would not have been happy with his teammates taking so many shots.
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Re: TrailBlazers vs Sixers 11.30.2010 

Post#100 » by Lapinski » Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:48 am

Good stuff. Can you break down Thad at PF vs SF?

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