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thank you for showing no mercy on this team.
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Quake Griffin wrote:thank you for showing no mercy on this team.
hey, check out the general baseball forum, a SF mod is trying too hard to beat me in statistics and can't hang.
just in case i get banned for arguing with a mod, you are my witness.
ehhhhh f it.
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Neddy wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:thank you for showing no mercy on this team.
hey, check out the general baseball forum, a SF mod is trying too hard to beat me in statistics and can't hang.
just in case i get banned for arguing with a mod, you are my witness.
I've been following.
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Quake Griffin wrote:Neddy wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:thank you for showing no mercy on this team.
hey, check out the general baseball forum, a SF mod is trying too hard to beat me in statistics and can't hang.
just in case i get banned for arguing with a mod, you are my witness.
I've been following.
lol I know Im risking getting banned over this but I can't help myself.
ehhhhh f it.
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great win to go 10-5. we are only getting started too. i like our chances.
ehhhhh f it.
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Neddy wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:Neddy wrote:
hey, check out the general baseball forum, a SF mod is trying too hard to beat me in statistics and can't hang.
just in case i get banned for arguing with a mod, you are my witness.
I've been following.
lol I know Im risking getting banned over this but I can't help myself.
Just don't make it personal.
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Careful DJ! Don't destroy Blake's back.
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mkwest wrote:Neddy wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:I've been following.
lol I know Im risking getting banned over this but I can't help myself.
Just don't make it personal.
i don't think i have, but i have no faith in rival team mods as you are well aware of my history against rival mods.
ehhhhh f it.
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I didn't watch the game but I saw that we won. I was keeping up with it on twitter and was pleasantly surprised that we were leading at half time. I'm visiting my grandparents in NY and they don't get NBATV.
I guess we play better on the road than at home right now.
I guess we play better on the road than at home right now.
I've been an LA Clipper fan since 1998 and that will never change. I hate our new logo and jerseys!
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Neddy wrote:we are winning because our defense has been pretty decent against this injury riddled rockets, make no mistake about it.
I thought our defense was pretty good this game. However there was one particular moment where we just stood there and let them grab and offensive board and then we assumed they were going to make the shot and continued to stand there while they grabbed a 2nd offensive board.
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where is the NN Crew?
theyre never around during a win to say "solid win". I get it. We didn't beat a contender. But as a fan, aren't you appreciative of every win?
Maybe it's just me….but I have a feel that if we lost this game, more of us would be in here saying we aren't elite and that we're going to lose in the 1st round.
theyre never around during a win to say "solid win". I get it. We didn't beat a contender. But as a fan, aren't you appreciative of every win?
Maybe it's just me….but I have a feel that if we lost this game, more of us would be in here saying we aren't elite and that we're going to lose in the 1st round.
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Neddy wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:waaaaah blake waaahhh why'd you shoot those 2 open jumpers?
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I know Ranma has a tendency to use red font but green is your color now? you horny bastard you
Mine's actually orange...or at least I think it is. Funny thing is I used to use green until people told me it was used to denote sarcasm.

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Quake Griffin wrote:Neddy wrote:god Farmar just can not dribble the ball without looking out of place
14 games…so far…so good.
you and Ranma are placed on what I am calling a Farmar-Negative-Remark-Restriction.
From here on out, no negative Farmar talk until Farmar does something so egregious (like cost us a game or almost cost us) or puts up a selfish stat line so egregious in his bench minutes.
deal?
I'm sorry. I'm going to have to pass on that. I'm not going to give him immunity precisely because of his shortcomings. I have to agree with Neddy's point about Farmar's ball-handling. It really is inexcusable for a professional player and supposed point guard to be that bad at dribbling.
The fact that he signed a cheap deal wins no points with me because he did so in order to up his own value like Collison did. Similar to the Earl Watson and Baron Davis days at UCLA, I've always felt the less hyped Darren Collison was a better PG than the more celebrated Jordan Farmar and it looks like I was proven right. Funny thing is, Doc stated last year that Collison isn't even a true point guard.
For all his bravado I noted previously, the guy sure is coming up short even if it is early in the season. He's currently shooting 35.7% from the field and averaging 1.1 turnovers a game to 1.7 assists per. It's not like he's some rookie that needs to have his hand held, but conversely, he also doesn't seem to have the mentality of working on improving or expanding upon his game since he thinks of himself as an established pro.
I wonder where Xepa777, the noted Farmar advocate, is at? In any case, my concerns for the team go beyond Farmar at this point given his relative insignificance thus far.
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LACtdom wrote:Just out of curiosity. Do you guys think we would still have the lead without Jamal's production?
I didn't really get to watch the game as I had it in the background while working, but to answer your question, probably not because I've noted that we've come to rely on Crawford as a crutch for our offense to the team's detriment. It would take some time to adjust without him or go away from him.
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Ranma wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:Neddy wrote:god Farmar just can not dribble the ball without looking out of place
14 games…so far…so good.
you and Ranma are placed on what I am calling a Farmar-Negative-Remark-Restriction.
From here on out, no negative Farmar talk until Farmar does something so egregious (like cost us a game or almost cost us) or puts up a selfish stat line so egregious in his bench minutes.
deal?
I'm sorry. I'm going to have to pass on that. I'm not going to give him immunity precisely because of his shortcomings. I have to agree with Neddy's point about Farmar's ball-handling. It really is inexcusable for professional player and supposed point guard to be that bad at dribbling.
The fact that he signed a cheap deal wins no points with me because he did so in order to up his value like Collison did. Similar to the Earl Watson and Baron Davis days at UCLA, I've always felt the less hyped Darren Collison was a better PG than the more celebrated Jordan Farmar and it looks like I was proven right. Funny thing is, Doc stated last year that Collison isn't even a true point guard.
For all his bravado I noted previously, the guy sure is coming up short even if it is early in the season. He's currently shooting 35.7% from the field and averaging 1.1 turnovers a game to 1.7 assists per. It's not like he's some rookie that needs to have his hand held, but conversely, he also doesn't seem to have the mentality of working on improving or expanding upon his game since he thinks himself as an established pro.
I wonder where Xepa777, the noted Farmar advocate, is at? In any case, my concerns for the team go beyond Farmar at this point given his relative insignificance thus far.
for the 1st time in his career he is shooting more threes than 2 pointers.
3.7 shots per game. 2.1 of them are threes.
he's spotting up while Jamal handles the ball
career he averages slightly over 2 to 1 on his assist to turnover ratio….so I don't think that number is going to hold up over the season. It's close. But i expect it to trend towards 2 to 1
You and Ned can trash him all you want tbh. He's by no means a great player or above reproach.
But he's been anything but the chucker of the basketball who throws up shot after shot because he swears he's better than what he is with this team…which was the main problem I had with you guys' characterization of him.
he comes in. plays hard on defense imo.
and basically yields to the Jamal Show.
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Quake Griffin wrote:for the 1st time in his career he is shooting more threes than 2 pointers.
3.7 shots per game. 2.1 of them are threes.
he's spotting up while Jamal handles the ball
career he averages slightly over 2 to 1 on his assist to turnover ratio….so I don't think that number is going to hold up over the season. It's close. But i expect it to trend towards 2 to 1
You and Ned can trash him all you want tbh. He's by no means a great player or above reproach.
But he's been anything but the chucker of the basketball who throws up shot after shot because he swears he's better than what he is with this team…which was the main problem I had with you guys' characterization of him.
he comes in. plays hard on defense imo.
and basically yields to the Jamal Show.
Like I said in the old thread I referenced earlier--and despite my personal disdain for him--I think Farmar would be a fine fit as a spot up shooter who can occasionally drive to the hoop. He's got the skills to be so much more. I'm glad he's not a volume shot-chucker so far, which is why I haven't really railed against him. I actually like that he's playing a limited role, but there are still some improvements I would like to see, particularly with regard to his playmaking.
Everyone yields to the Jamal Show, which is exactly the problem as you're well aware.
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Ranma wrote:Quake Griffin wrote:for the 1st time in his career he is shooting more threes than 2 pointers.
3.7 shots per game. 2.1 of them are threes.
he's spotting up while Jamal handles the ball
career he averages slightly over 2 to 1 on his assist to turnover ratio….so I don't think that number is going to hold up over the season. It's close. But i expect it to trend towards 2 to 1
You and Ned can trash him all you want tbh. He's by no means a great player or above reproach.
But he's been anything but the chucker of the basketball who throws up shot after shot because he swears he's better than what he is with this team…which was the main problem I had with you guys' characterization of him.
he comes in. plays hard on defense imo.
and basically yields to the Jamal Show.
Like I said in the old thread I referenced earlier--and despite my personal disdain for him--I think Farmar would be a fine fit as a spot up shooter who can occasionally drive to the hoop. He's got the skills to be so much more. I'm glad he's not a volume shot-chucker so far, which is why I haven't really railed against him. I actually like that he's playing a limited role, but there are still some improvements I would like to see, particularly with regard to his playmaking.
Everyone yields to the Jamal Show, which is exactly the problem as you're well aware.
Now can we make "The Jamal Show" a thing around here?
I personally think it's great. Great enough for Ralph or someone in Grantland to pick it up and run with it.
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Lol, the Jamal show.
I'm Farmar's defense, there were some games where he was the ball handler with the second unit that they looked good and he did a good job in pick and roll and drive and kick.
I missed this game, going to watch on league pass, but glad to see the win
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I'm Farmar's defense, there were some games where he was the ball handler with the second unit that they looked good and he did a good job in pick and roll and drive and kick.
I missed this game, going to watch on league pass, but glad to see the win
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as i have always said, Farmar is a 2 guard in 1's body, spot up shooting i can live with. him running an offense is where i find it offensive.
ehhhhh f it.
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