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The Suns are back, aren't they? It seems running and gunning is going to take them far. They just beat the top team in the league. I'm excited to see what they might be able to accomplish in the future.
What happened to Denver? I thought that they would put up a better match for the Heat than that. The final score does not reflect what was actually happening in that game. The Heat straight up whipped Denver's ass. I expect them to play even better now after coming off a loss. When the season started, the Spurs were supposed to be one of the elite teams. I don't see how. They are losing left and right. I know that the season just started, but come on. They need to do something. They are starting to look like the old guys that most of them on the team are. I don't know what they will be able to do. Hopefully they will pull it together soon.
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#282
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Well it seems that after a week of complaining by AI, things may have come to a head in Memphis with Iverson being granted leave from the team. What does this all mean for AI & Memphis?
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Well, both Boston and Denver have looked absolutely TERRIBLE in their last two games. They better get their shit together, otherwise I'm going to look like a real dumb ass for my predictions earlier, lol. Nevertheless, I have faith they will get it together and get back on track and stay there.
Let's see... just some small thoughts. Kobe Bryant looks great right now. Without Pau Gasol in the line-up Kobe has really stepped up his game and led this team to a great start. I'm very impressed, though I'm not sure if I ever would have expected anything different from this dude; he's simply not human. Dallas has looked very good since their opener loss against Washington. Looks like they're trying to get back to the Donny Nelson Mavs where they simply just try and outscore their opponents. Avery Johnson and Rick Carlisle tried to make this team more than that, but honestly... it's Dallas' best chance of winning. They'll never win a championship with the team they have, so they might as well light it up every single night and give the fans a show, like Phoenix does. Speaking of Phoenix... they've looked spectacular so far. That Channing Frye is a BEAST. He killed Boston the other night. And Steve Nash looks to have a pep in his step again. Looks like Phoenix is going to become a threat in the West again. That's good news for any NBA fan, because they really are fun to watch. And lastly... Chicago is a tremendous young team. They're a big man away from being almost as good as Boston. |
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We're in great shape for the long haul this year.
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I agree though... too soon to worry; I was just hoping these two teams would continue to look unstoppable for a little while longer, and that's definitely not the case right now, especially with Denver. |
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Boston have been far from impressive in the last two games. The Nets are crap with a full strength squad but when Harris, Lee and Yi are out and the take suckage to a whole new level. But still the Celtics won and thats all that matters.
Im sure they would accept playing crap in every game if it took them to a title. Still think that they are clearly the team to beat. |
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Boston is still the team to beat this year. They haven't looked unbeatable like I thought they would, but they are clearly on the right path. I'm going to say it again, FTW, Boston stays healthy=NBA Championship.
Denver Denver Denver. Come on Denver, don't let me down now. I don't know what is happening to Denver. I expected them to win against the Heat. I can see a loss to Atlanta, they have a great team, but the Heat? Outside of D Wade, you really don't have anything else to worry about with that team. Oh well, that's what I like about the NBA. Any team can beat any other team on any given night. That's ok though, J.R. Smith is coming back and when he does, all hell will break loose. Some small thoughts: Suns are back, nuff said. Kobe is still unstopable. As much as I hate to say that. Rockets are miles better than I thought they would be. Ariza is really coming into his own. It's going to be interesting to see later in the season. Cavs are, meh.... Allen Iverson........ AI you have successfully discredited all of the good things that I have been saying about you around here. I would have went to the fire to defend you and you have seriously let me and the rest of your fans down. I agree that you should have definitely been starting on a shit team like Memphis, but to leave the team because of that? My favorite player in the whole wide world to watch and it looks like I'm going to miss out on watching you this year. Unless Memphis releases you from your contract or trades you to another team.......We'll have to wait and see, but I'm not going to talk about AI anymore until I see his return.
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Is it just me or is the East finally starting to look as good as the West? if not better.
My beloved Hawks, had a shitty loss to Charlotte the other night, but turned it around real quick, winning by 25 against the Nuggets. Jamal Crawford is coming off the bench looking incredible, better than most of the starters, specifically Mike Bibby. I give it two weeks before Crawford is starting. Orlando, following up last season to a T. D'Howard is incredible. Their loss tonight doesn't really back up my argument here, but like you guys have said before.. It's still early. Chicago is finally starting to find their groove with Derrick Rose, and I couldn't be more pleased with their efforts. After the first week I found myself doubting Chicago's management by letting Ben Gordon go, but it doesn't seem to be phasing them, at least not unless Detroit can keep up their efforts Miami is looking pretty good, as of this "publication" they're first in their conference, and finally have more than just D'Wade to put the points on the board. Celtics, even though I hate them, specifically Paul Pierce, they're 7 and 1, and are the number 1 team in the league. I definitely can't discount that. Despite what I'm sure most of the Celtics fans on here think, they are a big rival, at least in the minds of us Hawks fans. I can't wait to see their first game this week.
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As a Nuggets fan these last two losses are understandable it was a back to back to back east coast road trip they got a little tired and got beat nothing to worry about it's not like Miami and Atlanta are awful either.
Allen Iverson should be ashame quitting on his team already ? Wow just wow it didn't take long did it yes Allen it was the Pistons fault last year you are such a great team player that two weeks into the season you quit on your team pathetic. Allen Iverson is a loser. |
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Is good to see 3 out of the 4 Aussies going ok. The exception being Patrick Mills who si still out with his foot injury.
Bogut seems to be shaking off the rust from a long layoff and is imporivng with each game. Has been much more involved on the offensive end with Redd sitting out with his injury. Always thought that Bogut should be much more of an offensive focus for the Bucks. In 31 minutes a game Bogut is averaging 13.8 Points 9 Boards, a couple of assists and 1.5 blocks per game. Hopefully he can improve on all these numbers as the season goes on. Young Nathan Jawai has been able to break into the Timberwolves rotation somewhat with the injury to Kevin Love. Probably also helps that the Wolves have been getting pasted. Its good to see Nathan get on the court after his health problems last year and then being traded by both the Raptors and Mavericks. Had a good game a couple of days back having 16 points. In 9.6 minutes a game he is averaging 6 points and 3.6 rebounds. Hopefully Jawai can keep getting court time and be a part of the rotation, even when Kevin Love returns. David Andersen is the most interesting one for me. He is only averaging 10 minutes a game and I for one thought he would be getting more court time than that. He has some defensive shortcomings but I think he is pretty good on the offensive side of the ball and he is a pretty good shooter for a big man. Going into todays game at Dallas Andersen was averaging only 4 points and 2 rebounds. However he posted 13 points and 5 boards today. Hopefully he is just adjusting to the NBA style and will see his minutes increase for the rest of the season. Cant wait for Mills to return from injury for Portland. |
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