Nash and Amare suffers

Diaw might become more productive depends on what he is asked to do

Shaq might get more touches but will the Suns continue to move without the ball????

D’Antoni is rumored to come to Chi-town. I’m not sure what to think just yet. It was reported that he didn’t hold the young stars accountable on the court or develop their games enough. If this is the case then Chicago is the wrong place for him. The players aren’t mature enough to handle “lack of discipline” but too sensitive to handle harsh criticism

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As far as Nash, it’s not like he’s ever played big minutes for a coach that was defensive oriented. First Nelson, then D’antoni…so it really remains to be seen what happens. He’s already dropped to the 3rd/4th PG taken in drafts…the new coach is gonna have a big impact on whether he’s taken in the 2nd round or 3rd.

LOL

I bet more contracts are going this way for players:

NBA – You will earn so much more if you don’t shoot any guns.
MLB – More money for any illegal substances
NFL – Don’t beat up any women, have any bad boat parties, ride motorcycles and don’t have animals fight each other and we will give you more money.

These contracts will be coming soon watch.

@Chuck
Fuk that shit was funny. lol

Naw naw naw just playing.

P Dub looked like a roll player last night. K.G. and Sam were looking like the only stars.

Rondo did his thing starting off.

Food for thought? A lot of people credit D toni’s system for so much in regards to Nash, Stat, Matrix and others.

So now that a new coach will be coming in what will likely happen to Nash and Stat?

I am thinking Shaq, Boris and Stat will continue to prosper. I am thinking unless it’s some pick and roll type stuff Nash’s numbers might decrease some.

{“Tonight was an offensive struggle game. Defensively, both teams were locked in,” James said. “Not a lot of All-Star numbers out there.”

Not from James, certainly, and not from Allen and Pierce. But there was another All-Star out there, one who has been criticized throughout his career for shying away from taking the big shot down the stretch of close games. That would be none other than Kevin Garnett, whose aggression could not be doubted this time.”} Daily “Dime” (espn)

Me:

This isn’t the first time KG lead the way to victory, but I’ll just let this ride and let him speak for himself with his play. It was said earlier, but Boston is not seeing how big a mismatch KG has most games. Even in the ATL series. He was given their bigs double moves and making it look easy. Same thing this game. He looked tired at the end, but calmly knocked down an 18 footer and then took Joe Smith “Back down memory lane” in taking him straight to the rack.

Only two maybe three guys in the league that can give KG problems and they do not play for the Cavs. Doc needs to feed him lower in the post…To Doc’s credit he spoke on wanting KG to be more aggressive.