At the same point in each player's career, it's clear that Blair is a far better player. What that means going forward is anyone's guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by namlook
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At the same point in each player's career, it's clear that Blair is a far better player. What that means going forward is anyone's guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by namlook
How about you being stupid? I would bet my entire family fortune on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakaluva
lakaluva fears the beast...:toast
Don't try to change the subject. Blair's a better player than Bynum was at the same stage in his career. In fact, Blair has better numbers than Bynum did in his second year playing 22 minutes a game. Now either you are stupid or, well there's no other choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakaluva
Blair's game has to be kept in perspective. His numbers are lower because of less minutes, at times. He also is a 20 year old rookie and as a result has been lost on occasion in games. His rebound total can sometimes be skewed as he is very good at getting his own missed shot. Doing this 2-3 times pads the rebound stats verses someone who makes the shot the first time. Rodman was much the same way with many of his rebounds. Blair right now is most important when energy is needed. He needs to understand that, as well. Also, he needs to try and be contagious. Fire up everyone would go along way for the whole team.
Owned with logic bitch!!!:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Obstructed_View
How about DeJuan Blair tonight? 9-9 streak through 3 quarters. Grabbed his average in boards. Got a couple steals and blocks and played decent on D.
How did I miss this thread
it seems WAY low to me
Rofl
get out the ti-83