Sure, they are destined to get a first round exit by the Spurs![]()
Roy
Aldridge
Miller
Batum
Oden
uva starting lineup!
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Last edited by tlongII; 10-09-2009 at 07:35 PM. Reason: capitalize
Sure, they are destined to get a first round exit by the Spurs![]()
Shouldn't you have the projected starting line-up for the majority of the season? I mean, you'll have to replace the "O" after a few games.
Blazers will be tough again this year. Can't wait to see them h2h vs the Nuggets
Billups vs Dre
JR vs Roy
Melo vs Batum
K vs Aldridge
Nene vs Oden
Billups: I hate that jive ass turkey Kobe.
Roy: My don't stink.
Oden: Duh.
Nene: Praise God.
JR: Babababababarino....look at me, I'm cool.
Melo: No, I didn't say payday, I said "mayday, mayday."
Karl: silence
Oden: I'm hurt. It's my feelings.
Nene: Praise God.
Just think of the destruction that RAMBO is going to inflict upon the rest of the league. Awesome.
but who will play the nice blonde missionary who steals his heart?
Tllong, can you do us all a favor and just have one ongoing thread for all your blazers articles. Would be appreciated.
How'd the Lake Show do against the Warriors?
Wasn't that at Staples?![]()
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The Lakers played in the Fabulous Forum tonight.
The Forum served as the Lakers’ home court from Dec. 31, 1967 to May 23, 1999. With its bright yellow-and-orange seating pattern and yellow-spoked roof, the circular arena provided an up-tempo backdrop for six NBA championships and an electrified stage for the Magic Johnson’s “Showtime” era of the 1980s.
The Lakers, who now play at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, generally schedules two preseason games in Hawaii during training camp.
After opting not to travel to Hawaii this year, the defending NBA champions needed to find new locations for preseason games. When the NBA rejected an initial request for an outdoor game at the Los Angeles Coliseum, the Lakers quickly arranged for a return to the Forum, which is now owned by a local church.
Oh my god tlong!!!! Awesome! Us spurs fans are so super happy for for you!
its the joy of pre-season.....
cmon...you had gaffney, gelable, kelati, powell, and sasha almost the entire fourth quarter against the starting five of warriors
farmar, not sasha
roy and miller are both very good players but do not combine well. they both need the ball in their hands to create, are not natural spot-up shooters, and will have trouble defending larger 2s. blazers would be better off with someone next to roy that could defend better and hit the open 3 (maybe Hinirich?).
blazers management has failed the team imo. they wasted assets (expiring contracts) and failed to recruit a star. they have been unlucky with hedo, who was a good choice, and the miles story that impacted the money they could use to improve the team. their only trading assets now are their wings. batum, webster and outlaw are good players, but having all of them is not needed.
so, they now are a fun young talented team that can improve, but lacks the assets to become a real contender. they need someone at the backcourt that can complement roy better, a star at the small forward that can hit the 3 (turkoglu would be that) and for oden to become at least half of what was expected of him. i don't trust pritchard & co to achieve that.
The lineup that has cleverly been referred to as R-A-M-B-O (Roy, Aldridge, Miller, Batum, Oden) was more like bambi.
“They didn’t have any flow … I just didn’t see the flow I was looking for,’’ McMillan said. “I don’t think we established a rhythm in that game. We just weren’t sharp. We turned the ball over, the passing was a little lazy and we were slow getting back in transition. But it wasn’t just one group … it was the entire team.’’
http://blog.oregonlive.com/behindbla...millan_le.html
Pretty bold, putting the Spurs at the 1 seed, considering Portland won't make it to the playoffs unless they're the 8.![]()
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