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Crawford.
Lets discuss this subject; in before Crawford and Terry. They play starter minutes, Landry does not.
Carl Landry has FAILED to score in double figures ONLY THREE times this year, and yes this includes the 6 minutes he played before injecting his manliness into Dirk's elbow.
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Crawford.
Mandry!
Dudes a beast he deserves it
he is a beast, and at this point gets my vote. but i have a feeling crawfords got it on lock with the way espn and everyone are on his nuts when the speak of 6th men
he will be a strong second to crawford right now. he will probably get more play cause now people are proclaiming them as the 4th eastern power
i hope he doesn't, because he won't start and will be a 6th man for a while.
What gets me is how this mother er manages to put up 22+ points so often on like 7-10 shot attempts shooting at 65% !!!!!
Crazy efficient.
Terry shouldn't be allowed to be in the running. He deserved it last year but this year isn't pulling his weight as the primary scorer off the bench. Two way race between Crawford and Landry. Landry has been incredible all season for y'all so he gets my vote early.
Landry is going to have a huge payday come contract time. He's a budding All-Star
him and dwight are top 5 in FG% and have the highest PPG in there, neck and neck pretty much
Landry does everything inside that T-Mac is supposed to. Take it to the rim hard. Just wish we could find a way to give Landry more minutes and take away minutes from Ariza.
ariza had 8-29 shot attemps (including 3s) for 13 points and landry was 8-11 for 26 points tonight
How the does that happen?
I'm telling you, I don't care what we promised Ariza to get him to sign with us. He needs to be glued to the bench and/or traded asap. the dude isn't even as good as Von Wafer and that's saying a lot.
Carl Landry + Kyle Lowry = Drawing FT for Yao
Carl Landry's ridiculously underrated.
Handing Out The First Trimester Awards
By Marc Stein
ESPN.com
Sixth Man of the First Trimester
Carl Landry (Houston)
This isn't a sympathy vote just because I had an up-close seat last week when Landry lost five teeth in an unfortunate under-the-basket collision with Nowitzki in Dallas. Landry is the choice largely because he sports an NBA-best average of 6.8 points per game in fourth quarters … after showing up for the season with a career average of 8.8 points.
Landry also leads the league in 20-point games off the bench with 13 … and needed every one of them to beat out Atlanta's Jamal Crawford for the Trimester nod among sixth men. Still waiting for his first taste of the playoffs in his 10th season, Crawford has backed up his longstanding claim that he was merely a victim of cir stance stuck on bad teams by emerging as the second-leading scorer for the fast-rising Hawks. Six times already, Crawford has scored at least 25 points off the bench.
Don't be surprised, furthermore, if this race quietly turns out to be as good as any other on the board.
Denver's J.R. Smith just outdueled Crawford with 41 points on Wednesday night -- making him the first player since the NBA-ABA merger in 1976-77 to ring up at least three 40-point games as a reserve -- and isn't far behind Landry with an average of 6.4 points in fourth quarters.
New York's Al Harrington has nine 20-point games as a sub for a Knicks team that is starting to approach decency, posting a passable record of 7-4 in December.
And we're bound to hear a lot more from the four vets who are supposed to be the leading contenders and haven't quite joined the race yet: San Antonio's Manu Ginobili, Phoenix's Leandro Barbosa, Lamar Odom of the Lakers and and reigning Sixth Man Award winner Jason Terry of the Mavs.
I'm glad we didn't let him go to the Bobcats. Him and Scola have been the most consistent players on the team.
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