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there is a raptors thread in nba forum
13 pts pg
7 rbds pg
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there is a raptors thread in nba forum
No kidding....
I mentioned it here becasue he's a former Spur.
My stock answer: We should have traded him for Kurt Thomas when we had the chance.
You probably gave ploto an orgasm. Maybe she won't be as much of a now.
Rasho just alley-ooped.
Rasho's stats look better because of the decline of the dollar.
Rasho with 12 and 3 in the 1st half.
On the other end, David West with 24 at halftime.
, it woud be nice if he'd hit that 3 pointer.
Looked like it was after the buzzer to me. I have no idea why Ford passed it to Rasho and didn't take the shot himself.
Good for him.
Rasho just alley-ooped.
Sweet!
Maybe Rasho is playing great TODAY just for me.
I just hope that Rasho is bringing this A game that he's showing now to the national team in the summer.
We could use a 15 and 10 Rasho.
Rasho peaks after March.
Kurt Thomas would be averaging 26 and 10 in his position.
Because he is twice as good as Rasho.
Maybe Rasho is playing great TODAY just for me.
Oh my goodness!
Happy Birthday, Sis!
I realize this was an exaggeration but Kurt Thomas couldn't average 26 points in the D-League these days.
Anyways, yeah Rasho put up most of his stats when Bosh was out injured. What's funny is I think people have incorrectly pegged Rasho his whole career. They see his nice guy demeanor and how he's willing to take a back seat and they think that he's a guy to put next to a dominant big who can be do the dirty work. However, that's just not his best role.
Rasho's best role is as the a main low post threat on a team. He's actually pretty good at scoring on the low block if he has room to operate. He can pass a bit, he can set screens and then once he gets going offensively, his defense and rebounding becomes a lot better.
If you put Rasho next to a dominant big, he gets timid offensively and then he's erratic in terms of rebounding and defense because he's not involved enough. He went from Garnett to Duncan to Bosh and has never really had a chance to show what he could do on his own team. But when he's been forced into the position, he has shown he can actually be a top ten center.
Basically, Rasho isn't an Otis Thorpe/Horace Grant/Fabricio Oberto/Robert Horry type off-the-ball role player. Rasho is best when he has the ball early and often. For example, if you switch him out onto the Clippers this season I think he puts up similar stats to Chris Kaman and the Clippers are a better team.
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Happy Birthday, Sis!
timvp is right when duncan was hurt rasho went off
The league going small really helped Rasho.
Spurs fans would not recognize Rasho. The Raptors have used him in just the way you describe.Rasho's best role is as the a main low post threat on a team. He's actually pretty good at scoring on the low block if he has room to operate. He can pass a bit, he can set screens and then once he gets going offensively, his defense and rebounding becomes a lot better.
For the record, Rasho has put up good numbers even since Bosh came back.
The last 6 games--
3 off the bench with Bosh back:
65.5% FG 12.67 PPG 4.67 RPG
3 starting alongside Bosh:
57.9% FG 15.67 PPG 6.67 RPG
For the whole month of March:
57.5% FG 13.59 PPG 6.69 RPG
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FmusH456RQ
Yeah, same thing happened around the time Duncan got back. But eventually, Rasho will be forgotten and his numbers will go back down.
But at least they stopped starting Bustnani. You still think he's a stud in the making?
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