Nicolas Batum
Last edited by tlongII; 11-01-2008 at 12:58 AM.
He better play well. I have his stankass on my fantasy team. >.>
A scoring PG on a team full of scorers who need the ball. Makes no sense at all.
Greg Oden
Oh wait... he's out right? ooops, my bad.
A better bet is will he play more or less than 10 minutes in the game.
If the team plays as horribly as they did the other night he will not make any difference.
Tonight's wild card is:
Will "Sam" Oden shatter a femur, or something, walking to the bench in street clothes?
Fixed.
Bump
bumping is for volleyball.
tlong, what is your take on oden's predicament?
worried he'll become injury prone too much during his career?
did bayless even play?
Given recent history you'd have to be crazy not to be concerned. I think he'll be fine though.
yeah.
that would really suck for y'all, and for the league, if oden turns out to be as injury prone as, well, your last big man - bill walton.
I'll keep saying it. I curse the day that Houston stuck it to the Spurs by selecting Batum ahead of the Spurs and trading him to Portland. ing bas s.
Spurs got a mole, and it cost them Scola and Batum.
yea seriously...
I'm so tired of seeing the Spurs getting beat on the glass, slow to loose balls, and generally getting outhustled and outworked. Did we not see enough of this in the WCF versus the Fakers.
Being undermanned, it was cool to see their veteran poise on display or else they wouldn't have been in the game. But it's very frustrating to watch veteran players getting worked over by younger, hungrier teams and the Spurs looking helpless at times to stop the bleeding. Rebounding, blocking shots and hustle plays are all the result of "want to". Outside of TP, TD, Mace and occasionally Udoka, I don't see much of that
"want to" coming from anywhere else.
tlong was nowhere to be seen for this game...bas guy
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