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It was not a Pro A gym, this game was played in a small town(ifs near Caen).
Le havre gym can receive 3600 people.
Interesting gym for Pro A. 4 rows of seats and a table cloth on the scorer's table on that side of the gym.This photo is one week old :
It was not a Pro A gym, this game was played in a small town(ifs near Caen).
Le havre gym can receive 3600 people.
Thanks for the explanation, Bruno.
he seems more like Hakeem than Amare
Swift? Wow! I dunno! He is athletic, but he is no Amare!
Obviously Swift has not been putting up his numbers, but the guy can do the same damage...
Looks like Mahinmi had his first regular season game. Looks like he didn't start, played 11 minutes, went 2-4 for 4 points and had three rebouds. Maybe JUUNOT or Bruno can give us an update.
he started but played little because in foul trouble.
4 fouls. his team won.
hope it will get better.
FIBA refs stink. Ask Tim Duncan.
So have Spurs fans penciled him into the Hall of Fame yet?
all in all bad performance but nothing to worry with 4 point and 3 rebounds in 11mn
In Europe, you can do only 5 fouls (games are 40 minutes long).
If you ad the refs call more fouls, foul trouble is more usual than in nba.
During the preseason, Mahinmi was sometimes in foul trouble.
Remenber he is still 18. He is not ready to contribute in nba (you will see Petro this year and Mahinmi is 10 month younger).
The next game is saturday (12 am SA time).
Ian was on TP radio show monday, some news :
- He said he is 2,08m height (6'10), I think it's without shoes so he is 6'11 with shoes.
- He is happy to be drafted by Spurs and describe the draft day as one of the best moment of his life
- Spurs (Presti) have scouted him a lot (far more than other teams), even in games against really bad teams.
- Spurs have said him they want him "as soon as possible". They haven't fixed a precise date.
- Ian will come in nba when he will be ready, maybe next year if he has a breakout year with Le Havre, it will depend only on his improvement.
- He did some practice this summer in SA with Duncan, Bowen and Jeff Foster(I don't know Foster was training with Spurs).
- He was in foul trouble because he lacks of experience.
- He descibe him as a 5/4 (C/PF).
- He work on some moves for Spurs (special homework).
So good news, I really like what he says, he is a good guy.
he played saturdy and his team won once again.
However Ian was again in foul trouble but still productive with 4 points and 4 rebounds in 11mn.
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