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8 rebounds, 3 blocks, and 3 assists I believe as well.
Roddy is sickening 40 points with 9 threes.
8 rebounds, 3 blocks, and 3 assists I believe as well.
What an awesome display. I don't care what team it was against.
40 points on 15-22 shooting just flat out awesome. Wow. Hopefully he can be an energizer off the bench in the playoffs.
I don't care who we played, Roddy was making some unbelievable shots. He would pretty much just catch and shoot, and drill it right between the eyes. He bukkaked all over Ellis on both ends of the floor.
Last edited by badfish22; 03-28-2010 at 12:22 PM.
I don't think any smiley can sum it up better than this one.
this French kid Beaubois sure can shoot and finish around the rim
I'll say this about the Mavericks, they have some of the best scouts I've seen over the last 10 years when it comes to pure rookie potential (Devin Harris, Josh Howard, Marquis Daniels, Rodrigue Beaubois, JJ Barea, Josh Powell, Mbenga) especially when you consider how late in the draft they almost always seem to be...
too bad they don't have the system to implement these players, that's another story I guess lol
rick carlisle needs to go asap, we got rid of him and won a championship the next year
Not taking away much from Detroit BUT you gotta admit that 03-04 season was a joke considering the "compe ion" compared to years after or before especially considering injuries throughout the league and the 03 draft class rookie hype that overtook the NBA.rick carlisle needs to go asap, we got rid of him and won a championship the next year
In the East you knew it was gonna be either Indiana or Detroit coming out on top. In the West only the Timberwolves, Spurs and Lakers were going to make it out of the western conference.
Detroit against an aged, overhyped Lakers squad where Kobe shoots purple and gold right out of the Finals =
Beaubois' 40-Point Effort In Golden State Loaded With Rookie 'Firsts'
A couple of weeks ago, we alerted you to Roddy B and his unique 50/40/80-percent opportunity. (Right now, with season shooting averages of 52.7 percent from the floor, 43.8 percent from the arc and 80.4 percent from the line, the Mavs’ electric guard is is on pace to be the only rookie in NBA history in The 50/40/80 Club.
But what you just witnessed in Dallas’ 111-90 win at Golden State on Saturday (Roddy scored 40 points, with eight rebounds, three assists and three blocks) was similarly special.
In fact, according to DallasBasketball.com’s calculations, the likes of it have pretty much never been seen before.
ITEM: This is only the 42nd game since 1986-87 where a player has made at least nine 3’s in a game, and Roddy is the youngest to have ever done it.
ITEM: This is only the 12th game since 1986-87 where a player has scored at least 40 points in 30 minutes or less, and Roddy is the youngest to have ever done it.
ITEM: This is only the sixth game since 1986-87 where a player has made at least nine 3’ on 11 or less attempts, and Roddy is the youngest to have ever done it.
ITEM: This is only the second game since 1986-87 where a player has had three blocks and nine 3’s, and Roddy is the youngest to have ever done it.
ITEM: This is only game ever since 1986-87 in which a player has had at least 40 points, three blocks, eight rebounds, and nine 3’s.
There are other stats on this kid on this night, and they will be totaled up over the course of the next day for mainstream consumption.
But we're up late giving you these numbers NOW and giving you these numbers exclusively ... because well beyond what you see in the boxscore, this is a very special thing that just happened. ...
Listen, we’ve been making the argument since training camp and we’ve yelped about it every time Roddy B registers yet another DNP. (Pretty much half-a-season's worth.) We don’t really think we need to make the argument any more.
The numbers speak for themselves.
The numbers speak in a way that they’ve spoken for very, very few rookies ever before.
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Last edited by badfish22; 03-28-2010 at 12:22 PM.
Honestly, the 2003 season was much worse. Detroit was a legit champ and could have easily won back-to-back the next season. Great team for a few years.Not taking away much from Detroit BUT you gotta admit that 03-04 season was a joke considering the "compe ion" compared to years after or before especially considering injuries throughout the league and the 03 draft class rookie hype that overtook the NBA.
In the East you knew it was gonna be either Indiana or Detroit coming out on top. In the West only the Timberwolves, Spurs and Lakers were going to make it out of the western conference.
Detroit against an aged, overhyped Lakers squad where Kobe shoots purple and gold right out of the Finals =
Stephon Curry being the little he is. Soft and overrated.
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Last edited by badfish22; 03-28-2010 at 12:21 PM.
This isn't d-m.com. You are free to cuss all you want here. Just don't irritate the admins. lol and here is Beaubois.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7eNw...layer_embedded
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