Dermarr Johnson.
If he can get the bench warmed to about 75-85 degrees then the Nuggets have a chance
Melo.
If Melo tanks--it will be a short 4 game series.
If he gives Bowen a tough time--watch out--series stretches to 5.
Dermarr Johnson.
If he can get the bench warmed to about 75-85 degrees then the Nuggets have a chance
Um, I could care less about rodeo or square dancing.
And most other minor sports.
But nobody's claiming they're part of the "Big 4".
Good post. There is only one problem with it though.
In 2005, Duncan played against the Detroit Pistons, who had Sheed and Ben Wallace. Two of the better post-defenders in the game that season. And Duncan destroyed them.
In game 7, he mauled them. Made them look 2 steps slow. They could double team him and it didn't matter. He took over.
Now, Nene MIGHT be a great defender (emphasis on might), but is he in the league of the Sheeds combined? I'm not sure.
One other thing: Duncan rampage against the Pistons came on only one good leg. There is simply no other post-presence more unstoppable in the league right now. He won't drop 50 a night, but only because he knows he doesn't have to.
You mean the Wallaces combined? Please don't tell me that there is another Rasheed.![]()
I don't think that the Nenê and Camby can stop Duncan, but if they give their best effort, they might be able to slow him down a little bit. I believe Spurs will win in 5 or 6.
Ok... This is not gloating... And Timmay has the abillity to come back after last night's performance...
But Nenê played the exact role I expected him to do on both sides of the court... Here's hoping for him to pull the same kind of performance the whole series...
You offered to find out the rodeo and square dancing champs. Don't get mad when I take you up on it. Geesh.
agreed.
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