Those blocks look good, Tim Duncan gets every ball within ten feet of him so....
As already said Scola had a decent outing last night:
Here are the game stats:
http://www.euroleague.net/stats/stat...16&partido=182
And here is a nice overview of his euroleague stats (for this year):
http://www.euroleague.net/plantillas/jugador.jsp?id=AJG
[Edit:] Just rechecked the site... There are also averages for his whole pro career at the site. And here is an impresive thing: Scola has >55% accuracy for 2pt for all but the 1st season (when he only played 4 games).
Impressive...?
Last edited by Ozzy; 03-03-2005 at 03:20 AM.
That should be a war cry
8-10 from the FT line for Scola is way too good for a prospective Spur.
Donīt worry Solid D, he will mess it up when he will join Spurs.
For me, San aAntonio need some players who can beat the big games of the Opposite Team
May be Rasho can Stop and play more D with the Big Guys, but If someone Like Scola scores 20 points, the problem is for the other side
Duncan and Rasho can score 30-40 Points a game and let the PF-C in less than 30 points
A TD-Scola pair may canīt remain theys in less than 30, but both can score 40-50 points.
If the Big Guys won the paint, doesnīt matter if the Score is 40-30 or 50-40
This little guy's nonsense doesn't usually warrant a reply, but here's an interesting fact many people don't know about: in the 1999 season, during the lockout, many NBA players signed short term contracts with European teams, and among them was also the much anticipated number one pick Olowokandi. What is interesting is he signed for excactly the team mentioned above, Kinder Bologna, where Rasho (the 17th pick in the same draft) was playing at time (and also Ginobili, a couple of years after Rasho left for the NBA). A much hyped addition soon turned fruitless when the coaches realized "Olo" was far from the player they imagined and he was to serve only as a back-up for Rasho. Much like Minnesota is probably feeling right now.
I donīt think so
One player can Score 30 Points and 10 boards in the Bobcats and 8 and 4 in the Spurs
Itīs a Minutes situation, Attempts situation and Defense situation.
If Tony Parker would be in the Bobcats he would be a player of more than 20 points by game, without any problem and Manu too
Kobe now havenīt Shaq in his Team but his efficiency is down, because he have doubles or triple mark in each play.
Scola will be the Tim Duncan backup, he can play aprox 15 minutes, the half of the minutes that plays in Spain
If S-Jax had followed in the Spurs, he wouldnīt have the numbers that it has in Indiana
In Europe the players plays less than 60 minutes of basketball a week, and in the NBA the Starters are playing more than 120
60 Minutes a week is the number of minutes that Scola can play max in the NBA in the next season, is aprox 15 min a game
But his 48 Minutes numbers will be about 20 and 6 Boards or 6 and 2 each game
When Manu was in The Kinder Bologna, his team had a list of Salaris around the 18 million dollars, a few less than the Bobcats have
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