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  1. #1
    Believe.
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    maybe not all but perhaps 99.9% of his blocked shots are when he's blocking from behind...I rarely I mean rarely see this cat man up one on one and block a player he's defending straight up...I will give the queen his props when I see him this aggressive while playing man to man on a consistent basis...




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    Get Sarver out!!!! pauls931's Avatar
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    Because he's a guard who's man is usually on the perimeter? I'm sure kobe is manning up and swatting shots all over the place....

    Also half of LBJs blocks are fouls anyway...
    Last edited by pauls931; 12-20-2009 at 08:47 AM.

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    Believe.
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    Because he's a guard who's man is usually on the perimeter? I'm sure kobe is manning up and swatting shots all over the place....

    Also half of LBJs blocks are fouls anyway...

    oohhh r-e-a-l-l-y....Lebronze a guard...I guess Ron Ron is to....ok you keep thinking that...

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    Get Sarver out!!!! pauls931's Avatar
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    I gave you a perfectly good explanation. You ask why LBJ gets blocks from behind and not from the front. This is why. He's on the perimeter on D and either he gets blocks chasing his man from behind or chasing someone down on the break.

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    Had a big swat on Kurt Thomas faced up the other night. Just some ones I could find quickly. Whats wrong with great help defense? It's how Camby won a DPOY.

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    Ur a fkn wanker Venti Quattro's Avatar
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    That is still a block. Don't see what the big fuss is about. It's not Lebron's problem if they can't get good seals to avoid being blocked.

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