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.....to the slam dunk contest, is he eligible to participate even if never plays?
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No and who gives a if he can't play then he shouldn't be allowed to dunk. The dunk contest would become an even bigger joke. I hope Howard enters and really does something extraordinary.
yeah....to the D-League Dunk Contest
How do you know that he can't play? He's just not getting the right opportunity to play and showcase what he got....
Nate Robinson got in last year without having dunked in a regular season game, iirc
He should probably make some fantastic dunks in the D-League first.
One day he will blow Chump Dumper away with a haymaking dunk of pure power.
He's had some ok ones so far, but he gets fouled in transition alot.
Is he so physically weak that he gets the ball taken from him like Kevin Durant, and pushed around by 6 foot 3 guards?
Not that weak, but it does probably keep him from getting more rebounds. No one has really tried to post him up, so I can't say much about the pushing around. I would like to see him guard multiple perimeter threats during the course of a game, but coach Johnson doesn't listen to me.
i dont get why they have never considered J-HO for the conest.
hes back with the spurs now, so will he go anyways?
I hope not.
j-ho is more power than style....i dont think he'd be that great in a dunk comp.
yup, youd have a better shot sending jerry stackhouse.
if he's still with the spurs he can try next year.
He'll get more opportunities in D-League. He's going back after the road trip.
So is he just a raw talent or does he just "still" suck?
He's 22, 24 right?
They only brought him up because of the last two days they had off and then this weekend and all star break for practice. They wanted to re-evaluate where he's at and what he needs to work on. He wasn't called up for stellar play and the Spurs can't live without him. I don't know that they will even keep him after this season depending on trades and the draft. James is 24 years old.
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[White returns to big league: Rookie guard James White spent Sunday's game on the inactive list one day after the Spurs recalled him from the Developmental League.
This was the second time the Spurs have recalled White, who can be sent to Austin only once more this season. Barring injuries to other players, Popovich doesn't expect to play White anytime soon.
"I haven't even been able to get Eric Williams on the court, so James isn't going to go out there," Popovich said. "He's just here because we've got the five days off (Friday-Feb. 6) and we've some practice time, so it's a good opportunity for him to get into the system and see what we're doing, and we can get a closer look at him.
"Maybe toward the end of the year, if there are opportunities, we'll throw him out there and see what we have." ]
Pop's making another mistake. Williams is not young. Pop should be grooming White (Bonner was till he's hurt) to give the Spurs athleticism in the playoffs. Take this to the bank: if the Spurs stay with this aged roster and rotation this year, the Mavs and/or Suns will exploit it in the playoffs.
I can pretty much tell you right now White will see next to no time in the playoffs.
so you're saying White would be the reason we beat the Mavs/Suns this year??
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