Brown Notes
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Millsap.
Biggest player dissapointment this year.
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Beantown
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I agree somewhat but Millsap''s stats are just barely off what they were last year. I also figured Millsap's production would slow down as Kanter and Favors started to emerge.
Brown Notes
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Expectations were probably too high for Paul. At his previous rate of improvement he'd develop bulletproof skin and be flying by next year.
Beantown
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Well he is also 28 now. His peak was probably the last two seasons.
mellow
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Let me see do I choose:
Marvin Williams and his chance to reinvent himself in a new town; or
Paul Milsap and his turning down the Jazz's maximum extension offer and then being too pedestrian too many times; or
Gordon Haywar the new face of the franchise and his 2.6 rebounds per game, or
Derrick, third year in the League and I still haven't figured out a post move because I spent my summer playing pick games with an 6-4 NBA never was, Favors.
I choose Favors, but it is close.
Marvin Williams and his chance to reinvent himself in a new town; or
Paul Milsap and his turning down the Jazz's maximum extension offer and then being too pedestrian too many times; or
Gordon Haywar the new face of the franchise and his 2.6 rebounds per game, or
Derrick, third year in the League and I still haven't figured out a post move because I spent my summer playing pick games with an 6-4 NBA never was, Favors.
I choose Favors, but it is close.
You mean the USA Olympic Select Team? Ok.
larryselbows
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It's not that bad when you consider he's shooting 41% from 3 and 82% from the free throw line. Overall he's averaging 1.31 pts/shot which is not that bad, especially when you consider Kobe averages 1.32 pts/shot, although you would like to see that number come up a little. I think what it tells you is that Hayward is becoming a more featured offensive player. Even James "Mr. Efficiency" Harden saw a dip in his efficiency numbers this year when he became a more featured offensive player.
HipHopAnonymous
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Marv. I thought he might be a little better in a new system. Guy is barely worth playing. Carroll is a better player.
mellow
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Nope, I was not refering to the three hours a day for 6 days he spent in Vegas (July 5-11), nor was I refering to time he spent building muscle in Santa Barbara. I was talking about his basketball 'training' that he did in Atlanta and the awesome results.
Dennis Lindsey. Nothing else is really out of the ordinary. Didn't expect much from Lindsey, and have to be honest that I haven't heard him specifically make statements, but at least from what I gather he's hitched to the "Big Al's the guy" wagon. Maybe this is way off, but I can't think of anyone I had expectations of this season that have fallen below what was anticipated. If Lindsey really is as dense as the rest of the organization seems to be with the direction we're headed then that is a serious disappointment.
