NBA 2006-2007- official discussion board- read first post with mods note

[--Makoy--]

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hornets are looking good for another win.. . tyson chandler is having a big rebounding game. cant wait for peja to return to the hornets line-up

dugay dugay na mana cya dha sa nba nya mao lang gihapon..
best season cguro to niya last yr kay naka sud sila sa quarter finals pero wa sad lagi nagdugay....
sayanga ko niya kay 1st pick gud siya....

lebron james is still to young so we wont expect him to immediately bring cleveland the title. cleveland is investing in him too much right now because they know he have the capability to bring them the title, but again, its not yet time. pushing the very well established detroit pistons to 7 games in the playoffs was way beyond everybody's expectations, and its a sign of things to come for lebron james.

he's still 22, he's got a perfect nba body and skill. 2-3 years, i wont be surprised cleveland will be on the finals. maybe next year, MVP will be LBJ.. :mrgreen:

[SQUiDnine]

Tyrus who?

[djereza]

pildi LA against Det. Grabe kaayo ang offense sa det...pure teamwork.

[--Makoy--]

pildi LA against Det. Grabe kaayo ang offense sa det...pure teamwork.

the numbers speak for themselves. detroit shot better than the lakers, plus bryant was jus limited to 18 points. c-webb had a double double of 18 points and 11 rebounds while rasheed wallace had 18 points and 10 rebounds. sounds like their younger days in washington..

[T-Bag]

The Pistons looked fantastic on offense during the first quarter -- when they essentially won the game -- and Webber had a lot to do with it.
:mrgreen:

[DonJenn]

Houston Rockets vs. Dallas Mavericks ang duwa ugma! nindota ani uy!

sayang lang kay wala si yao ming! pero tanaw nako kaya ra kaayo na nila T-MAC!

Go Rockets Go!

[DuBciTY]

Cavs gyapun akong team...

naay posibility detroit kay naas webber grabe ila passing kita ko gnina

[progmetal]

Cavs gyapun akong team...

naay posibility detroit kay naas webber grabe ila passing kita ko gnina

o ni-improve jud a lot ilang offense... i dunno if enuf ba ni nga mu-cover up sa ilang loss ni Ben Wallace

[lunateec22]

Lebron James is struggling jud karon na season... mi-down ang iyang scoring averages to 16.0 ppg. Others who are not themeselves this season are:

1. Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko -- The first thing I look for when players have down years are physical problems and injuries. Which is probably the No. 1 reason Kirilenko is not the same player he once was. Also, with the further emergence of Mehmet Okur , Carlos Boozer back in the mix along with Deron Williams becoming an All-Star caliber guard, well, Kirilenko is now the third or fourth option on offense.

Two years ago, he was the first option. Of course, all this still doesn't account for him really falling down defensively.

2. Cavaliers forward LeBron James -- He's had a toe injury, and that might have hampered him. Futhermore, LeBron is an open-court player who needs to run and is at his best with the ball in his hands. Perhaps most importantly, we need to look at his point guard (Eric Snow) and center (Zydrunas Ilgauskas) as two older players who are looking to play a halfcourt game.

LeBron's proven he can rack up individual numbers. He's going through an adjustment now. In trying to make others better, he's deferring too much.

3. Timberwolves guard Mike James -- A great scorer who probably doesn't fit in with what the Timberwolves are doing. His better years were in a more open-court, one-on-one style. He's still the same player, but now he's trying to run a team. He's at his best as a shoot-first point guard.

4. Magic guard Jameer Nelson -- The Magic are trying to focus on defense in their bid to become a next-level team. That involves playing in a system, and again, here's a shoot-first point guard trying to defer to others -- that's going to cut back his effectiveness.

5. Blazers center Joel Przybilla -- I don't think he's been healthy. It's not much more complicated than that. He's a big man who relies on physical ability more than fancy moves or shooting. So if you're hurt . . .

6. Bucks center Dan Gadzuric -- He's out now with a shoulder injury, but I don't know how healthy he was this season. One thing to consider is how Mo Williams emerged and that could have changed the Bucks' style.

7. Suns forward Boris Diaw --- With Amare Stoudemire back healthy, Steve Nash has his primary target again. So now the Suns' focus is more on the pick-and-roll -- and the ball's out of Diaw's hands. Notably, he came into the season out of shape and it appears he's just rounding into form now. He will be successful.

8. Cavs forward Larry Hughes -- Not healthy. I think that and the Cavs' style of play are two problems for him. He's much better in the open-court game because he's so athletic and so fast.

9. Spurs guard Beno Udrih -- It's confidence with him. Last year the Spurs went with the Nick Van Exel experiment, and that shook Udrih. He's still a very good player. I know the Spurs like him a lot. He's got to play on through and earn minutes again.

from http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/dailyd...ilydime-070208

[--Makoy--]

carmelo anthony and josh howard are named as the reserves for the west. josh howard is really underrated, while the knicks-nuggets brawl really affected anthony. either way, both players really deserved their spot at the roster

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