TMS wrote:

PresIke wrote:

franco12 wrote:David Lee credited with a blocked shot.

If no one here saw it, did it really happen?

i saw it..lol...i was saying to my friend, "lee with a block! must be his second of the season!" he was cracking up...

i can't believe it but i just saw D Lee draw a charge in the paint too... there may be hope for this guy afterall.

yeah man, lol...i saw that too...almost forgot to mention it!

a renaldo balkman sighting...looking a bit heavier in a suit...

just before the game lee went over and gave him a very friendly pound...

also the so-called/alleged fugazi was in the house...

two separate fan groups waving spanish flags (assumedly regarding sergio) were noticed...

Also I like Giddens hustle but the guy seems to have an attitude problem. Why complain about every call when you are clearly fouling the player. With that said it is nice have that "guy" playing on our team. Plays hard and physical and doesnt back down from anyone.

If we could grab Joe Johnson and Gay we could attempt to mimic Atlanta's success. Obviously they would have the better defenders but we'd have the better shooters.

WindsorPl wrote:Just watched the game. Al played great on both ends. This was was easily his most complete game of the season.
TD needs to learn not to leave his feet too quickly on D. Struggled in the first half, great second half.
The 3rd quarter was a pleasure to watch. That Gallo guy, stiff legs.
If this team can somehow get an inside presence.

I especially liked Al's forced shots and turnovers, including one key one down the stretch. His defense was also very accomodating for the opponent. It was a complete game from him on both ends, I agree.

WindsorPl wrote:

Childs2Dudley wrote:

WindsorPl wrote:Just watched the game. Al played great on both ends. This was was easily his most complete game of the season.
TD needs to learn not to leave his feet too quickly on D. Struggled in the first half, great second half.
The 3rd quarter was a pleasure to watch. That Gallo guy, stiff legs.
If this team can somehow get an inside presence.

I especially liked Al's forced shots and turnovers, including one key one down the stretch. His defense was also very accomodating for the opponent. It was a complete game from him on both ends, I agree.

23 points, 9 boards, 2 steals, took a couple of charges. I would say he was more interested in playing D than he has ever been this season.

Box score doesn't tell the story of Al Harrington. It really doesn't and never will. If I went by his averages, I would think he's a perennial all star.

And Toney Douglas is a BEAST.

I can't believe David the Doorman Lee actually took a charge.

firefly wrote:

franco12 wrote:David Lee credited with a blocked shot.

If no one here saw it, did it really happen?

I saw it, it was actually a very good, athletic block, skying to reject it at the top of it's parabola. Not like his usual jazzhands. DLee showing good defense the past few games and he should get credit for that.

parabola? PARABOLA? did you just use parabola in a sentence to describe a shot? VERY european.

NYKBocker wrote:

martin wrote:

firefly wrote:

franco12 wrote:David Lee credited with a blocked shot.

If no one here saw it, did it really happen?

I saw it, it was actually a very good, athletic block, skying to reject it at the top of it's parabola. Not like his usual jazzhands. DLee showing good defense the past few games and he should get credit for that.

parabola? PARABOLA? did you just use parabola in a sentence to describe a shot? VERY european.

firefly wrote:Eh sue me. I'm expected to know more eeeenglish then you dumbass rednecks. It ain't called the Queens for nothing! I figure I could get my own style of playcalling and take over from Clyde. I can wear my own shiny red vinyl suit and the chiquitas will dig my accent. West coast 5 game swings will be a nonstop padunkadunkathon. Wonder how many Laker girls I can fit into one hotel room?

It's 2.40am here and I'm baked. What the helle am I writing? Puff 'n post = baaaad.

rofl