Game 22: Hornets vs. Spurs Open Thread
by Rohan on Dec 17, 2008 5:16 PM CST
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vs. Offensive Efficiency: NOH 110.5 (4th), SAS 108.5 (9th) Defensive Efficiency: NOH 105.1 (11th), SAS 104.7 (9th) >>> Michael Finley Frontcourt Matt Bonner || Tim Duncan 30.4 (11th all time) Chris Paul PER Watch
New Orleans, LA, 7:00 CST
14-7 AP 15-8
Alvin Robertson and Chris Paul
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One thing that HAS to happen early today:
Offensive plays for Peja before Bruce Bowen enters the game. We need to get Peja going against Michael Finley, or else Bowen will come in and Peja will be nonexistent for the rest of the game. Really hope Byron goes to Peja in the first couple minutes.
In other news, the Spurs are the second worst offensive boarding team in the league but far and away the best defensive rebounding.
Meh.
Been that kind of year… hopefully we’re getting all the bad luck out of the way in the early season.
honor rasheed wallace
Wait, seriously?
Something definitely up. I think he’s on his way out. Which makes me majorly sad : (
Just shot off a few e-mails to a couple guys who might know
Hopefully they get back to me soon. I’d be stunned if he’s not at least on the trading block…
Nice shot Posey
on the curl, in rythm
"its tough to play with one eye, unless you're a pirate." Delonte West
"una canasta a Pau en la cara" Rudy
Marks v Bonner
is uncomfortable to watch. Can both teams play four-on-four while they get spray tans?
"its tough to play with one eye, unless you're a pirate." Delonte West
"una canasta a Pau en la cara" Rudy
It was, especially the board
Duncan eats up his own missed or blocked shots and ends up in better position the 2nd time. Great block, and then greater job getting right to the loose ball
"its tough to play with one eye, unless you're a pirate." Delonte West
"una canasta a Pau en la cara" Rudy
by Honka Playboy on Dec 17, 2008 9:28 PM CST up reply actions
Great crowd reaction...
…well before it was announced, the crowd was on it’s feet and waving their towels.
lack of scorers is killing us tonight
west and cp3 need more help with scoring. prolly will see a lot of posey to finish the game.
We just don't have enough scoring without Peja.
They are collapsing on west and the rest of the offense isn’t fluid.
honor rasheed wallace
by Cablinasian on Dec 17, 2008 10:39 PM CST up reply actions
this is hard to watch now
the spurs are mving the ball well finding open shooters. we have too many turnovers
no one comes to mind though
its easy for me to say that, but there is no one available off the top of my head
we have to start running sets for times like this
the spurs are getting good looks while we’re struggling. too many perimeter shots that are not falling.
Good point
I’m actually working on a motion vs. sets post, we definitely need something for these situations
juju is a true professional
always rooting on his teammates. maybe west needs to take more when open. better him than devin brown, lol!
Any win over the Spurs is a good win.
honor rasheed wallace
by Cablinasian on Dec 17, 2008 11:03 PM CST up reply actions
22 games without anything even close to resembling a steady rotation is waaay too long
Even when you throw in Peja’s and Tyson’s ailments, it’s still ridiculous.
thats what i'm saying
its about time to insert juju, ely, and mopete when he gets over the flu. bowen in spot minutes for energy. i would like to see the hornets take a chance on a d league player.
We definitely missed Peja and Mo.
But CP and DX (especially with his two late 3s) willed the team to a victory.
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