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Dec 29th, 2011 @ 1:44 pm
Defense wins games
Reblogged from BOBBY FILIPINO.
Dec 4th, 2011 @ 11:34 am
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Sherwood Strauss talks about the Golden State Warriors future with Stephon Curry in his latest piece at Warriorsworld. The possibility of a trade between GS and Memphis (Rudy Gay for Monta Ellis respectively) seems like a good idea. I guess Gay and Curry are buddies and Strauss was right in pointing out Ellis’ hindrance of Curry’s game.
A long time ago, I asked Stephen Curry: “Is there any player who you’d love to play with and love to have on the team? One particular guy?”
Stephen ignored the who’d/whom error and quickly said, “Rudy Gay,” as though the choice was obvious.
I asked, “Rudy Gay?” with a cadence that betrayed holy incredulity.
Curry responded: “Definitely. Leave it at that, Rudy Gay.”
He didn’t exactly leave it at that. There was somesuch about Don Nelson’s system and how Rudy would fit in.
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A Gay-Ellis trade excises Curry’s rival playmaker while bringing a friend. It is a statement of loyalty and faith. The risky downsides would be a) If Curry leaves anyway or b) If Curry isn’t good enough to warrant such maneuvering. I personally believe that Curry is good enough to build around. If you buy that much, then that blurrs the question of, “How do you improve this team?” If a potential bad move keeps Curry in the Bay, is it a bad move?
The emphasis was mine because if I was a Warriors fan that’s what I’d worry about. The Warriors got a great player in Stephon Curry, but I’m not sure he’s big enough to warrant him as “Your main guy” that you can build around. His frame is Durant-esque, but without the length. I do think Ellis for Gay helps both teams though. Memphis could use a gunner, and Ellis fits that perfectly. Gay and Curry would be two peas in a pod judging from Strauss’ earlier interview.
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Sherwood Strauss talks about the Golden State Warriors future with Stephon Curry in his latest piece at Warriorsworld. The possibility of a trade between GS and Memphis (Rudy Gay for Monta Ellis respectively) seems like a good idea. I guess Gay and Curry are buddies and Strauss was right in pointing out Ellis’ hindrance of Curry’s game.
A long time ago, I asked Stephen Curry: “Is there any player who you’d love to play with and love to have on the team? One particular guy?”
Stephen ignored the who’d/whom error and quickly said, “Rudy Gay,” as though the choice was obvious.
I asked, “Rudy Gay?” with a cadence that betrayed holy incredulity.
Curry responded: “Definitely. Leave it at that, Rudy Gay.”
He didn’t exactly leave it at that. There was somesuch about Don Nelson’s system and how Rudy would fit in.
[…]
A Gay-Ellis trade excises Curry’s rival playmaker while bringing a friend. It is a statement of loyalty and faith. The risky downsides would be a) If Curry leaves anyway or b) If Curry isn’t good enough to warrant such maneuvering. I personally believe that Curry is good enough to build around. If you buy that much, then that blurrs the question of, “How do you improve this team?” If a potential bad move keeps Curry in the Bay, is it a bad move?
The emphasis was mine because if I was a Warriors fan that’s what I’d worry about. The Warriors got a great player in Stephon Curry, but I’m not sure he’s big enough to warrant him as “Your main guy” that you can build around. His frame is Durant-esque, but without the length. I do think Ellis for Gay helps both teams though. Memphis could use a gunner, and Ellis fits that perfectly. Gay and Curry would be two peas in a pod judging from Strauss’ earlier interview.
[via Warriorsworld.net]
Reblogged from Fuck Yea[h] NBA.
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fuck yes. thank you NBA GODS
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Nov 19th, 2011 @ 12:55 pm
Reblogged from Simply Basketball.
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Golden State Warriors
Reblogged from Ballers Nation.
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Monta
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Jun 14th, 2011 @ 8:02 pm
“Mama, there goes that man (coach)”
Mark Jackson has the 3rd most assist in NBA history, is the prime reason why the NBA instituted the ‘Five-second back to the basket rule’, and is now the head coach of the Golden State Warriors. Jackson signed a three year deal worth around $6 million. The 46 year-old has never coached at any level, but lets not forget, he did play 17 years in ‘The Association’.
“I fully expect, put it in bold letters, the Golden State Warriors to be a playoff team next year… If I did not expect that, I would not have taken the job, and I won’t minimize it with just being a playoff team. We are looking to turn the Bay Area upside down.” - Mark Jackson
Mark Jackson Profile:
Born April 1, 1965 in Brooklyn, New York
Brother of Troy Jackson aka ‘Escalade’ from And 1 streetball
Play college ball for St. John’s, where he was teammates with basketball legend Chris Mullin (one of the best Golden State Warriors of all-time).
Drafted by the New York Knicks with the 18th pick in the 1987 NBA Draft.
Won the 1988 NBA Rookie of the Year Award (he is the only non-lottery pick to have ever won the award)
Named to the NBA All Star team in 1989
Traded to the L.A. Clippers in 1992 for Doc Rivers
Played in 1,296 NBA games which is good enough for the 13th most games ever played
Recorded 10,323 assist in his career! The third most assist in NBA history only behind John Stockton and Jason Kidd
Made the NBA Playoffs 14 out of his 17-year career
Is a licensed minster
Reblogged from Da Ball Boy.
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“We are looking to turn the Bay Area upside down.” - Mark Jackson
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