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		<title>By: NUNNA YO BIZNEZZ</title>
		<link>http://blogs.ajc.com/hawks/2009/11/19/come-in-houston/comment-page-4/#comment-41520</link>
		<dc:creator>NUNNA YO BIZNEZZ</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Nov 2009 17:55:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>i guess u didn&#039;t see the nba tv broadcast of the hawks pre-season practice did u??
josh got played on a nice finger roll by a free agent who didn&#039;t make the team during a scrimmage..
both josh and woodson were miked for the broadcast..
josh didn&#039;t even put up a hand or anything he just let dude drive on him and took it to da hoop..
i along with woodson said at the same time,&quot;smooth&quot;!!
then woody looked at him,and josh shrugged his shoulders like,&quot;what&quot;??

woody:&quot;smooth&quot;!!
josh:(shrugging his shoulders),then he said aloud,&quot;it was a good play,what do u want me to do&quot;??
and then josh turned his back and went on about his business..

spots like that lets me know that he still has that rebellion in him against his coach and that his coach is one who is not confrontational nor is he one who will get in his players face and let them know,&quot;im the coach&quot;!!

it might not mean nothing to a lot of u,but,the small things like that really enlarge the big picture in what is really going on..</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i guess u didn&#8217;t see the nba tv broadcast of the hawks pre-season practice did u??<br />
josh got played on a nice finger roll by a free agent who didn&#8217;t make the team during a scrimmage..<br />
both josh and woodson were miked for the broadcast..<br />
josh didn&#8217;t even put up a hand or anything he just let dude drive on him and took it to da hoop..<br />
i along with woodson said at the same time,&#8221;smooth&#8221;!!<br />
then woody looked at him,and josh shrugged his shoulders like,&#8221;what&#8221;??</p>
<p>woody:&#8221;smooth&#8221;!!<br />
josh:(shrugging his shoulders),then he said aloud,&#8221;it was a good play,what do u want me to do&#8221;??<br />
and then josh turned his back and went on about his business..</p>
<p>spots like that lets me know that he still has that rebellion in him against his coach and that his coach is one who is not confrontational nor is he one who will get in his players face and let them know,&#8221;im the coach&#8221;!!</p>
<p>it might not mean nothing to a lot of u,but,the small things like that really enlarge the big picture in what is really going on..</p>
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		<title>By: Truth-Serum</title>
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		<dc:creator>Truth-Serum</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:44:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>KevinA

November 21st, 2009
4:54 pm

You are right as far as getting Josh, Al, Zaza on the at the same time, that would be an interesting experiment. Two power forward and a center. 

We looked weak in the paint last night. We controlled nothing under the basket.  

&quot;We do have two big bodies in Rando Mo and Collins that may get more burn as we play against weaker teams.&quot;

I would have loved to see them get major minutes last night. It was clear from the third quarter that we were not going to compete. Id like to see Mo, and Collins split 15 minutes a game, regardless of who we play. If we pay em lets play em. At the rate its going now they wont be ready for the playoffs. Lets get them some burns... 


The Hawksta, I feel you. Its funny how you can tell a young man what to do, yet he always seem to do what he wants to do any way. Josh? straight from  high school. Marvin? 1 year of college then straight to the pros. If you have raised children then you certainly have learned patience. Some times you have to repeat the same things over and over and thy still don&#039;t get the message. The stand off between Josh and Woodson was a classic dad/son confrontation and Woodson hit it for a home run. In  part that&#039;s why Josh is better today. Every person has strengths and weaknesses. One of woodson&#039;s strengths is player relationships. The players respect him.  Hes earned it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>KevinA</p>
<p>November 21st, 2009<br />
4:54 pm</p>
<p>You are right as far as getting Josh, Al, Zaza on the at the same time, that would be an interesting experiment. Two power forward and a center. </p>
<p>We looked weak in the paint last night. We controlled nothing under the basket.  </p>
<p>&#8220;We do have two big bodies in Rando Mo and Collins that may get more burn as we play against weaker teams.&#8221;</p>
<p>I would have loved to see them get major minutes last night. It was clear from the third quarter that we were not going to compete. Id like to see Mo, and Collins split 15 minutes a game, regardless of who we play. If we pay em lets play em. At the rate its going now they wont be ready for the playoffs. Lets get them some burns&#8230; </p>
<p>The Hawksta, I feel you. Its funny how you can tell a young man what to do, yet he always seem to do what he wants to do any way. Josh? straight from  high school. Marvin? 1 year of college then straight to the pros. If you have raised children then you certainly have learned patience. Some times you have to repeat the same things over and over and thy still don&#8217;t get the message. The stand off between Josh and Woodson was a classic dad/son confrontation and Woodson hit it for a home run. In  part that&#8217;s why Josh is better today. Every person has strengths and weaknesses. One of woodson&#8217;s strengths is player relationships. The players respect him.  Hes earned it.</p>
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		<title>By: NUNNA YO BIZNEZZ</title>
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		<dc:creator>NUNNA YO BIZNEZZ</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:17:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>godsmorning people..
ok,we lost last nite in new orleans..and,joe didn&#039;t have it all tonite and with bibbs out,we had a make do pg situation..if,teague is gonna be the backup,then he should have been getting more minutes in earlier games and playing both da 1st and 2nd half of games..

thats my problem with woodson..the development of our young players..and,i hope u did what i did and look at the minutes averaged out of the young guys of da hornets since game 1..

unlike our young guys,they do get minutes,and byron scott was developing his young guys and his bench before he got tanked,and now u see with playing time (and not being thrown into da fire like our guys) just how valuable getting these guys in early and often in the beginning of the season pays off during the long haul..

42 minutes for joe tonite..5:25 for teague..zero minutes for collins,and morris and othello again was inactive..


why did we get two 7 footers and they are constantly on da bench?? neither to come in, giving us an advantage by having horford and smith at the forward spots and a true center in da middle to give us a &quot;BIG&quot; lineup!! Why not??
Before u ask me, why??

i got a very serious question to ask you guys..what are we gonna do,god forbid,if crawford goes down?? we&#039;re gonna be stuck with the same situation as we have the past few years..with the exception of us having flip murray,we will have no type of scoring off of the bench..if bibby is out for a while,we all know that crawford is gonna start..but,if we had been playing teague more and getting his feet wet,then we still could have crawford come off of the bench..

now u all see why i said that even if we did draft chris paul that he would not be the player he is today..he would be rotting on the bench with woody as his head coach..right now im panicking,because we have a situation that is coming up and we&#039;re not even preparing for any situation to come at this team at all..no contigency plans what so ever..this power ranking at #1 will be a thing of the past in a week..watch and see..the powers that be will have us at number10-15 after we lose a couple on the road and at home..enjoy it now people!!

if you all are satisfied with mediocre basketball,then we deserve what we get and we deserve the early exits in the playoffs of this team..im not satisfied..i want our team to have the advantage everynite they step on the court!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>godsmorning people..<br />
ok,we lost last nite in new orleans..and,joe didn&#8217;t have it all tonite and with bibbs out,we had a make do pg situation..if,teague is gonna be the backup,then he should have been getting more minutes in earlier games and playing both da 1st and 2nd half of games..</p>
<p>thats my problem with woodson..the development of our young players..and,i hope u did what i did and look at the minutes averaged out of the young guys of da hornets since game 1..</p>
<p>unlike our young guys,they do get minutes,and byron scott was developing his young guys and his bench before he got tanked,and now u see with playing time (and not being thrown into da fire like our guys) just how valuable getting these guys in early and often in the beginning of the season pays off during the long haul..</p>
<p>42 minutes for joe tonite..5:25 for teague..zero minutes for collins,and morris and othello again was inactive..</p>
<p>why did we get two 7 footers and they are constantly on da bench?? neither to come in, giving us an advantage by having horford and smith at the forward spots and a true center in da middle to give us a &#8220;BIG&#8221; lineup!! Why not??<br />
Before u ask me, why??</p>
<p>i got a very serious question to ask you guys..what are we gonna do,god forbid,if crawford goes down?? we&#8217;re gonna be stuck with the same situation as we have the past few years..with the exception of us having flip murray,we will have no type of scoring off of the bench..if bibby is out for a while,we all know that crawford is gonna start..but,if we had been playing teague more and getting his feet wet,then we still could have crawford come off of the bench..</p>
<p>now u all see why i said that even if we did draft chris paul that he would not be the player he is today..he would be rotting on the bench with woody as his head coach..right now im panicking,because we have a situation that is coming up and we&#8217;re not even preparing for any situation to come at this team at all..no contigency plans what so ever..this power ranking at #1 will be a thing of the past in a week..watch and see..the powers that be will have us at number10-15 after we lose a couple on the road and at home..enjoy it now people!!</p>
<p>if you all are satisfied with mediocre basketball,then we deserve what we get and we deserve the early exits in the playoffs of this team..im not satisfied..i want our team to have the advantage everynite they step on the court!!</p>
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		<title>By: MannyT</title>
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		<dc:creator>MannyT</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:01:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Ken Strickland</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ken Strickland</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:50:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>TRUTH SERUM-that was an informative article, thanks. It reveals that RSund and I were thinking along the same lines this off season. He said as much when he made the folowing statement, &quot;YEAH, I LIKE OUR CLUB. THE ONLY REASON I SAY THIS IS THERE IS GROWTH FROM WITHIN&quot;. Can you say ORGANIC GROWTH? 

ILL-LOGICAL-there&#039;s nothing wrong with your thinking, but having a dominant center that can bang with the big boys doesn&#039;t always work and isn&#039;t necessary to win a NBA title. Last yr, the Phoenix Suns had that same idea about needing a dominant center who could bang with the big boys in the playoffs, allowing them to have AStaudemire do some damage at the 4 and 5. Well, they got Shaq, the biggest banger of them all, moved Amare to the 4, and quickly failed to even make the playoffs for the 1st time since the 03-04 season. 

If fact, the Hawks once had that same idea. They signed a dominant center named Moses Malone to bang with the big boys in the playoffs. I guess we all remember how that turned out. I&#039;m certain you wouldn&#039;t call BWallace, BLambeer, NMohammad, WPerdue, BCartwright or even WBynum dominant centers. Yet, the Pistons, Bulls, Spurs and Lakers still managed to win NBA titles with them. We didn&#039;t get swept by the Cavaliers last yr because they had a dominant center, and the Lakers didn&#039;t defeat the Magic because WBynum was more dominant than DHoward.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TRUTH SERUM-that was an informative article, thanks. It reveals that RSund and I were thinking along the same lines this off season. He said as much when he made the folowing statement, &#8220;YEAH, I LIKE OUR CLUB. THE ONLY REASON I SAY THIS IS THERE IS GROWTH FROM WITHIN&#8221;. Can you say ORGANIC GROWTH? </p>
<p>ILL-LOGICAL-there&#8217;s nothing wrong with your thinking, but having a dominant center that can bang with the big boys doesn&#8217;t always work and isn&#8217;t necessary to win a NBA title. Last yr, the Phoenix Suns had that same idea about needing a dominant center who could bang with the big boys in the playoffs, allowing them to have AStaudemire do some damage at the 4 and 5. Well, they got Shaq, the biggest banger of them all, moved Amare to the 4, and quickly failed to even make the playoffs for the 1st time since the 03-04 season. </p>
<p>If fact, the Hawks once had that same idea. They signed a dominant center named Moses Malone to bang with the big boys in the playoffs. I guess we all remember how that turned out. I&#8217;m certain you wouldn&#8217;t call BWallace, BLambeer, NMohammad, WPerdue, BCartwright or even WBynum dominant centers. Yet, the Pistons, Bulls, Spurs and Lakers still managed to win NBA titles with them. We didn&#8217;t get swept by the Cavaliers last yr because they had a dominant center, and the Lakers didn&#8217;t defeat the Magic because WBynum was more dominant than DHoward.</p>
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		<title>By: The Truth</title>
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		<dc:creator>The Truth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:40:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The Hawksta 

Yeah, I on hope those refs do come around; sooner rather than later. With our upcoming December schedule, we are going to need at least a level playing field. I mean, clearly, they do not want us to have a Merry Christmas:

Sat 19	 @ Chicago  
Tue 22	 @ Minnesota  
Wed 23   @ Denver  
Sat 26	 @ Indiana  
Tue 29	 vs. Cleveland  
Wed 30   @ Cleveland  

We can&#039;t sleep on Chicago on their court as they are a scrappy bunch that plays hard like Houston. Denver and Indiana will look for revenge on their court as well. We may be the only team in the NBA that plays Cleveland in back-to-back games. If the Hawks are not sharp playing 5 road games over the holiday, it could be a humbling experience.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Hawksta </p>
<p>Yeah, I on hope those refs do come around; sooner rather than later. With our upcoming December schedule, we are going to need at least a level playing field. I mean, clearly, they do not want us to have a Merry Christmas:</p>
<p>Sat 19	 @ Chicago<br />
Tue 22	 @ Minnesota<br />
Wed 23   @ Denver<br />
Sat 26	 @ Indiana<br />
Tue 29	 vs. Cleveland<br />
Wed 30   @ Cleveland  </p>
<p>We can&#8217;t sleep on Chicago on their court as they are a scrappy bunch that plays hard like Houston. Denver and Indiana will look for revenge on their court as well. We may be the only team in the NBA that plays Cleveland in back-to-back games. If the Hawks are not sharp playing 5 road games over the holiday, it could be a humbling experience.</p>
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		<title>By: Grandad</title>
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		<dc:creator>Grandad</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:33:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Tough Sybil: Man up as you say. To whom are you directing your 
             statement? You speak of God and then call someone
             a rude name. I have not gone anywhere, not called for 
             anyone to be traded; yet I have referred to you by 
             using, in my opinion either comical or brutally honest,
             [allbeit] civil language. I have not reverted to
             profanity. Obviously you are most sensitive in these 
             matters or maybe I&#039;m talking to a dif. person, so I 
             promise to be less hurtful: Therefore, I will not ask
             that you be traded or fired.(Unless Wash.offers us J.Mc.)
             If they offer young Mr. McGee then trade me !</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Tough Sybil: Man up as you say. To whom are you directing your<br />
             statement? You speak of God and then call someone<br />
             a rude name. I have not gone anywhere, not called for<br />
             anyone to be traded; yet I have referred to you by<br />
             using, in my opinion either comical or brutally honest,<br />
             [allbeit] civil language. I have not reverted to<br />
             profanity. Obviously you are most sensitive in these<br />
             matters or maybe I&#8217;m talking to a dif. person, so I<br />
             promise to be less hurtful: Therefore, I will not ask<br />
             that you be traded or fired.(Unless Wash.offers us J.Mc.)<br />
             If they offer young Mr. McGee then trade me !</p>
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		<title>By: Grandad</title>
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		<dc:creator>Grandad</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:07:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I MUS WRITE: We&#039;re winning and I&#039;m not complaining. My toughts on Teager
             are that he is on a dangerous precipice. We may shortly be 
             looking @ next yr. for him. Remember he had no summer 
             league to transition himself [confidence wise] into the 
             NBA. Bibs is fine and I have never had a problem wi. him,
             especially on off. He has become more of a 2 than a true 
             pt. guard. J.T. was a very good perimeter shooter in 
             in col. He has a small flaw in his shot but confidence is 
             a bigger problem as I see it. It may even go back to the
             last pre-season game and since then he has not had a 
             chance to shoot/play himself out of it. That last 
             pre-season may have shaken Woody&#039;s confidence in him.
             Now that we are winning, Woody, as we all are, is 
             unacustomed to the national exposure and does not want 
             to tamper with success. I also understand Woody&#039;s
             perspective, as he&#039;s on the last yr. of his cont. and 
             feels the pressure that comes with it. Phil Jack. or 
             Pop being comfortable in the limelight most likely would
             not worry about such. Just some randem thoughts.
             Go Hawks / Go Dawgs.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I MUS WRITE: We&#8217;re winning and I&#8217;m not complaining. My toughts on Teager<br />
             are that he is on a dangerous precipice. We may shortly be<br />
             looking @ next yr. for him. Remember he had no summer<br />
             league to transition himself [confidence wise] into the<br />
             NBA. Bibs is fine and I have never had a problem wi. him,<br />
             especially on off. He has become more of a 2 than a true<br />
             pt. guard. J.T. was a very good perimeter shooter in<br />
             in col. He has a small flaw in his shot but confidence is<br />
             a bigger problem as I see it. It may even go back to the<br />
             last pre-season game and since then he has not had a<br />
             chance to shoot/play himself out of it. That last<br />
             pre-season may have shaken Woody&#8217;s confidence in him.<br />
             Now that we are winning, Woody, as we all are, is<br />
             unacustomed to the national exposure and does not want<br />
             to tamper with success. I also understand Woody&#8217;s<br />
             perspective, as he&#8217;s on the last yr. of his cont. and<br />
             feels the pressure that comes with it. Phil Jack. or<br />
             Pop being comfortable in the limelight most likely would<br />
             not worry about such. Just some randem thoughts.<br />
             Go Hawks / Go Dawgs.</p>
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		<title>By: I MUS WRITE</title>
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		<dc:creator>I MUS WRITE</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:14:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For everybody complaining about jj&#039;s minutes...........Stop
We needed the whole 45 minutes along with Marvins conteribution to win last night. Im all for resting guy but not at the expense of WINS. 
&quot; Thats why you Play the game Hello&quot; Houston is a scrappy team -I like the way they fight and out hustle the opponent for wins. Itz amazing how chuck hayes is playing for that team- 6&#039;6 center bangn with the big boiz every night..... I guess we can stop with the Al is to small stuff huh?  Mo is due for a big game tonight- If the starters come out sluggish the bench will be big-hell they are well rested so why not...

Jeezuz...... A DRMARYB sighting, Well Well Well if it isnt Ms. Chettah Thongs - Richbrave and Doc are sum where sweating profusely LMAO</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For everybody complaining about jj&#8217;s minutes&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..Stop<br />
We needed the whole 45 minutes along with Marvins conteribution to win last night. Im all for resting guy but not at the expense of WINS.<br />
&#8221; Thats why you Play the game Hello&#8221; Houston is a scrappy team -I like the way they fight and out hustle the opponent for wins. Itz amazing how chuck hayes is playing for that team- 6&#8242;6 center bangn with the big boiz every night&#8230;.. I guess we can stop with the Al is to small stuff huh?  Mo is due for a big game tonight- If the starters come out sluggish the bench will be big-hell they are well rested so why not&#8230;</p>
<p>Jeezuz&#8230;&#8230; A DRMARYB sighting, Well Well Well if it isnt Ms. Chettah Thongs &#8211; Richbrave and Doc are sum where sweating profusely LMAO</p>
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		<title>By: KevinA</title>
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		<dc:creator>KevinA</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:54:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Truth-Serum 

November 21st, 2009
4:18 pm
KevinA, I think most people expect us to have a good season. It seems we are now playing for the off season. Assuming we get there healthy, and make it to the semi’s and finals, the game will break down to half court. The key will be how we represent ourselves in the post. Can we create our own shots and finish on offense and on D can we protect the post real-estate and control the block. Many think we can be forced of the block and out of position. Position is everything in defending the post. Can Horford MAN the post after 82 games and a playoff run? Id like to have another center for the purpose of holding fort. I like ill logical’s thinking on this point.

We do have two big bodies in Rando Mo and Collins that may get more burn as we play against weaker teams. 

I would still like to see ZaZa, Al and Josh play together.  

You never know maybe around the trade deadline the owners will give the ok to go into the cap and get a big center from a team that is rebuilding and out of the race.

If we have the year you talk about maybe next year FA bigs will be willing to come here for less money if they think they have a chance to play for the ring.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Truth-Serum </p>
<p>November 21st, 2009<br />
4:18 pm<br />
KevinA, I think most people expect us to have a good season. It seems we are now playing for the off season. Assuming we get there healthy, and make it to the semi’s and finals, the game will break down to half court. The key will be how we represent ourselves in the post. Can we create our own shots and finish on offense and on D can we protect the post real-estate and control the block. Many think we can be forced of the block and out of position. Position is everything in defending the post. Can Horford MAN the post after 82 games and a playoff run? Id like to have another center for the purpose of holding fort. I like ill logical’s thinking on this point.</p>
<p>We do have two big bodies in Rando Mo and Collins that may get more burn as we play against weaker teams. </p>
<p>I would still like to see ZaZa, Al and Josh play together.  </p>
<p>You never know maybe around the trade deadline the owners will give the ok to go into the cap and get a big center from a team that is rebuilding and out of the race.</p>
<p>If we have the year you talk about maybe next year FA bigs will be willing to come here for less money if they think they have a chance to play for the ring.</p>
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