Hawks Squawks: Hawks 110, Clippers 92
Al had his way with Craig Smith and the Clips. (AP Photo/Gus Ruelas)
Los Angeles– All the Hawks’ talk about refocusing after the All-Star break wouldn’t mean much if they lost this game. The Clippers were shorthanded, still spinning from recent trades and had played at Portland the night before. The Hawks were fresh, back at full strength and had a chance to start their four-game Western Conference trip in style.
– The Clippers were ripe for a beating, and the Hawks obliged. “This game was a challenge for our mental focus,” Smoove said. “We couldn’t worry about who they had playing.”
– The Clippers pushed the Hawks while losing at Philips Arena on Feb. 3 but this wasn’t the same team. Baron Davis sat out with a sore back. Marcus Camby was traded on Monday. Al Thornton and Sebastian Telfair were traded before the game on Tuesday.
– Al Horford, fresh off his first All-Star appearance, went for a career-high 31 points. He was 12 of 15 from the floor as the Hawks shot 54 percent and scored 70 points in the paint. “The guys were finding me and I was getting a lot of good looks,” he said. “I was finishing plays and making them pay.”
– No one paid more than Clips forward DeAndre Jordan, who had all kinds of trouble with Horford. Al didn’t look like he needed a break over the weekend. “I had two really good practices,” he said. “I felt good coming into the game.”
– The Hawks led from seven minutes into the game until the final buzzer. “We got off to a pretty good start,” J.J said. “One thing we’ve got to get better at is jumping on teams and putting them away really fast. We’re still learning to do that but we’re getting better.”
– “We knew we really couldn’t give this team confidence early or we’d be in for a long night,” Smoove said.
– Smoove had 20 points, nine boards and seven assists. As complete games like this become more and more common it shouldn’t be lost that he’s having a great year.
– Zaza was back from his hip injury and looked good while getting eight points and five rebounds in 18 minutes. He looked to have good lift in his legs, which is a good sign. Zaza said he felt pretty good, too. “I can’t say all the pain is gone but I will take this one,” he said. “I will keep an eye on it.”
– Jamal came back from a shoulder injury and had 12 points and five assists. “It’s a real good start to the trip,” he said.
– When the Clippers threatened to get back in the game in the second quarter, the Hawks turned up their defensive pressure. They got six of their 16 steals in the period and held the Clippers to 18 points. “In the second quarter we came out and established the way we wanted the game to be,” J.J. said.
– The Hawks next head to Phoenix for a Friday night game. They face the Warriors on Sunday and the Jazz on Monday. Energy shouldn’t be a problem. “We are fresh,” Zaza said. “The couple of days off really helped us.”
– I’m out, Hawks fans.
MC
Tell us what you think about the site
Customer Care »
Vacation stops, manage subscriptions and more
AJC Services
Sections
Other Editions
Visitor Agreement | Privacy Statement
© 2013 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
151 comments Add your comment
Melvin
February 18th, 2010
10:18 am
Ok I’m going to continue with this circus. If T-Mac gets bought out, I want him in a Hawks jersey. Maybe he could play some useful mins, if not, I’m sure he will help with the tix sales….More revenue, more revenue… Just think if we provide the ASG with more revenue then they will invest more money into the team. Huh, what’s that? Did someone say the extra profit will go into their pockets. I don’t believe you…
NOTSO FAST
February 18th, 2010
10:18 am
The Hawks need 1 big man to do the dirty work around the basket in order to have a real chance in the playoffs.The future is now.
NoleRick
February 18th, 2010
10:18 am
Feels good to get the W, just winning last night said alot about this team. They didnt come out with the normal 1st quarter doldrums.
Dukester9
February 18th, 2010
10:22 am
Well here is my 2 cents if we can trade with the 76ers. I believe this gives us that big front center that we need. 15+ rebounds and defensive presence in the paint. I would love to see Dalembert, Horford,J Smith,JJ and Jamal in the last 5 minutes of a game in a playoff series.
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=ygy8mba
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
10:42 am
nire- That would be my point as well. Why would they want to make that trade?
Astro Joe
February 18th, 2010
10:45 am
If we’re signing broke down former dunkers who don’t win playoff games to deliver revenue, let’s go the cheap route and bring in Harold Miner.
richbrave
February 18th, 2010
10:59 am
richbrave
February 18th, 2010
10:57 am
MANNY T:
“Are all Wizards season ticket holders on suicide watch tonight? All of their big 3 gone, but they will have cap space if anyone wants to start a rebuilding project……………….”
Au contraire, mes amis, ARENAS lives to haunt the franchise for years to come. Think the HAWKS want him. No more BIBBY. Let’s play GM. I’ll trade you ARENAS and 25% of his salary for the next two years for TEAGUE and your first right now. What do you say?
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:04 am
AL HORFORD IS A BITCH!!!!
Wabe
February 18th, 2010
11:04 am
Before I write anything, where are all of the Al Horford haters at?
I tend to agree with most of what’s being said on the blog. We played inside out last night, without actually going back out. I know we were up by 10 for most of the game, but the lead seemed much bigger than it was simply because of the way we were scoring. We got anything we wanted. Easy bucket after easy bucket. The gaurds weren’t dominating the ball, but instead they were feeding Big Al and Smith inside. We have to continue to do that.
The bench played pretty well when on the floor as well. JT0 had his moments last night.
Overall, great win and a great start to the 2nd half of the season. I still think it’d be great if Sund could pull the trigger for another quality guy to come off the bench, but that doesn’t seem too likely – so we’re stuck with what we’ve got. But, at this point, I’m not complaining too much about that.
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:11 am
gaurds?
Melvin
February 18th, 2010
11:15 am
The former brokedown dunker must come with a prerequisite of at least 5 multiple all-star appearances, former scoring champ, previous own sneaker deal and under the age of 32….
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:15 am
Horford is trade bait!
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:17 am
Horford is being dangled,- ESPN!
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:21 am
Yea, looks like the hawks are going to get a center after all!
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
11:25 am
Melvin- I am not sure totally how this works but the Knicks got McGrady for his expiring contract which will give them more cap space to sign a superstar. I believe that he has to be on their roster for 30 days before they can buy him out and then another 30 before he can sign with another team. That is if the Knicks want the cap break, which clearly they do. So, I don’t think McGrady will get bought out.
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:25 am
The Hawks are about to pull off a three team deal…Hello mr Lopez, goodbye mr Horford… gee its so quiet on this site I can hear a pin drop-LMAO!
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:26 am
I CAN SEE FUUKING DANIEL WAVING GOOD BYE!
theZaZaguy
February 18th, 2010
11:26 am
Ryan also refers to JSmoove as employee #5. Usually after he inspects and then rejects something.
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:27 am
CHECK ESPN BABY, HERE WE COME CLEVELAND!
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
11:27 am
Hey “Yes Man”/Truth Serum- C’mon you don’t have to use insults and you don’t need to post false information. It is really sad. I hope you are able to pull out of this again, because you were pretty good there for awhile. Seriously.
TheYes Man
February 18th, 2010
11:34 am
Dude, I can speak for myself, what insults are you talking about?
Astro Joe
February 18th, 2010
11:41 am
Melvin, I thought you were about winning… TMAC is the antithesis of winning.
The reality is...
February 18th, 2010
11:45 am
Chris
February 18th, 2010
11:34 am
Jeff…..
I believe even if the Hawks make a move, they are not one player away from beating Cleveland. One player might get them past Orlando though if it was for a true “Center” so Horford could play his natural position. So if the Hawks make a move….I want a Center.
As for the Braves, I am not fired up about the Damon Offer. I think McLouth will be just fine in the leadoff spot. He steals bases, doesn’t strikeout a great deal, and has the power to sort of have that Ricky Henderson threat to hit it out of the ballpark. I am not comparing him to Henderson by any means, only that he is a threat for the homerun. I’d prefer Dye in the outfield if the Braves are going to bring in another player.
Tiger is the face of Golf whether he likes it or not. He is a celebrity whether he likes it or not. When you make mistakes as a celebrity you have to face the music. Stand up at the podium, set a time limit on the news conference. Read your statement and show some guts by answering a few questions so that this saga can start being put to rest.
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
11:35 am
Yep, trade Marv & Al together
bibby/teague -PG
crawford – SG
Joe Johnson – SF
Josh Smith – PF
LEGIT CENTER – C
WISE
February 18th, 2010
11:15 am
your wrong we do need a true center. not for the regular season but to go up agianst shaq, howard, and bynum. without one we have zero chance in 7 games
Clay
February 18th, 2010
8:00 am
The Hawks need a legitimate big man to compete with the Magic and now the Cavs. So, yes they need help, but just can’t afford it, or won’t move anyone they could to get what they need.
Saabotager
February 18th, 2010
8:32 am
The Hawks are on their own no help in sight. They should have made a run at Gortat last year. The Hawks can still make it to the eastern conference championship, but an athletic big would get them over the hump. Woody needs to start preparing Collins.
DHD
February 18th, 2010
8:46 am
Big Z would look good as another backup C for the rest of the year. As for long term..Marvin, rights to Childress and a draft pick for Amar’e would work for me.
Go Hawks
February 18th, 2010
9:12 am
Hawks need someone to defend Dwight Howard, a strong veteran like Kurt Thomas, just to give six hard fouls and frustrate Howard. They also really need a better, more reliable backup small forward. Marvin is up and down and Mo Evans is starting to show his age.
Jeff Schultz
February 18th, 2010
9:13 am
All I’m saying: 1) Thanks; 2) Obviously contracts make deals difficult, particularly during the season. But deals can always be done, especially if you’re moving bodies. We just saw that in Cleveland; 3) You might be right about the money thing.
Ross
February 18th, 2010
9:23 am
The Hawks need a big man to be real contenders this year, but they just don’t match up well for trades at all. It isn’t that they don’t want to do something, it’s just that they can’t.
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
9:28 am
Jeff, surely ownership knows that the Hawks need a legit Center. Orl: Howard & Gortat, Cleveland: Shaq & Jamison, Celtics: Perkins & KG.
We are athletic but we can win a game against Orlando (and possibly Cleveland) because he lack size in the paint. What options do we have to upgrade the front court? Or are our hands tied because of Joe Johnson’s pending free agency? And Crawford’s too?
L.Young
February 18th, 2010
9:32 am
The Hawks need to move Marvin Williams to the bench and pick up a Center (5). Horford needs to move back to his natural position of the 4.
JC Season Ticket next to ATL Bench
February 18th, 2010
9:35 am
Jeff,
Thanks for your insight. Ive been to every home game (4 season tickets)this year including preason(Larry Brown was ejected- still laughing). We HAVE to make a run at ZYDRUNAS. We need to RUN-trust me EVERY COACH WANTS TO RUN BUT WOODY & THEY ALSO DONT WANT TO DOUBLE D HOWARD ANYMORE BUT NOT WOODY. Woody better hope that we dont draw Charlotte in the Playoffs or he will be outcoached in that series.Al scored 31 last night running, HELLO can we draw some plays for HIM. I love Defense but we cant forget about OFFENSE. Thanks
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
9:55 am
Perkins (Celtics) is a better actual Center than Horford. Horford is more of a finesse player, which makes him better suited for the PF position, rather than a true Center. Horford isn’t as physical in the paint as he needs to be…. Watch Horford against taller Centers, he cannot defend them.
Hoops
February 18th, 2010
10:02 am
You want a young BIG that has a huge future? Talk the Nets into trading Brook Lopez. Remember you have to give something up if you want a really great Center. Send them Horford and Childress. Now we can compete with the post players in the East!
Truth-Serum
February 18th, 2010
10:18 am
No Brainer!
Schultz, great subject with an easy answer. No brainer. That is if the management is serious about stepping up and competing for a championship.
Hoops, Excellent! Another no Brainer. As good a player and hard worker as Horford is, he is a power forward who cant or doesn’t play effective defense at the 5 spot. He is a liability at the basket. The key to beating the Hawks is to get to the rim on a half court set, so you can take Josh out of the equation and isolate Horford under the basket where he has been touched repeatedly. Horford cannot protect the basket from the interior and that’s exactly what a center MUST do!
We watched, J Oneal, Shaq, Camby, Stoudamire and other centers become available and made 0, zero,non, nil, nada,not at all, we made no freaking effort to get what was clearly our weakest link coming into the season and is still our most venerable spot.
Lets trade Horford for Lopez or Stoudamire and maximize our potential. Otherwise we will be having this same discussion this time next year.
Right now we are at a point where we should move on a real time basis and not wait to play catch up in the off season. That never works because every body gets better in the off season. Move while the chase is on!
Can you hear me now?
February 18th, 2010
11:50 am
Chris
February 18th, 2010
11:34 am
Jeff…..
I believe even if the Hawks make a move, they are not one player away from beating Cleveland. One player might get them past Orlando though if it was for a true “Center” so Horford could play his natural position. So if the Hawks make a move….I want a Center.
As for the Braves, I am not fired up about the Damon Offer. I think McLouth will be just fine in the leadoff spot. He steals bases, doesn’t strikeout a great deal, and has the power to sort of have that Ricky Henderson threat to hit it out of the ballpark. I am not comparing him to Henderson by any means, only that he is a threat for the homerun. I’d prefer Dye in the outfield if the Braves are going to bring in another player.
Tiger is the face of Golf whether he likes it or not. He is a celebrity whether he likes it or not. When you make mistakes as a celebrity you have to face the music. Stand up at the podium, set a time limit on the news conference. Read your statement and show some guts by answering a few questions so that this saga can start being put to rest.
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
11:35 am
Yep, trade Marv & Al together
bibby/teague -PG
crawford – SG
Joe Johnson – SF
Josh Smith – PF
LEGIT CENTER – C
WISE
February 18th, 2010
11:15 am
your wrong we do need a true center. not for the regular season but to go up agianst shaq, howard, and bynum. without one we have zero chance in 7 games
Clay
February 18th, 2010
8:00 am
The Hawks need a legitimate big man to compete with the Magic and now the Cavs. So, yes they need help, but just can’t afford it, or won’t move anyone they could to get what they need.
Saabotager
February 18th, 2010
8:32 am
The Hawks are on their own no help in sight. They should have made a run at Gortat last year. The Hawks can still make it to the eastern conference championship, but an athletic big would get them over the hump. Woody needs to start preparing Collins.
DHD
February 18th, 2010
8:46 am
Big Z would look good as another backup C for the rest of the year. As for long term..Marvin, rights to Childress and a draft pick for Amar’e would work for me.
Go Hawks
February 18th, 2010
9:12 am
Hawks need someone to defend Dwight Howard, a strong veteran like Kurt Thomas, just to give six hard fouls and frustrate Howard. They also really need a better, more reliable backup small forward. Marvin is up and down and Mo Evans is starting to show his age.
Jeff Schultz
February 18th, 2010
9:13 am
All I’m saying: 1) Thanks; 2) Obviously contracts make deals difficult, particularly during the season. But deals can always be done, especially if you’re moving bodies. We just saw that in Cleveland; 3) You might be right about the money thing.
Ross
February 18th, 2010
9:23 am
The Hawks need a big man to be real contenders this year, but they just don’t match up well for trades at all. It isn’t that they don’t want to do something, it’s just that they can’t.
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
9:28 am
Jeff, surely ownership knows that the Hawks need a legit Center. Orl: Howard & Gortat, Cleveland: Shaq & Jamison, Celtics: Perkins & KG.
We are athletic but we can win a game against Orlando (and possibly Cleveland) because he lack size in the paint. What options do we have to upgrade the front court? Or are our hands tied because of Joe Johnson’s pending free agency? And Crawford’s too?
L.Young
February 18th, 2010
9:32 am
The Hawks need to move Marvin Williams to the bench and pick up a Center (5). Horford needs to move back to his natural position of the 4.
AtlSouthside
February 18th, 2010
9:55 am
Perkins (Celtics) is a better actual Center than Horford. Horford is more of a finesse player, which makes him better suited for the PF position, rather than a true Center. Horford isn’t as physical in the paint as he needs to be…. Watch Horford against taller Centers, he cannot defend them.
Hoops
February 18th, 2010
10:02 am
You want a young BIG that has a huge future? Talk the Nets into trading Brook Lopez. Remember you have to give something up if you want a really great Center. Send them Horford and Childress. Now we can compete with the post players in the East!
Truth-Serum
February 18th, 2010
10:18 am
No Brainer!
Schultz, great subject with an easy answer. No brainer. That is if the management is serious about stepping up and competing for a championship.
Hoops, Excellent! Another no Brainer. As good a player and hard worker as Horford is, he is a power forward who cant or doesn’t play effective defense at the 5 spot. He is a liability at the basket. The key to beating the Hawks is to get to the rim on a half court set, so you can take Josh out of the equation and isolate Horford under the basket where he has been touched repeatedly. Horford cannot protect the basket from the interior and that’s exactly what a center MUST do!
We watched, J Oneal, Shaq, Camby, Stoudamire and other centers become available and made 0, zero,non, nil, nada,not at all, we made no freaking effort to get what was clearly our weakest link coming into the season and is still our most venerable spot.
Lets trade Horford for Lopez or Stoudamire and maximize our potential. Otherwise we will be having this same discussion this time next year.
Right now we are at a point where we should move on a real time basis and not wait to play catch up in the off season. That never works because every body gets better in the off season. Move while the chase is on!
Truth Serum
February 18th, 2010
11:53 am
I’m choking on the two nuts I spoke of yesterday.
darrell starks
February 18th, 2010
11:57 am
WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU WANT TRADE HORFORD ITS OFFENSIVE SKILLS IS IMPROVING.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!
darrell starks
February 18th, 2010
11:59 am
BIBBY AND MARVIN IS THE IDEAL TRADE 2 MAKE THE HAWKS BETTER AND A FIRST.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!
Sautee
February 18th, 2010
12:00 pm
And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, was reality????? Pretty scary, huh?
This from the basketball brain that thought Zaza only got so many offensive rebounds because he was too lazy to get back on D.
And that rebounding was not part of post play.
geez.
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
12:07 pm
Sautee- Is it just me or are things getting crazier on here?
Sautee
February 18th, 2010
12:09 pm
Hey Im sorry I used your name maliciously Truth-Serum, Im not a man and this is what ive descended to, you ought to just piss on me like every body else does.
Hey every body, I wrote this.
Truth Serum
February 18th, 2010
11:53 am
I’m choking on the two nuts I spoke of yesterday.
darrell starks
February 18th, 2010
12:11 pm
Look we need a center but since we cant get 1 we must improve the point gaurd and small ford 2 be able 2 compete.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!
Astro Joe
February 18th, 2010
12:15 pm
Check out this quality interview. Go down to the section that says “Brandon and Woolvey” and listen to today’s interview with Ian Thomsen (SI.com NBA columnist). He has an interesting take on the Hawks relative to the Cavs. Definitely worth checking out.
Astro Joe
February 18th, 2010
12:16 pm
Oops, a link may be a good idea:
http://www.790thezone.com/instantreplay/
darrell starks
February 18th, 2010
12:17 pm
IS 2 LATE IGG WANT OUT OF PHILLY.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!
darrell starks
February 18th, 2010
12:24 pm
I think if joe can see the hawks doing something 2 improve the team then he will stay, i would like to see JOE and IGG on the same team.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!
Melvin
February 18th, 2010
12:29 pm
Good link Astro. Now can you get Mr. McDavid (or whatever the car dealer name) on the phone. Cash is King and we need an owner (I prefer a majority owner not a group) with deep pockets. Maybe we could win the title in 2020 with a richer owner…
Sautee
February 18th, 2010
12:31 pm
Speaking of not being a man, it seems that Truth-serum couldn’t take the TRUTH I posted, so he has to try and post as me.
COWARD!
Can you not fight your own battles?
Pitiful misfit.
Those who have read the blog through the years KNOW that the 12:09 post was YOU trying to get at me by stealing my handle.
Nice try, though. Actually it WASN’T so nice, but that’s what we’ve come to expect from you.
I MUS WRITE
February 18th, 2010
12:34 pm
INSIDE -OUT …. 31 points for Horford against an All Star Center- Get the man more touches. Josh had a good game as well -he really fills the stat sheet night in night out -Also his passing is rediculous this year he is a really good passer -These guys will only get better -I luv it
With all that said -I tend to agree with Stephen A Smith that the hawks have a good chance to make the ECF if they face they face Boston 2nd round but Cleveland and Orlando are just to much for us- We dont have the size up front to deal with Howard,Shaq,Gortat,Varijaeo etc…
Illgauskas would be a nice pick up -the man is a dam oak tree in the middle and he takes up alot of space – I really want Mcgee from Washington,but i dont know if we have the peices to make a move.
What did I say 2 weeks ago about Marvin, for every good game he has he disappears for 3 or 4, He did absolutely nothing last night -how the hell do u go two full quarters without scoring. O i almost forgot he got his shot air mailed twice for those keeping track-
Jamison is good but Amare would have really made me a believer that the CAVS could win it all- I just dont think they hv enuff to beat LA in 7 games. Watch out for Dallas as well. Butler and Haywood will improve that team IMO
Dam it couldnt we have atleast made an offer for Haywood, Our owners are really sum glass half full types if the think joe smith and zaZa are enuff to compete with the big boiz……
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
12:43 pm
darrell- I really like your idea of Igudala and Joe on the same team, and I know you worked out the money trade, but I still don’t see Philly being willing to make that trade because both Bibby and Marvin have long term deals.
NoleRick
February 18th, 2010
12:43 pm
I think the scariest thing I have seen all day regarding the trade deadline is Boston picking up Nate Robinson. The way he ALWAYS torches the Hawks, will make that 7 game series alot scarier.
Sautee
February 18th, 2010
12:47 pm
And 1 udder thang, I’m not as stupid as I look! I know the difference between Larry Jones and chipper Jones when i see Dem!
I MUS WRITE
February 18th, 2010
12:49 pm
Feed the post more…Inside – Out, 31 points against another All Star type talen is pretty good. Marvin disapeared again last night not to mention getting his shot air mailed twice for those keeping track…. Is it me or has Bibby’s shot been off dam near all year -The man is getting slower by the minute Marvin and Bibby are becoming liabilites on both ends of the floor –
I would have liked to get either Illgauskas or Haywood two huge guys to put in the middle while smoove and Horford go to work. We wont get out of the second round if we face Orlando or Cleveland -just dont have enuff size -and some of yall are dillusional if u think Joe Granddaddy Smith and ZAZA will be enuff to compete with the big boiz.
Sund should have tried to work this type deal
Uldric/Thompson for Bibby/Marvin
Also for those who were cry’n about flip last summer, The last game we lost when Jamal was out says everything- he is a really important part of this team. I would keep him over anybody not named Horford,Smith or johnson
I MUS WRITE
February 18th, 2010
12:54 pm
I would like robin lopez as well -i know he’s under a rookie contract but he is a guy I would like nex to Smoove/Horford
Jamal,JJ,Smoove,Horford,Lopez….for those thinking that there wouldnt be enuff fire power form our bigs -think again Marvin rarely shows up -Smoove could be alot more effective at the 3 playing with Lopez/Horford
Stupid is as
February 18th, 2010
12:57 pm
Enter your comments here
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
12:58 pm
IMUS- I don’t think Josh will be more effective at the 3. In the NBA today, the swing position has to be able to hit that corner three. Plus, that moves Josh away from what he does best on defense which is weak side shot blocking and rebounding. Don’t get me wrong I am all for trading Marvin if we can upgrade that position, but I think we end up hurting the team with Josh at the 3.
Stupid is as...
February 18th, 2010
12:59 pm
NoleRick its not just Robinson, in one who gets on the inside of the hawks post destroys us, and yes, boston will be much better than us now. We need a center!
Stupid is as...
February 18th, 2010
1:00 pm
Josh block well from any side and this aint football, there is no weakside. Its perimeter,wings, key, lane, and post.
Stupid is as...
February 18th, 2010
1:05 pm
Al Horford
2009-10 Statistics
PPG
13.7
RPG
9.30
APG
2.1
EFF
+ 20.60
Born: Jun 3, 1986
Height: 6-10 / 2.08
Weight: 245 lbs. / 111.1 kg.
College: Florida
Years Pro: 2
GeeMack
February 18th, 2010
1:08 pm
Daniel
Sometimes I think fans think just because they come up with a trade scenario the other team will just go for it.
That’s my only explantion on some of the ridiculous stuff I see here.
Marvin & Bibby for Igudala?
How about I sell the city of Philidelphia the Liberty bell? Think they’ll buy it?
Daniel
February 18th, 2010
1:10 pm
Stupid is(Truth Serum)- Please do not comment on my posts as you have violated several of the genltemanly rules of this blog. Weakside, btw is commonly used in basketball, to reference off the ball blocked shots and refering to player spacing on the court. So, I will ask you again nicely to please stop.