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[Carson Wentz]

Sim, porque o ambiente aqui é de cortar à faca. Ganhem tino (ou escolham um franchise de jeito para apoiar :mrgreen: )

[Jonas F]

A moral :mrgreen:

[Bynum Lover]

Adorava que os Lakers e Celtics fossem as piores equipas do ano que vem.

 

Luta pela 1st pick

Eu também gostava de um dia ter o pior record, qual é a sensação? Só para me preparar ;)

 

Mendx, não disseram nada de mal lol. Os Lakers são como o Benfica, são do topo e é natural haver quem goste e quem não goste. Tal como o Kobe que é melhor que milhares e milhares de jogadores da NBA e do basket mundial e mesmo assim há quem não goste dele ;)

 

fds por favor, não quero o Griffin para nada jesus!

[vakjew]

Clippers Call Off Trade Talks With Celtics

 

The Los Angeles Clippers have called off trade talks with the Boston Celtics on a deal involving Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett.

 

The Celtics were seeking DeAndre Jordan and two future first round picks in exchange for the right to hire Rivers as head coach and Garnett.

 

The Clippers will move forward with their coaching search with Byron Scott on Tuesday and Brian Shaw on Wednesday.

 

Via Broderick Turner/Los Angeles Times

 

YES,YES, oh yes

[Pat Riley]

Eu também gostava de um dia ter o pior record, qual é a sensação? Só para me preparar ;)

 

A sensação não é má, má é ter a 2ª pick do draft e pickar o Beasley...

[What]

A sensação não é má, má é ter a 2ª pick do draft e pickar o Beasley...

Eu não posso dizer isso, porque fiz o mesmo no mock draft do cmpt. :mrgreen:

 

Ao menos acertei no ano seguinte a pickar o Jennings. :mrgreen:

[Pat Riley]

Já falamos sobre isso várias vezes, a maioria do pessoal acreditava que o Beasley era melhor que o Rose.

 

E já agora:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/31635-michael-beasley-should-be-first-draft-pick-for-chicago-bulls

 

E tinha posto isto aqui há relativamente pouco tempo:

 

When we talk about draft picks we discuss athleticism, outside shot, basketball IQ, college success, vertical leap and the other things we as fans can see and measure.

 

But maturity and passion for the game and the craft matter more in how a player develops. Competitiveness matters a lot. We can’t measure it, and a lot of teams seems to ignore it.

 

To illustrate the point comes a fascinating story from The Jerry Tarkanian Show on Tuesday night, as told by Clippers’ Director of Player Development Dave Severns (via the Jack Fertig blog).

 

Remember that the Chicago Bulls had the first pick in the 2008 draft. Coach Vinny Del Negro and owner Jerry Reinsdorf had personal interviews with the guys they were considering to be the No. 1 pick, including Derrick Rose of Memphis and Michael Beasley of Kansas State. Serevens takes the story from there.

 

During the session with Beasley, there were a couple occasions in which (one of) his (two) cell phones went off. Believe it or not, he answered the calls!

 

New head coach Vinny Del Negro advised him that he was meeting with the owner and that, at that time, there couldn’t be too many things more important than listening to what Mr. Reinsdorf had to say and answering whatever questions the people at the meeting had of him. When Reinsdorf posed the question, “What about college basketball bothered you most?” Beasley contemplated for a moment and said, “When you go on the road and the referees make bad calls.”

 

When it was Rose’s turn in front of the brass, he sat up straight and was totally focused. He had a thorough grasp of the magnitude of the encounter. He put his ego aside. Consider this is a guy who won back-to-back state titles in high school and went 38-2 in his only season in college, dropping the national championship game in overtime. His answer speaks for the kind of guy Derrick Rose is and why he’s destined for (even more) greatness. What was his response to Reinsdorf’s question, “What about college basketball bothered you most?”

 

“Losing.”

 

[Klebergol]

Para o ano metade das equipas "fortes" vão estar enfraquecidas, certo? Estou ansioso para ver a próxima época de Golden State e de Cleveland.

[Jonas F]

E dos Nuggets? :mrgreen:

 

Eu estou é curioso com a época dos Bulls, todos os dias antes de ir dormir rezo um bocadinho para o Rose voltar pelo menos ao nível que estava ( :mrgreen: ).

Editado 18 Junho 2013 por Jonas

[Klebergol]

Também, mas não ao nível que me estava a referir. Da mesma forma que estou curioso para ver a temporada das tais equipas fortes que, supostamente, irão sair enfraquecidas.

Editado 18 Junho 2013 por Officer KO

[What]

Já falamos sobre isso várias vezes, a maioria do pessoal acreditava que o Beasley era melhor que o Rose.

 

E já agora:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/31635-michael-beasley-should-be-first-draft-pick-for-chicago-bulls

 

E tinha posto isto aqui há relativamente pouco tempo:

 

When we talk about draft picks we discuss athleticism, outside shot, basketball IQ, college success, vertical leap and the other things we as fans can see and measure.

 

But maturity and passion for the game and the craft matter more in how a player develops. Competitiveness matters a lot. We can’t measure it, and a lot of teams seems to ignore it.

 

To illustrate the point comes a fascinating story from The Jerry Tarkanian Show on Tuesday night, as told by Clippers’ Director of Player Development Dave Severns (via the Jack Fertig blog).

 

Remember that the Chicago Bulls had the first pick in the 2008 draft. Coach Vinny Del Negro and owner Jerry Reinsdorf had personal interviews with the guys they were considering to be the No. 1 pick, including Derrick Rose of Memphis and Michael Beasley of Kansas State. Serevens takes the story from there.

 

During the session with Beasley, there were a couple occasions in which (one of) his (two) cell phones went off. Believe it or not, he answered the calls!

 

New head coach Vinny Del Negro advised him that he was meeting with the owner and that, at that time, there couldn’t be too many things more important than listening to what Mr. Reinsdorf had to say and answering whatever questions the people at the meeting had of him. When Reinsdorf posed the question, “What about college basketball bothered you most?” Beasley contemplated for a moment and said, “When you go on the road and the referees make bad calls.”

 

When it was Rose’s turn in front of the brass, he sat up straight and was totally focused. He had a thorough grasp of the magnitude of the encounter. He put his ego aside. Consider this is a guy who won back-to-back state titles in high school and went 38-2 in his only season in college, dropping the national championship game in overtime. His answer speaks for the kind of guy Derrick Rose is and why he’s destined for (even more) greatness. What was his response to Reinsdorf’s question, “What about college basketball bothered you most?”

 

“Losing.”

 

Eu na minha justificação do pick referi que se por algum acaso eu tivesse que escolher entre o Beasley ou o Rose, havia uma boa chance de escolher o primeiro. :mrgreen:

[Hugo Jr.]

Doc Rivers, Kevin Garnett trade to Clippers is dead

 

Thank you lord [-o<

[Ed]

O melhor PF da história da NBA faz anos!!!!!

 

Parabéns Captain Kirk

 

 

[Bynum Lover]

Vai ter um belo presente amanhã o Duncan :mrgreen:

[pedrituh_9]

Jazz add Jerry Sloan as consultant

[zlatanzinho]

Jazz add Jerry Sloan as consultant

Jerry Sloan on why he didn't end up with another team - "I got spoiled with this organization... I always had the Jazz on my mind."

 

 

Welcome back! Ideal era vir para o lugar do Corbin mas pronto, assim já n é mau lol

Editado 20 Junho 2013 por Wiz Khalifa

[Pat Riley]

perep alterações nos Suns para o ano:

[Carson Wentz]

Já era de esperar, com a mudança no court.

[Ed]

Não gosto daquele S de resto não inventaram muito, o que é de louvar.

[andriy pereplyotkin]

perep alterações nos Suns para o ano:

Já tinha visto, e já esperava algo do género, embora ainda não tenho visto uma confirmação. Eu gosto, embora também gostasse que não abandonassem completamente o roxo.

[Nuk]

Van Exel vai ser um dos AC do Drew (já o era nos Hawks). Adoro o gajo, finalmente uma boa noticia. Espero um bom trabalho dele, no desenvolvimento dos jovens.

[Pat Riley]

Parece que o Phil Jackson vai regressar aos Lakers mas não é como treinador felizmente.

[pedrituh_9]

é para o mesmo cargo do Sloan, consultant.

[Pat Riley]

E o Stern vetou a trade dos C's com os Clippers :lol:

[vakjew]

YES, STERN TE AMO