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Date: Nov 1, 2007 20:00
Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
some potential, as did Afflalo.
Of course, it's hard to gauge
-- Miami was without Wade, and still is
trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
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Author: SkippyPBSkippyPB Date: Nov 2, 2007 09:36
>Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>some potential, as did Afflalo.
>
>Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>
>Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
I'm sure you meant Ricky Davis, not Ricky Walker (no such player).
He's always been a good shooter no matter where he's played. His
problem has always been he's a me first player and doesn't really know
the meaning of team.
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Author: HosmericaHosmerica Date: Nov 2, 2007 12:38
"Brian Matthews" ddd.com> wrote in message
news:24rmi3pdcc6g2irr1pdn0d21s7kooat9rs@4ax.com...>>Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>>career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>>some potential, as did Afflalo.
>>
>>Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>>trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>>situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>>Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>>
>>Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
>
> I agree. Good win. And I'll go out on a limb and say that this year is
> FINALLY the year Prince makes an All Star team. IMO, the guy is one of
> the most under-rated players in the league. He's soft spoken, a hard
> worker, can handle the ball and he's durable. Can you tell he's one of
> my favorite players in the NBA? : ) ...
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Date: Nov 2, 2007 12:42
On Nov 2, 12:36 pm, SkippyPB nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote:>>Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>>career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>>some potential, as did Afflalo.
>
>>Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>>trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>>situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>>Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>
>>Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
>
> I'm sure you meant Ricky Davis, not Ricky Walker (no such player).
Oops, yeah. That's what I get for posting after watching a game and
having a drink or two.
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Author: The Family ChauffeurThe Family Chauffeur Date: Nov 2, 2007 13:06
> Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.
We're on our way...NBA Finals or bust!
Ben who?
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Author: pH 4C1DpH 4C1D Date: Nov 2, 2007 21:20
> On Nov 2, 12:36 pm, SkippyPB nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote:
>>>>Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>>>career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>>>some potential, as did Afflalo.
>
>>>Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>>>trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>>>situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>>>Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>
>>>Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
>
>> I'm sure you meant Ricky Davis, not Ricky Walker (no such player).
>
> Oops, yeah. That's what I get for posting after watching a game and
> having a drink or two.
> ...
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Author: SkippyPBSkippyPB Date: Nov 3, 2007 09:02
On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 11:07:20 -0700, pH 4C1D webtv.net> wrote:
>> Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>> career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>> some potential, as did Afflalo.
>>
>> Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>> trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>> situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>> Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>>
>> Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
>
>I heard on NBA TV that Rip had a baby...
Wow! A medical miracle. No wonder he didn't want to travel with the
team. :)
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Author: pH 4C1DpH 4C1D Date: Nov 3, 2007 09:37
On Nov 3, 12:02 pm, SkippyPB nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote:> On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 11:07:20 -0700, pH 4C1D webtv.net> wrote:>>> Quite a game by Tayshaun -- career high in points (34) and tied a
>>> career high in rebounds (12). Chauncey played well too. Hayes showed
>>> some potential, as did Afflalo.
>
>>> Of course, it's hard to gauge -- Miami was without Wade, and still is
>>> trying to fit some pieces together, and we were without Rip (family
>>> situation?). Much as I don't like him, Ricky Walker looked good.
>>> Smush Parker didn't make me think we should have kept him though.
>
>>> Still, a road win against a playoff team is nothing to sneeze at.--Joe
>
>>I heard on NBA TV that Rip had a baby...
>
> Wow! A medical miracle. No wonder he didn't want to travel with the
> team. :)
>
> Regards, ...
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Author: rdjiordjio Date: Nov 3, 2007 16:52
Sheed didn't dominate Dwight Howard.
From the jump ball Howard was the superior at the center position and
Sheed would have been in for one hell of a long night had the young
stallion not got that first bogus foul where he supposedly pushed off to
get a rebound.
That early foul made the kid timid and upset his adrenelin. The first
three minutes of play it was like Sheed wasn't even on the floor, Howard
crushed him.
And Sheed only blocked two of Howard's shots the third block was on
someone else. BTW the one block was simply loathing because had Howard
not tossed up the shot he'd have been called for three seconds.
Sheed's not a center, calm down, there still has to be a solution for
that five spot. Nazr showed promise there in fact. Overall it was a
good win over the Magic but then they havn't really contested the
Pistons in the last nine meetings.
They don't match up well against us.
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Author: Grey MattersGrey Matters Date: Nov 3, 2007 17:14
Anita Darling wrote:
> Sheed didn't dominate Dwight Howard.
> From the jump ball Howard was the superior at the center position and
> Sheed would have been in for one hell of a long night had the young
> stallion not got that first bogus foul where he supposedly pushed off to
> get a rebound.
> That early foul made the kid timid and upset his adrenelin. The first
> three minutes of play it was like Sheed wasn't even on the floor, Howard
> crushed him.
If the truth is that one early foul kills a player, even a ticky tack one,
then I think the only conclusion is that the guy is a head case.
I think the reality is that Howard is a pro who won't get freaked by one
call, but Wallace adjusted.
> And Sheed only blocked two of Howard's shots the third block was on
> someone else. BTW the one block was simply loathing because had Howard
> not tossed up the shot he'd have been called for three seconds.
If Howard was "superior" how many of Wallace's shots did he block?
> Sheed's not a center, calm down, there still has to be a solution for
> that five spot.
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