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[ Bericht 9% gewijzigd door popolon op 15-02-2008 00:23:45 ]
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Jason Kidd van NJ naar Dallas :
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quote:Op woensdag 13 februari 2008 21:47 schreef D-Wade het volgende:
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Ze moeten zelfs nog een speler halen om aan de minimale eis van een Roster te voldoen.
Zo dun zitten ze daar.
quote:Op woensdag 13 februari 2008 21:57 schreef popolon het volgende:
Zal me niks verbazen als Ben Wallace ook in het Westen opduikt binnen een week of wat: Een Shaq- of Gasol 'stopper' kunnen meerdere teams nu wel gebruiken.
En Chicago wil toch van 'm af. Zou geen slechte zijn voor de Mavs (Diop is weg, Dampier is offensief en defensief niet super) maar die hebben niks meer om te traden.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Diop hadden ze nooit weg moeten doen. Wat de Nets daarmee willen snap ik eigenlijk ook niet.
Swift vorige week gehaald,Krstic is terug,Sean Williams(?) en nu Diop erbij. Dat zijn dus 4 gelijkwaardige centers.
Nets zijn dus nog iets van plan.
Las dit erover:
Swift vorige week gehaald,Krstic is terug,Sean Williams(?) en nu Diop erbij. Dat zijn dus 4 gelijkwaardige centers.
Nets zijn dus nog iets van plan.
Las dit erover:
quote:NorthJersey.com reports that according to league sources, the Bulls have discussed a possible trade with the Nets that would send forward Andres Nocioni and guard Thabo Sefolosha to New Jersey for forward Bostjan Nachbar, guard Marcus Williams, forward Antoine Wright and center Jamaal Magloire. Nets president Rod Thorn opted not to comment on the trade rumors and said the Nets are not close to making any deals, yet. "If something presents itself that makes us better, then we have to take a look at it," Thorn said.
Valt toch wel mee?quote:Op woensdag 13 februari 2008 22:50 schreef ScienceFriction het volgende:
Kidd naar dallas? Had ik nog niet gelezenGaan alle all-stars nu in het Westen Spelen?
Shaq en Kidd hebben beide niet heel lang meer te gaan. Marion bijvoorbeeld zal de komende jaren wel All Star worden nu.
[ Bericht 13% gewijzigd door F1Bas op 13-02-2008 22:59:33 ]
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Hmmm... Shooting percentage van Kidd is wel bedroevend laag dit seizoen met 36%. Devin Harris leek me toch een keeper voor de Mavs. Ik snap niet dat ze nou zo graag Kidd wilden hebben, met 35 jaar oud en een toch mindere defense nu... z'n stats zijn nog steeds goed (behalve shooting dan), maar Dallas gooit toch wel z'n toekomst weg zo lijkt het.
The Wild West wordt steeds interessanter
The Wild West wordt steeds interessanter
De Shaq trade en de Kidd trade zijn beide desperation moves van zowel de Suns als de Mavs. Beide zijn een antwoord op de trade van de Lakers. Beide moves zijn erg risky: Enorm veel cap space in een oude speler.quote:Op woensdag 13 februari 2008 22:53 schreef F1Bas het volgende:
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Valt toch wel mee?
Shaq en Kidd hebben beide niet heel lang meer te gaan. Marion bijvoorbeeld zal de komende jaren wel All Star worden nu.
The Lakers must be falling over with laughter by now.
In the wake of their acquisition of Pau Gasol -- a trade that cost them nothing of value -- two of their biggest rivals for Western Conference supremacy responded by dealing key pieces of their core for Eastern Conference legends in their mid-30s. First, of course, came Phoenix's deal for Shaquille O'Neal last week, and now the Mavericks have jumped in with today's close-to-completion deal for Jason Kidd.
This isn't nearly as bad as the Shaq trade -- let me get that out of the way up front. But it has the same whiff of panic to it, coming as it did after the Mavs suffered consecutive whippings at the hands of second-tier Eastern teams, and following Mark Cuban's insistence that Dallas wouldn't unload half its team for Kidd.
The Jason Kidd Era in Jersey appears to be ending.
But that's exactly what they're about to do. Dallas is about to send Devin Harris, Jerry Stackhouse, DeSagana Diop, Devean George, Maurice Ager, cash and two first-round picks to New Jersey for Kidd, Antoine Wright, Malik Allen and a second-rounder. (Technically it would be two trades, with Wright for a No. 2 as a side deal in order to meet league roster requirements).
Obviously, the two main protagonists are Kidd and Harris. So let me ask you a provocative question that I brought up when the three-way version of this deal was kicked around: Would you trade Harris for Kidd straight up?
Based on notoriety alone, most would offer a quick yes. But shine that light a little closer. Kidd's PER this season is 16.07, while Harris is way ahead at 18.66. This may shock some people who have only seen the reports of his triple-doubles, but Kidd is scoring at a much lower rate this season, shooting a hideous 36.7 percent from the field, and his turnover rate has skyrocketed. While he's far from the only culprit, his decline is one reason the Nets are 25th in offensive efficiency.
Per 40 minutes, Harris averages nearly seven points more; that's huge; he also gets to the line more than twice as often and shoots a far better percentage from the field. His true shooting percentage of 59.2 dwarfs Kidd's 48.3. Think about that difference for a second -- for every nine shots they take (including free-throw sessions), Harris has a one-point advantage.
Finally, Harris is a huge plus at the defensive end, where he has the quickness to defend the Parkers, Pauls and Nashes of the West and was second in the league in offensive fouls drawn last season, according to 82games.com. By my methods, he was the best defensive point guard in the league in 2006-07. Unfortunately, the one guy he struggled against was Baron Davis, a fact that may be seared in the Mavs' memories given how last season ended.
Kidd's two big advantages are passing and rebounding, and they're gargantuan differences, make no mistake. But if you break it down, it seems his numbers in those two categories might decline in Dallas' system.
As far as assists go, the Mavs are one of the league's most isolation-heavy teams and annually have among the league's lowest rates of assisted baskets; the Nets are the opposite and are annually among the highest. It's possible Dallas changes some of that to take advantage of Kidd, of course, but somehow I imagine the high-post isos for Dirk Nowitzki and Josh Howard will remain the bread-and-butter of the offense.
Additionally, Kidd's passing skills are most lethal in transition, but the Mavs run infrequently. While some still imagine this as a wild-west Don Nelson outfit, Dallas has been one of the league's slowest-paced teams ever since Avery Johnson took over.
On the rebounds, New Jersey's frontcourt rebounding was historically bad for the first two months of this season, as I mentioned in another piece earlier on -- leaving a ton of boards available for Kidd to grab. In fact, Kidd's rebound rate has declined quite a bit since Josh Boone took over for Jason Collins, as fewer caroms were left over for the guards. Similarly, he won't have as many boards available for him to snag in Dallas, where the Mavs were already seventh in the league in defensive rebound rate (nearly all of Kidd's boards are defensive).
OK, so he won't score as much as Harris, and he might lose a bit on his rebounds and assists. One can still come up with some offsetting positives. For starters, Kidd is a leader in a locker room that appears in need of one. Dallas' testicular fortitude has been questioned in the past two postseasons, so perhaps he can make a difference there. And it's possible he'll be more motivated in Big D than he was in New Jersey; at the very least, I suspect he'll suffer from fewer headaches.
In addition, Kidd is a good defender against bigger guards, which means Dallas might be able to play him and Jason Terry together for 40 minutes and dispense with the 30 scoreless minutes they're getting each night from the Eddie Jones-Trenton Hassell combo. (Although just in case they get nostalgic, Wright's addition makes it a trio of wing guys who can defend but can't score).
But before you get too excited, look into the future. Kidd is 10 years older and costs five times as much; even after Harris' extension kicks in he'll be triple the cost. Which player do you think you'd rather have in 2008-09? What about in 2009-10, presuming the Mavs extend Kidd, when he'll be 36 and Harris 26?
know, I know -- this move was made primarily with this season in mind. So let's say after all that you still like Kidd better than Harris. Do you like him so much better that you're willing to include Stackhouse and Diop and two first-round draft choices?
Diop was Dallas' starting center and best low-post defender (Side note: guess that Shaq trade had them real worried, huh?), while Stackhouse was one of their most important bench players. In fact, the irony of this trade is that a big reason for Dallas' recent struggles is that Harris and Stackhouse have been injured.
The Mavs are 4-4 since Harris went out; Stackhouse has played only once in that time, for just 11 minutes. It's an ugly 4-4 too. Of the wins, two were against Memphis and one was Milwaukee; of the losses, the losses included one-sided setbacks against Detroit, New Jersey and Philadelphia.
That takes us to an aspect of this trade nobody is paying any attention to: Harris' huge impact on the Mavs' success over the past two seasons. In 2006-07, when Dallas won 67 games, guess who had the biggest on-court vs. off-court point differential? Hint: It wasn't the MVP. According to 82games.com, Dallas was a whopping +14.2 points per 48 minutes with Harris on the court. Moreover, the Harris-Nowitzki combo was the single most effective player combination in the league.
This year, the Harris-Terry-Howard-Nowitzki-Dampier unit has played 164 minutes together and outscored opponents by 43 points (that's a whopping 12.6 points per 48 minutes). The four most common Harris-Terry arrangements all have massively positive point differentials, adding up to an advantage of +20.7 points per 48 minutes (!). So much for the idea that you can't play two small guards together.
No, we're not done yet -- there's one final point to consider. The Nets will likely buy out Stackhouse, but there's no guarantee Dallas will be able to resign him; in fact by rule they aren't allowed to for 30 days.
In the meantime, is it that hard to imagine bench-starved Cleveland diving in with the $4.1 million remaining on its midlevel exception, or the Pistons ($3.86 million) bringing him back to Motown to replace the struggling Jarvis Hayes? For that matter, what about the Spurs ($4.4 million) or Suns (full midlevel) breaking out the wampum just to spite their Western rivals? Keep in mind, too, that these salaries would be prorated for the rest of this year, lowering the luxury tax hit those teams would take.
In the final analysis, then, it seems Dallas gave up quite a bit to make what is, even with the most rose-colored glasses, a marginal upgrade at the point. It's possible it could work, but my issue with this deal is that the risk and reward seem out of line. Much like Phoenix with the Shaq deal, I can't help but wonder if the Mavs are fixated on what Kidd was 18 months ago rather than what he'll be over the next 18 months.
Let me repeat that I'm not nearly not as down on this trade as I am on Phoenix's. But on balance, I think it puts Dallas farther from a title rather than closer. And as a result, I suspect Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak may be having a quiet chuckle when he checks his Blackberry today.
In the wake of their acquisition of Pau Gasol -- a trade that cost them nothing of value -- two of their biggest rivals for Western Conference supremacy responded by dealing key pieces of their core for Eastern Conference legends in their mid-30s. First, of course, came Phoenix's deal for Shaquille O'Neal last week, and now the Mavericks have jumped in with today's close-to-completion deal for Jason Kidd.
This isn't nearly as bad as the Shaq trade -- let me get that out of the way up front. But it has the same whiff of panic to it, coming as it did after the Mavs suffered consecutive whippings at the hands of second-tier Eastern teams, and following Mark Cuban's insistence that Dallas wouldn't unload half its team for Kidd.
The Jason Kidd Era in Jersey appears to be ending.
But that's exactly what they're about to do. Dallas is about to send Devin Harris, Jerry Stackhouse, DeSagana Diop, Devean George, Maurice Ager, cash and two first-round picks to New Jersey for Kidd, Antoine Wright, Malik Allen and a second-rounder. (Technically it would be two trades, with Wright for a No. 2 as a side deal in order to meet league roster requirements).
Obviously, the two main protagonists are Kidd and Harris. So let me ask you a provocative question that I brought up when the three-way version of this deal was kicked around: Would you trade Harris for Kidd straight up?
Based on notoriety alone, most would offer a quick yes. But shine that light a little closer. Kidd's PER this season is 16.07, while Harris is way ahead at 18.66. This may shock some people who have only seen the reports of his triple-doubles, but Kidd is scoring at a much lower rate this season, shooting a hideous 36.7 percent from the field, and his turnover rate has skyrocketed. While he's far from the only culprit, his decline is one reason the Nets are 25th in offensive efficiency.
Per 40 minutes, Harris averages nearly seven points more; that's huge; he also gets to the line more than twice as often and shoots a far better percentage from the field. His true shooting percentage of 59.2 dwarfs Kidd's 48.3. Think about that difference for a second -- for every nine shots they take (including free-throw sessions), Harris has a one-point advantage.
Finally, Harris is a huge plus at the defensive end, where he has the quickness to defend the Parkers, Pauls and Nashes of the West and was second in the league in offensive fouls drawn last season, according to 82games.com. By my methods, he was the best defensive point guard in the league in 2006-07. Unfortunately, the one guy he struggled against was Baron Davis, a fact that may be seared in the Mavs' memories given how last season ended.
Kidd's two big advantages are passing and rebounding, and they're gargantuan differences, make no mistake. But if you break it down, it seems his numbers in those two categories might decline in Dallas' system.
As far as assists go, the Mavs are one of the league's most isolation-heavy teams and annually have among the league's lowest rates of assisted baskets; the Nets are the opposite and are annually among the highest. It's possible Dallas changes some of that to take advantage of Kidd, of course, but somehow I imagine the high-post isos for Dirk Nowitzki and Josh Howard will remain the bread-and-butter of the offense.
Additionally, Kidd's passing skills are most lethal in transition, but the Mavs run infrequently. While some still imagine this as a wild-west Don Nelson outfit, Dallas has been one of the league's slowest-paced teams ever since Avery Johnson took over.
On the rebounds, New Jersey's frontcourt rebounding was historically bad for the first two months of this season, as I mentioned in another piece earlier on -- leaving a ton of boards available for Kidd to grab. In fact, Kidd's rebound rate has declined quite a bit since Josh Boone took over for Jason Collins, as fewer caroms were left over for the guards. Similarly, he won't have as many boards available for him to snag in Dallas, where the Mavs were already seventh in the league in defensive rebound rate (nearly all of Kidd's boards are defensive).
OK, so he won't score as much as Harris, and he might lose a bit on his rebounds and assists. One can still come up with some offsetting positives. For starters, Kidd is a leader in a locker room that appears in need of one. Dallas' testicular fortitude has been questioned in the past two postseasons, so perhaps he can make a difference there. And it's possible he'll be more motivated in Big D than he was in New Jersey; at the very least, I suspect he'll suffer from fewer headaches.
In addition, Kidd is a good defender against bigger guards, which means Dallas might be able to play him and Jason Terry together for 40 minutes and dispense with the 30 scoreless minutes they're getting each night from the Eddie Jones-Trenton Hassell combo. (Although just in case they get nostalgic, Wright's addition makes it a trio of wing guys who can defend but can't score).
But before you get too excited, look into the future. Kidd is 10 years older and costs five times as much; even after Harris' extension kicks in he'll be triple the cost. Which player do you think you'd rather have in 2008-09? What about in 2009-10, presuming the Mavs extend Kidd, when he'll be 36 and Harris 26?
know, I know -- this move was made primarily with this season in mind. So let's say after all that you still like Kidd better than Harris. Do you like him so much better that you're willing to include Stackhouse and Diop and two first-round draft choices?
Diop was Dallas' starting center and best low-post defender (Side note: guess that Shaq trade had them real worried, huh?), while Stackhouse was one of their most important bench players. In fact, the irony of this trade is that a big reason for Dallas' recent struggles is that Harris and Stackhouse have been injured.
The Mavs are 4-4 since Harris went out; Stackhouse has played only once in that time, for just 11 minutes. It's an ugly 4-4 too. Of the wins, two were against Memphis and one was Milwaukee; of the losses, the losses included one-sided setbacks against Detroit, New Jersey and Philadelphia.
That takes us to an aspect of this trade nobody is paying any attention to: Harris' huge impact on the Mavs' success over the past two seasons. In 2006-07, when Dallas won 67 games, guess who had the biggest on-court vs. off-court point differential? Hint: It wasn't the MVP. According to 82games.com, Dallas was a whopping +14.2 points per 48 minutes with Harris on the court. Moreover, the Harris-Nowitzki combo was the single most effective player combination in the league.
This year, the Harris-Terry-Howard-Nowitzki-Dampier unit has played 164 minutes together and outscored opponents by 43 points (that's a whopping 12.6 points per 48 minutes). The four most common Harris-Terry arrangements all have massively positive point differentials, adding up to an advantage of +20.7 points per 48 minutes (!). So much for the idea that you can't play two small guards together.
No, we're not done yet -- there's one final point to consider. The Nets will likely buy out Stackhouse, but there's no guarantee Dallas will be able to resign him; in fact by rule they aren't allowed to for 30 days.
In the meantime, is it that hard to imagine bench-starved Cleveland diving in with the $4.1 million remaining on its midlevel exception, or the Pistons ($3.86 million) bringing him back to Motown to replace the struggling Jarvis Hayes? For that matter, what about the Spurs ($4.4 million) or Suns (full midlevel) breaking out the wampum just to spite their Western rivals? Keep in mind, too, that these salaries would be prorated for the rest of this year, lowering the luxury tax hit those teams would take.
In the final analysis, then, it seems Dallas gave up quite a bit to make what is, even with the most rose-colored glasses, a marginal upgrade at the point. It's possible it could work, but my issue with this deal is that the risk and reward seem out of line. Much like Phoenix with the Shaq deal, I can't help but wonder if the Mavs are fixated on what Kidd was 18 months ago rather than what he'll be over the next 18 months.
Let me repeat that I'm not nearly not as down on this trade as I am on Phoenix's. But on balance, I think it puts Dallas farther from a title rather than closer. And as a result, I suspect Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak may be having a quiet chuckle when he checks his Blackberry today.
Ik snap de Mavs niet dat ze zoveel ofgeven voor een bejaarde.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Dat ze veel weggeven snap ik ook niet maar Kidd doet het nog steeds goed vind ik.quote:Op woensdag 13 februari 2008 23:28 schreef PirE het volgende:
Ik snap de Mavs niet dat ze zoveel ofgeven voor een bejaarde.
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[b]1[/b] Kieren terwijl je vrouw in het gebouw is.
[b]2[/b] Met je matties bellen terwijl je midden in die riet zit.
[b]1[/b] Kieren terwijl je vrouw in het gebouw is.
[b]2[/b] Met je matties bellen terwijl je midden in die riet zit.
36% FG ga je niet goed maken, hoeveel assists je ook uitdeelt.
Voor NJ wel een erg goede deal, helaas kunnen ze de binnengekomen spelers niet gebruiken in een package voor de trade deadline. Ze gaan nu even iets achter uit qua PG, maar ze hebben toch spelers die hun eigen schot kunnen creeren, zeker met Stackhouse erbij.
Voor NJ wel een erg goede deal, helaas kunnen ze de binnengekomen spelers niet gebruiken in een package voor de trade deadline. Ze gaan nu even iets achter uit qua PG, maar ze hebben toch spelers die hun eigen schot kunnen creeren, zeker met Stackhouse erbij.
Kidd trade gaat niet door. 
With the New Jersey Nets poised to complete a blockbuster deal to send Jason Kidd back to Dallas on Wednesday night, Mavericks reserve forward Devean George has unexpectedly exercised his right to block the trade, according to NBA front-office sources. Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com that the teams verbally agreed to the deal earlier Wednesday and were preparing to submit the trade for league approval when George informed the Mavericks that he wouldn't consent to being included in the deal, which is his right based on a rare provision in his one-year contract.
Amir Johnson alweer met 5 blocks. Dat doet 'ie vaak de als hij wat tijd krijgt.
With the New Jersey Nets poised to complete a blockbuster deal to send Jason Kidd back to Dallas on Wednesday night, Mavericks reserve forward Devean George has unexpectedly exercised his right to block the trade, according to NBA front-office sources. Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com that the teams verbally agreed to the deal earlier Wednesday and were preparing to submit the trade for league approval when George informed the Mavericks that he wouldn't consent to being included in the deal, which is his right based on a rare provision in his one-year contract.
Amir Johnson alweer met 5 blocks. Dat doet 'ie vaak de als hij wat tijd krijgt.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Hoezo speelde Parker niet vannacht? Geblesseerd? En hoe zit het met Elson, die zie ik alleen maar de bank warmhouden... 
The black and white you'll never pass, stick yer blue flag up yer arse!
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
'They know on the Continent that European football without the English is like a hot dog without the mustard' Sir Bobby Charlton
Hahahaha Devean George, uitgerekend vanacht speelde hij ze slechste wedstrijd uit ze hele carriere met een 0-11 op FG!quote:Op donderdag 14 februari 2008 03:25 schreef popolon het volgende:
Kidd trade gaat niet door.
With the New Jersey Nets poised to complete a blockbuster deal to send Jason Kidd back to Dallas on Wednesday night, Mavericks reserve forward Devean George has unexpectedly exercised his right to block the trade, according to NBA front-office sources. Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com that the teams verbally agreed to the deal earlier Wednesday and were preparing to submit the trade for league approval when George informed the Mavericks that he wouldn't consent to being included in the deal, which is his right based on a rare provision in his one-year contract.
Amir Johnson alweer met 5 blocks. Dat doet 'ie vaak de als hij wat tijd krijgt.
Aan de andere kant zegt het wel genoeg over hoe desperate de Mavs zijn als de fans dit soort dingen roepen:
Hebbe we Mavs hier op het forum?quote:"C'mon, what are you doing?" and, "Stop it, you're holding things up." Other lines included, "Quit being selfish," and "We want Kidd."
Hoewel Kidd natuurlijk een geweldige guard is zie ik de trade voor Dallas echt niet zitten. Hij is oud, heeft echt niet lang meer te gaan en kan-echt-niet-schieten. Hij schiet verdomme slechter dan Jason Williams. En dat zegt veel.
Het is te hopen voor de Mavsquote:Op donderdag 14 februari 2008 11:01 schreef Dunckie het volgende:
Hij bloeit wel op als hij bij dallas zit
. Kidd is gewoon vergane glorie en ik denk niet dat hij in staat is om de Mavs naar een niveau te tillen. Op termijn zijn deze trades overigens wel goed voor het Oosten.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Dat Phoenix en Dallas zich zo laten opnaaien door de Lakers trade zeg.... Ik moet de Lakers het nog maar waar zien maken.
Ben benieuwd of het door gaat. En dat Cleveland nog een echte guard gaat halen.
No one goes to Hooters for wings.
Well polish my nuts and serve me a milkshake.
A-one and a-two and a-chicka booma chick!
Well polish my nuts and serve me a milkshake.
A-one and a-two and a-chicka booma chick!
Ik hoop voor de mavs dat deze trade niet doorgaat, maar wat een sukkels dat ze de contracten niet even doorkijken op een no-trade clausule. Maar zelfs als george niet wil gaan zorgen ze wel dat er een deal komt, want harris zal het niet leuk vinden om te horen dat ze hem voor een oudje hadden willen traden
Z'n stats zullen eerder omlaag dan omhoog gaan. Mavericks zijn dit jaar een van de tragere teams qua offense. Z'n reboundcijfers en assists zullen omlaag gaan, omdat Avery Johnson meer een man is van een lager tempo (zoals de Spurs).quote:Op donderdag 14 februari 2008 11:01 schreef Dunckie het volgende:
Hij bloeit wel op als hij bij dallas zit
TO's van Kidd zijn dit jaar overigens ook hoog...
Oh, en devean George...
Ik heb altijd een hekel aan hem gehad... die paar goede wedstrijden wogen niet op tegen de hoeveelheid kutwedstrijden die hij als Laker speelde
MIA @ CHI
Hup Heat.
Hup Heat.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Het record, nou ja record, staat op naam van de Sixers:quote:Op vrijdag 15 februari 2008 12:09 schreef ShaoliN het volgende:
1 uit 25 gewonnen over de laaste wedstrijden. Best goed.
Philadelphia 76ers : 9-73 (1972-73)
Als de Heat er nou 31 op rij verliest evenaren ze dat toch heel netjes.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Wat een drama
Ik ben trouwens sinds een paar dagen een nieuwe blog begonnen, in het Nederlands. De eerste reacties zijn goed. Neem ook eens een kijkje en zeg wat je er van vindt a.u.b.
www.nba-in-nl.blogspot.com
Ik ben trouwens sinds een paar dagen een nieuwe blog begonnen, in het Nederlands. De eerste reacties zijn goed. Neem ook eens een kijkje en zeg wat je er van vindt a.u.b.
www.nba-in-nl.blogspot.com
Leuk gedaan.
Ik volg twee blogs ( www.detroitbadboys.com en www.need4sheed.com) die ik via RSS in m'n google startpagina heb.
Ik volg twee blogs ( www.detroitbadboys.com en www.need4sheed.com) die ik via RSS in m'n google startpagina heb.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Tof man. Ga 'm zeker volgen.quote:Op vrijdag 15 februari 2008 13:27 schreef no-look het volgende:
Wat een drama
Ik ben trouwens sinds een paar dagen een nieuwe blog begonnen, in het Nederlands. De eerste reacties zijn goed. Neem ook eens een kijkje en zeg wat je er van vindt a.u.b.
www.nba-in-nl.blogspot.com
Wist trouwens niet dat jij trainer was van een team.
Whahaha, nu Devean George toch wel lijkt mee te werken heeft Stackhouse het wellicht verknoeid.
Cuban dacht effe slim te zijn.
Cuban dacht effe slim te zijn.
quote:For the Mavericks, the trouble started when Stackhouse, 33, gave an interview to the Associated Press on Wednesday that suggested there was a plan for how his trade, buyout and eventual re-signing with Dallas would unfold. Stackhouse said that he was only part of the deal "to make the numbers work."
Erg leuk om te lezenquote:Op vrijdag 15 februari 2008 13:27 schreef no-look het volgende:
Wat een drama
Ik ben trouwens sinds een paar dagen een nieuwe blog begonnen, in het Nederlands. De eerste reacties zijn goed. Neem ook eens een kijkje en zeg wat je er van vindt a.u.b.
www.nba-in-nl.blogspot.com
Blijf je blog wel volgen
De celebrity game gisteren was best geinig. Mooie slamdunk van Terrell Owens (NFL speler)
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Bedankt voor het commentaar Vind het ook erg leuk om te doen dat bloggen!
Heeft er iemand beelden van die HORSE-challenge van de D-league?
Vind het ook erg leuk om te doen dat bloggen!Heeft er iemand beelden van die HORSE-challenge van de D-league?
Rookie vs Sophomore was best wel leuk te zien. Maar kan iemand bij Sport1 aan dat stomme/slechte commentaar doen 
No one goes to Hooters for wings.
Well polish my nuts and serve me a milkshake.
A-one and a-two and a-chicka booma chick!
Well polish my nuts and serve me a milkshake.
A-one and a-two and a-chicka booma chick!
Wat is eigenlijk het verschil tussen de All Star Game van zometeen en die van morgennacht?
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er is geen allstar game dadelijk. Dadelijk is er de dunk contest, 3point shootout e.d.
Morgen is het pas east vs west
Morgen is het pas east vs west
Ik zie dat Sport1 ook het all star weekend uitzendt. 
TNT zendt nu hoogtepunten uit van vorige dunk contests. Mooie beelden, vooral die van JOrdan, Carter, Wilkins en Spud Webb die met z'n 1.68 meter in '86 won.
TNT zendt nu hoogtepunten uit van vorige dunk contests. Mooie beelden, vooral die van JOrdan, Carter, Wilkins en Spud Webb die met z'n 1.68 meter in '86 won.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Slam Dunk
Skills Challenge
Three-Point Shootout
Shooting Stars
Of de volgorde klopt weet ik niet.
Skills Challenge
Three-Point Shootout
Shooting Stars
Of de volgorde klopt weet ik niet.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Morgen kijken, vannacht maar niet, moet om 10 uur werkenquote:Op zondag 17 februari 2008 01:49 schreef popolon het volgende:
Ik zie dat Sport1 ook het all star weekend uitzendt.
TNT zendt nu hoogtepunten uit van vorige dunk contests. Mooie beelden, vooral die van JOrdan, Carter, Wilkins en Spud Webb die met z'n 1.68 meter in '86 won.
AFC Ajax, IJsselmeervogels & Indiana Pacers
Rip gaat 'm winnen. Leuke outsider.quote:
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
-edit- werkt niet.
Somebody get an fire extinguisher. Da's duidelijk Rasheed.
Somebody get an fire extinguisher.
Da's duidelijk Rasheed.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Nee joh. Eerst Shooting Stars.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Hmppf oh ik keek op de site. Die stream hapert opeens als de )(&$*(#&9. Dan maar naar beneden voor de buis.
Nou dat onderdeel kunnen ze beter schrappen, niet echt bijzonder.
Nu de skills challenge.
Nu de skills challenge.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
Oei Wade wel heel erg slecht.
Patience is not one of my virtues, neither is memory. Or patience for that matter.
