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carey wrote:Like Goodwin, MKG has been trying to rebuild his shot from the ground up working with Mark Price.

http://www.atthehive.com/2014/10/1/6881 ... -real-deal

archie, i'll get you chip engelland's contact number.

The Bobster wrote:

carey wrote:https://twitter.com/WojYahooNBA/status/517730181117521921 Shortest owner tenure ever?

Not even close. The Cavaliers had three owners in about six months back in the early '80s.


As for Brooklyn being for sale - I hear Donald Sterling has plenty of extra cash lying around......

this is not good for silver, yes? prokhorov is one of the richest people in the world. why is he selling? is this donald sterling's revenge?

ShelC wrote:He should study Bruce Bowen.

he shot 75% in his rookie year, 140/187.
in his sophomore year, 61%, 113/184.
#nickanderson

Hell, to bad they can't just re-hire the guy who taught Mark Price how to shoot - Denny Price - he was a Suns assistant coach from 1973-74 to 1974-75.


http://newsok.com/william-dennis-denny- ... le/2703736

The Bobster wrote:Hell, to bad they can't just re-hire the guy who taught Mark Price how to shoot - Denny Price - he was a Suns assistant coach from 1973-74 to 1974-75.


http://newsok.com/william-dennis-denny- ... le/2703736

engelland taught mediocre shooters like tony parker and kawhi leonard how to shoot.

Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

INFORMER wrote:Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

which tweet?

INFORMER wrote:Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

Because somebody confused the Spurs black jerseys with the Nets black jerseys. Close enough.

SDC wrote:

INFORMER wrote:Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

which tweet?

The embedded tweet in the message that you replied to.

Superbone wrote:

INFORMER wrote:Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

Because somebody confused the Spurs black jerseys with the Nets black jerseys. Close enough.

Except for the fact that those black jerseys have "Spurs" across them lol

iLLmatic wrote:

SDC wrote:

INFORMER wrote:Maybe someone already addressed this, but why is there a picture of the San Antonio Spurs with that tweet?

which tweet?

The embedded tweet in the message that you replied to.

ah. i have disallowed www.twitter.com in my noscript.

Holy crap - I guess if there's one thing this front office has done well in recent years, it's in its ability to dodge bullets :

Channing Frye sprains MCL

Sorry if this has already been posted but the NBA is considering getting rid of extra free throws.

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ine-enough

Wally_West wrote:Sorry if this has already been posted but the NBA is considering getting rid of extra free throws.

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ine-enough

this rule will be tough on teams with players who cant make free throws.

Wow, about Channing Frye's injury. It's like the instant players get away from our team and medical staff, they break down. Hope the guy is able to play at some point this year.

Scenes from I Am Marbury or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Marbury . Puts Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondheim's work to Shame.

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FTs are a part of the game. If anything, I'd like to see them keep the FTs and factor it into someone's assist rate. So if a guy hits a FT, it counts as 0.5 assist.

ShelC wrote:FTs are a part of the game.

Yeah, I can't see them making that change. That would make decades worth of stats and records invalid.

Mori Chu wrote:Wow, about Channing Frye's injury. It's like the instant players get away from our team and medical staff, they break down. Hope the guy is able to play at some point this year.

The Suns' medical staff is absurdly overrated.

Do you really think theyre doing something different than the other 29 teams?

More like Steve Nash and Grant Hill had great careers here because they both had exceptional diets. Shaq had a bounce back due to his desire to prove he still had something left.

But lets get real. Theres also a plethera of players who came here who didnt have some sort of miraculous return to their prime. Vince Carter, Michael Redd, Brian Grant, Jalen Rose etc.