I know the Bobcats are terrible, but are they really getting blown out by a Jazz team that's missing both of their starting bigs?
Anyone else want to see a Hou/OKC playoff matchup?
Anyone else want to see a Hou/OKC playoff matchup?
I think Jimmer will take off in his 3rd year. He's already 5th in the league in points per Min, behind Melo, Durant, Kobe, and Lebron.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--k...ely-after-spraining-left-ankle-042340929.html
So, Kobe wants to talk about not playing dirty and protecting players? Um. How about we ask Kobe about that elbow to Bibby's face 10 years ago?
And a couple things: Jones is right regarding Kobe's leg kick - that is an offensive foul. Also, shouldn't the league fine Kobe for his "revenge" remark as that is, at worst, a threat?
He was fading away and Jones just kept moving into him until he was under him (if you move into someone's leg, then yeah, you're going to get hit by their leg), it was a natural motion, not a kick. Look at videos of fade aways, and you'll noticed that same leg motion, it's called momentum. It was dirty, and I'm not quick to call things dirty, but it's obvious, obvious to even most Kobe haters.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--k...ely-after-spraining-left-ankle-042340929.html
So, Kobe wants to talk about not playing dirty and protecting players? Um. How about we ask Kobe about that elbow to Bibby's face 10 years ago?
And a couple things: Jones is right regarding Kobe's leg kick - that is an offensive foul. Also, shouldn't the league fine Kobe for his "revenge" remark as that is, at worst, a threat?
I simply disagree. It's a natural motion? No. It's Kobe's natural motion not a fade's natural motion. You don't have to kick, to fade.
And if you want to talk momentum, it goes both ways. Jones was in the heat of the moment and any NBA defender guarding a last second shot would continue "moving" into him. Did he want to pressure the shot and make it as hard as possible for him to make it? Absolutely. Did he intend to hurt him? Absolutely not.
Watch some Jordan fade aways if your'e so unconvinced, he does the same thing. It's a natural motion of right handed fade aways, what else are their legs supposed to do? Both kick up? Both bent back? That doesn't make any sense.
Watch him from the side view, he takes an unnatural lunge with his last step that was completely unnecessary.
The motion isn't that dissimilar to something Reggie Miller did for years. On an episode of Open Court, Miller confessed that he'd done it intentionally in the hopes of drawing the foul. It was a learned motion, not something that was "natural."
if there ever were a man that could make a play-by-play for even the most mundane situation imaginable fun. that man would be Chris Webber.
Watch some Jordan fade aways if your'e so unconvinced, he does the same thing. It's a natural motion of right handed fade aways, what else are their legs supposed to do? Both kick up? Both bent back? That doesn't make any sense.
Watch him from the side view, he takes an unnatural lunge with his last step that was completely unnecessary.
if there ever were a man that could make a play-by-play for even the most mundane situation imaginable fun. that man would be Chris Webber.