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Re: [4-4] Clip Show | Vs. Suns (who couldn't stop Ricky Davis)

Tue Jan 12, 2010 12:35 pm

I agree it all looks good and easy read. :D

Re: [4-4] Clip Show | Vs. Suns (who couldn't stop Ricky Davis)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 12:08 am

Honestly, who needs lineup pics? I mean, everybody knows who is on which team in the first season anyway and further big additions would be mentioned in the recap. I don't think the lineup pics are necessary.

Re: [4-4] Clip Show | Vs. Suns (who couldn't stop Ricky Davis)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 1:57 am

I'm with hova in this one. I made it for old stories and then I thought myself I wasn't really necessary, I would underline the starters in the boxscores.

Re: [4-4] Clip Show | Vs. Suns (who couldn't stop Ricky Davis)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 4:22 am

:crazyeyes: RICKY FRIGGIN DAVIS 10-10? HOLY SHIT

but as Pdub said, he'll be back to normal :lol:

Re: [4-4] Clip Show | Vs. Suns (who couldn't stop Ricky Davis)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 2:20 pm

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Oklahoma City Thunder @ Los Angeles Clippers

Clippers Destroy Thunder To Get Above .500
Clippers 113, Thunder 96

January 12, 2010 - Coming into this game, we knew it would likely be the only chance of the season to get above .500. Surprisingly, the Clippers played like it, destroying Kevin Durant and the blunder for their first true blowout of the season.

From the start, we were dominating. We had our obligatory 8-2 start (seriously, how does that manage to happen every night?), but we held on to it. Despite some early phantom fouls, the Clippers had difficulty scoring. Meanwhile, Eric Gordon caught fire, scoring 8 in the first period, and Al Thornton and Baron Davis had 6. A clearly frustrated Kevin Durant had just 2.

The second period saw the Thunder hit a pair of threes to get back in it, before we resumed our dominance. For some reason, the visiting Thunder continued to get all the calls, but that didn't phase us. A three-point play by Marcus Camby put us back up by double digits, and despite Durantula finding his stroke, we would hold a double-digit lead the rest of the game. Unfortunately, Baron and Chris Kaman got into early foul trouble, with 4 and 3 respectively at the half.

Even with our starting point guard and center riding pine for most of the period, we were scoring at will, and put the nail in the coffin in the third. KD continued to put up points, but the Blunder couldn't stop us from lighting up the scoreboard. Off an Eric Gordon trey, the lead became twenty and garbage time commenced. Notable highlights included a season-high 13 minutes and 7 rebounds for DeAndre Jordan, and Mardy Collins playing. However, I admittedly turned it off after the third, and didn't regret it as no valiant comeback was made.

This was the second-to-last game of our extended home stand, with our final easy game being on the 14th against the 4-8 Miami Heat. Our surprising winning record (and 7th place in the West) will likely be lost on our road trip, which includes stops in Dallas and Portland. A win against the ice-cold Heat (omg see what I did there?) would be a huge boost for our playoff hopes. Speaking of which, Blake Griffin could return for our January 20 game against Dallas! With Craig Smith's recent poor play, he should bolster our frontcourt greatly.

Some additional news is that we have made a Blockbuster trade! We sent Brian Skinner and Kareem Rush to the 8-7 Sacramento Kings in exchange for a conditional second-round pick! Skinner is averaging 0 PPG and 0 RPG in 0 minutes per game, as is Rush. The deal is a total salary dump for us.The Kings bolster their depth (barely), giving them a big body in case they end up making the playoffs, as well as another shooting guard to back up the oft-injured Kevin Martin.


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Marcus Camby played his best game of the season | A 30-20 foul call advantage wasn't good enough for OKC

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Rasual Butler: "Your team sucks Kevin!" | KD Is Shocked And Appalled By The Insult

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Image JORDAN Player Of The Game: Marcus Camby (Clippers): 18 points, 10 rebounds, 7-8 FG (30 minutes)
Marcus Camby has had a rough start to the season, posting career lows in nearly every category not called rebounding. With his atrocious shooting percentage, age and expiring contract, many expected him to be traded soon. This was his response. Scoring a very efficient 18 points on 8 shots, and grabbing a double-double, Camby destroyed undersized power forward Jeff Green, and enjoyed his best game of the season.
Image MCDWYANE Shitass Of The Game: Nick Collison (Thunder): 2 points, 3 rebounds, 1-5, 4 fouls, 2 turnovers (15 minutes)
Another day, another shitty game from a white reserve PF. Nick Collison played just fifteen minutes, but he had a very impressive 5-6 Voskuhl. Despite playing less than a third of the game, Collison posted a -12. His defense on Camby (the Clippers' worst offensive rotation player) was even more lackluster than Green's.

Other Noteworthy Performances

Eric Gordon: 20 points, 6 assists, 2 rebounds (38 minutes)
Al Thornton: 14 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists (35 minutes)
Baron Davis: 17 points, 4 assists, 5 fouls (25 minutes)
Rasual Butler: 13 points (30 minutes)

Kevin Durant: 29 points, 5 rebounds (42 minutes)
Russell Westbrook: 19 points, 6 assists (38 minutes)
Jeff Green: 13 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists (35 minutes)
James Harden: 9 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists (29 minutes)
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Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 2:24 pm

Great game by Camby (Y)

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 2:53 pm

Does Durant have a mouth guard?

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Wed Jan 13, 2010 8:17 pm

Oh man, how nice is the Voshkul?? ^^ :D
The Camby pic is really nice. Green is looking like he's seeing ghosts, maybe he also stayed in the haunted hotel the Knicks were sleeping before their game against OKC.

All in all nice win, good to see Camby delivering.

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 12:51 am

lol at the Durant photo. great win for you. nice to see Camby doing well. keep up the good work! (Y)

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:04 am

Looks like Blake Griffin won't be returning this season. What you y'all think of Blake and Camby for Batum and Aldridge? While I play all of my games, I'll have to remember to keep my ethernet unplugged so I don't get the patch. Sucks that The X and -hova downloaded it (and kept player roles on)

I'm also married to the small layout refinement (clickable team lineups + stats).

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:13 am

Keep Blake.

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:31 am

Don't trade Griffin just give him a chance to play even if it's only in virtual life :)

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:24 am

Yep, wouldn't trade Blake either.

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:44 am

Yeah, I think I'm gonna bring him back in a game or two, with limited minutes and a 25 durability rating, and see if I like him.

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 12:17 pm

or wait out the whole season? :)

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 1:06 pm

I'd rather trade him for Batum straight up than just not use him.

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 2:07 pm

Then bring him back late jan-early feb I thinks. :)

Re: [5-4] Clip Show | Vs. Thundercats (KD's team is shit)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 5:44 pm

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Miami Heat @ Los Angeles Clippers

Beasley Drops 28 As Heat Burn Clippers
Heat 123, Clippers 99

January 14, 2010 - Its tough to decide which part of tonight's loss was hardest to swallow. Michael Beasley played like a #2 pick for the first time this season, burning us (pun intended) for 28 and 8 boards. We could have been 6-4 with the win, but were thwarted by a 5-8 squad. Methinks the winner in that regard was Sebastian Telfair blowing two consecutive shots at cracking the century mark and getting us free tacos.

The game wasn't quite what you'd expect from the final score. We didn't play that much worse than them in any area or quarter, they just consistently outplayed us narrowly across the board. They shot a little better, crashed the boards a bit more and turned the ball over slightly less. After the first period, the Heat took a 28-24 lead, despite Dwyane Wade registering just two points.

The second quarter was more of the same. The Heat were a bit careless with the ball, and we got sporadic production from Baron Davis, Chris Kaman and Ricky Davis, but the Heat were unstoppable from beyond the arc. Bassy nailed a layup with 1.4 seconds left to conclude the first half with us down just 8. Dumbleavy said that we needed to step up our D (duh, it was fucking horrible at times. If I had a dollar for every time a Miami player was left wide open, I would be able to recoup the money I lost from betting on this game. (Put away the gun Gilbert! I'm good for it)

Things fell apart in the third. We opened the half with a decent comeback attempt, coming within 3 points. Unfortunately, D-Wade scored 12 of his 19 in the third, and when he wasn't scoring, he was deferring (getting his first double-double of the year). The Heat finished the quarter on a 16-5 run to take a commanding 83-68 lead going into the final quarter. Richardson hit yet another three, and that was followed by a Mario Chalmers and-one to put the final nail in the coffin. The rest of the game became garbage team in which both squads padded their stats. Unfortunately, Bassy blew a layup with 33 seconds remaining, and a jumper with 5, and we fell just a point short of the 100 point taco threshold.

Ricky Davis had a great game off the bench, scoring 18 points in as many minutes. He also outplayed the underachieving Eric Gordon, who scored 11 points on 4-12 shooting. He also out-did fellow reserve swingman Rasual Butler. Davis leads the team in PER, and if he continues to be the team's best 2 guard, there could be a starting job in his future. Baron had a great game with 21 points and 11 assists, besting Wade's 19 and 10. If only Miami had scored 25 less points. Then it would be perfect!

Our next game takes place in Dallas against the 9-3 Mavericks, ending our seven game home stand. It is a certain loss. With 8 of our 10 games being at home, and 7 of them against losing teams, our 5-5 record seems very unimpressive and temporary. A late lotto pick seems to be out destiny unless Blake Griffin makes a big splash in his return. This is the Clip Show however, so I wouldn't hold my breath. With our 5-5 record, we currently sit in eighth place, a half game ahead of the 6-7 New Orleans Hornets.


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Michael Beasley had a rare strong performance | Ex-Heat Ricky Davis put up 18 off the bench

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Baron Davis seems to only dominate during losses | Q-Rich killed us from beyond the arc

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Image JORDAN Player Of The Game: Michael Beasley (Heat): 28 points, 8 rebounds, 12-16 FG (35 minutes)
Michael Beasley is the softest "power" forward in the NBA (Thornton plays the slight majority of his minutes at the 3), and has had a fairly underwhelming career to date since being taken with the #2 pick in the 2008 draft. Fortunately, he got to play the Clippers tonight. Dropping season highs in scoring (28), rebounding (8) and field goal percentage (75%), Beasley broke down our _efense.
Image MCDWYANE Shitass Of The Game: Rasual Butler (Clippers): 8 points, 5 rebounds, 2 turnovers, 3-13 FG, 0-5 3pt (23 minutes)
8 points and 5 rebounds isn't too bad, but he wasted 23 minutes of our time, bricking shot after shot, and turning it over twice. Give his minutes to Ricky Davis and Steve Novak, and we lose by less than twenty. Fact. Now, I haven't forgotten Butler's big games earlier this season, but Rasual has got to realize that he is still just a role player, and ultimately, Al Thornton's backup.

Other Noteworthy Performances

Dwyane Wade: 19 points, 10 assists, 3 rebounds (36 minutes)
Quentin Richardson: 24 points, 5 rebounds (33 minutes)
Mario Chalmers: 12 points, 9 assists (34 minutes)
Udonis Haslem: 10 points, 7 rebounds (30 minutes)

Baron Davis: 21 points, 11 assists (35 minutes)
Chris Kaman: 14 points, 9 rebounds (30 minutes)
Ricky Davis: 18 points, 6-9 FG (18 minutes)
Al Thornton: 12 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists (34 minutes)

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:31 pm

Damn, Beasley destroyed you...

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Thu Jan 14, 2010 11:34 pm

wow, Ricky Davis had another decent performance..what in the world is going on! :o

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Fri Jan 15, 2010 2:07 am

Camby kept giving Beasley wide-open jumpers. Its no wonder he dropped 28. Ricky Davis's overall is like 63, but for some reason I'm really comfortable scoring with him - moreso than Eric Gordon. Reminds me of NBA Live dropping 50 with Cezary Trybanski

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Fri Jan 15, 2010 2:28 am

Damn, Ricky Davis is actually playing nice for more than 1 game :P

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:32 am

Oh man, bad loss. Beasley was on fire. His ability to stretch the floor is a handful to defend, especially for guys like Camby who you do not want to be drawn to the perimetre.
I would like to see Griffin in action. It sucks so much that he is out for the season in real life. So please at least in your D he should come up big ;)

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Fri Jan 15, 2010 5:23 pm

Yeah, I'm going to bring him back in a couple games. I'm not sure when the patch comes out for 360, but since me and my friend like to play 2K10 on XBL, I may need to shelve this until the player roles glitch is fixed or a workaround is found. I'll try to finish out the first half of the season until then, but just a heads up. When that happens, I'll finish up Nellieball. And maybe pull a Thierry and start a Wolves dynasty

Re: [5-5] Da Clip Show | Vs. Heat (A New Low For The Paperclips)

Sat Jan 16, 2010 2:13 am

Love the dynasty bro. Tough loss in your last game against the Heat.
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