
Lamrock wrote:We're spamming this time to the top. That recap earned you the nickname "hovacane"



Randy Brown wrote:Hey Chris, sry to hear from our tough start to the season. I'm sure we will spoil the Cavs tonight. Just a few things.
At first, you should definitely think about the contract of Maceo Baston. It only has 5 days left until it expires. If you want to sign him for another 10 days you should call me so I can deal with it.
Some alternatives could be Melvin Ely who has already been on the Cats organisation or Stromile Swift although I doubt he would sign for 10 days. As I said, just give me a call.
Second, I sent Alexis Ajinca to the D-League just as you ordered. He will be on the Main Red Claws. If you want we can have an eye on him and his playing performance, but the D-League will not start until late November. He did not take it too personal since it is not his first time in the D-League.
The last thing, we took care of the scouting report you demanded. Ron Harper had a closer look at Willie Warren and went over to see the Oklahoma Sooners playing. Here is what he wrote.
Ron Harper wrote:
Okay this is what I can tell you so far about Willie Warren. He was born on the 22nd of October in 1989 and thus is 20 years old. Right now he is a sophomore as he decided to stay another year at Oklahoma. His Height is at 6-4 and I don't think he will grow any further. He weights around 207 pounds and already has a strong enough body for the NBA.
So for his strenghts and weaknesses I thought it would be good to give you some points.
Strenghts:
- very explosive and athletic, quick first step, good leaping
- very confident, likes to take (and make) big shots
- good shooter, can hit outside shots, can hit it from NBA range
- has a big array of moves off the dribble
- could also be able to play PG at least from his ball handling and passing
Weaknesses:
- lacks a real position, too small for SG in the NBA, not a real PG though
- a bit egoistic as he has a great scoring mentality
- often takes bad shots instead of driving past the defender
- despite being quick he has yet to develop a defensive game and mentality
This guy could be drafted first for sure. I hope he won't be by us. But if we end up with a high pick we should consider him as on of the top prospects.
I hope this one could help you. I will have a look at John Wall next. Cheers, Harper.
Doug Collins wrote:Hey Chris,
just a few words about our progression with the single coaching sessions. I am pleased to tell you that Gerald Henderson has really shown some improvement on his shot be it catch&shoot or off the dribble. Gerald shows the right work ethic and it is fun to watch him at training.
Sadly I have to tell you that we tried to work with Boris Diaw on his quickness but did not succeed so far. He just has to put more effort into it. Maybe you can have a few words. You know this guy is so gifted that we really have to get the best out of him. His versatility could really lift our team. See you tomorrow in the gym.
Doug






Week 2 (1st-7th of November)
The Nets (1-2) will visit Charlotte on Monday coming from a loss against the Wizards at Washington 108-120. The Nets were without Devin Harris who sat out the first three games with a groin injury but is expected to start for the first time this season against the Bobcats. New Jersey allowed Gilbert Arenas to pour in 42 points and got outrebounded 30-40. With Devin Harris out, three youngsters have stepped up their game to fill in and give the Nets one win already. Chris Douglas-Roberts averages 19.3 points and 7.3 rebounds per game so far. Courtney Lee, who scored 28 points against the Wizards is averaging 18.3 points per game. Brook Lopez, last year's rookie surprise, is not far away of a double-double averaging 10.3 points and 8.5 rebounds. Rookie Terence Williams also showed glances of his potential and is averaging 6.3 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game.
The Atlanta Hawks (2-1) will be the next ones visiting Charlotte. The Hawks had a perfect start into last week but suffered a close 100-104 loss in their third game against the Lakers. Kobe Bryant scored 38 points to overcome 22 points and 7 assists by Joe Johnson and 19 points and 6 rebounds by sixth man Marv Williams. The Hawks decided to let him come off the bench and give Jamal Crawford the starting spot moving Johnson to SF. Crawford is averaging 13.7 points so far this season and is playing more unselfish. Joe Johnson has been scoring well so far with 24 points per game and has also added 4.7 assists. The best Hawk this season so far must be Josh Smith. J-Smoove is putting on All-Star like numbers. How about 16.3 points, 8.7 rebounds, 3.7 steals and 2.3 blocks per game on highly efficient .62% shooting. It's only three games played, but he has already set the tone for this season.
The Chicago Bulls (2-1) will be the last game of the week for the Bobcats visiting United Center. The Bulls have already been the initiators of two majors upsets. They beat the Celtics at Boston 111-98 and also upset the Spurs at home 81-99 behind Luol Deng's 27 points. Deng has been the Bulls' topscorer so far averaging 19.7 points. Derrick Rose holds averages of 15.5 points and 7.3 assists per game. Joakim Noah showed great improvement and is so far averaging 14.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game. The Bulls are 3rd best in FG% and 2nd in 3pt% right now.



















hova- wrote:The Bobcats ran a play for their game high man Stephen Jackson and he got wide open in the corner for three. Jackson could not hit.

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