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Re: Buckeyes In The NBA (2012-13 Season)
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Posted: 11/10/2012 1:49 PM
Re: Buckeyes In The NBA (2012-13 Season)
HIGHLIGHTS of Turner's 25 point performance vs Boston
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Posted: 11/10/2012 1:59 PM
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VIDEO of Mullens and Anthony Davis mixing it up a bit and having to be separated.... unfortunately for Mullens, Davis got the best of him after this happened
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Posted: 11/11/2012 1:36 AM
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11/10/2012
Kosta Koufos - (Nuggets beat Warriors 107-101)
25 Minutes, 7 Points (3-6 shooting, 1-2 FTs), 7 Rebounds, 5 Blocks
Jared Sullinger - (Celtics beat Bucks 96-92)
7 Minutes, 2 Points (0-0 shooting, 2-2 FTs), 4 Rebounds
Byron Mullens - (Bobcats beat Mavs 101-97)
38 Minutes, 7 Points (3-9 shooting, 1-5 from 3), 14 Rebounds, 1 Assist
Evan Turner - (76ers beat Raptors 93-83)
37 Minutes, 8 Points (2-7 shooting, 0-1 from 3, 4-5 FTs), 12 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 1 Steal, 1 Block
Daequan Cook - (Rockets beat Pistons 96-82)
6 Minutes, 5 Points (2-2 shooting, 1-1 from 3), 1 Rebound, 3 Assists
Mike Conley - DNP
I watched the Bobcats/Mavs game tonight.... It was probably the best game I've seen Mullens play.... sure he's had great scoring nights where his jumper was falling (which wasnt the case tonight), but in those games, he played as a 7 foot shooting guard and cared little about defense or rebounding.....
tonight was different.... his shot wasnt falling so he didnt force it and focused on rebounding and defense.... the effort was fantastic on defense and making sure to box out and rebound, rather than take off up the court (like he often does)....
on the offensive end, he still stood around the perimeter alot (they want to use him as a stretch 4), but instead of jogging back on defense when a shot went up, he was crashing the boards hard and fighting for rebounds.... he only had 3 offensive rebounds in the box score, but he got hands on multiple balls making them 50/50 balls or he tipped them back to the guards..... for the first time in a while, he played like a legit big man in the NBA.....
if he can put this kind of effort in every game with his rebounding and defense, mixed in with this scoring ability, he has the ability to be a solid NBA player..... or, he can go back to being a 7 foot SG who is just a jump shooter and only cares about scoring..... hopefully tonight is a turning point for him
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Posted: 11/11/2012 8:31 PM
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Conley had 18 points and 9 dimes tonight for the Grizzlies, who beat the Heat and are now 5-1.
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Posted: 11/11/2012 8:53 PM
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11/11/2012
Mike Conley - (Grizzlies beat Heat 104-86)
32 Minutes, 18 Points (7-11 shooting, 3-6 from 3, 1-1 FTs), 3 Rebounds, 9 Assists
Evan Turner - DNP
Jared Sullinger - DNP
Byron Mullens - DNP
Daequan Cook - DNP
Kosta Koufos - DNP
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Posted: 11/11/2012 8:59 PM
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KyleSLamb wrote: Conley had 18 points and 9 dimes tonight for the Grizzlies, who beat the Heat and are now 5-1. he's really turned into a nice NBA player he really doesnt have any weaknesses as a player he runs the team well as a PG, he attacks and scores when he has to, he can beat his man off the dribble and get to the basket, he can shoot the 3, he's a great FT shooter, he is a pest defensively and was 2nd in the NBA in steals last season, and just physically he's worked so hard on his body and is along stronger if he swapped places with a guy like Brandon Jennings and was able to shoot 20+ times every game and be the main scorer, he would put up all star numbers
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Posted: 11/12/2012 5:17 AM
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7-11 shooting.
3-6 from 3.
which i presume leaves 4-5 from 2 pt land.
+26 led all players.
aside...
... to watch conley munch nash deep in the playoffs.... mmmmm. mmm. |
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Posted: 11/12/2012 11:54 AM
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BuckeyeBash22 wrote:
KyleSLamb wrote: Conley had 18 points and 9 dimes tonight for the Grizzlies, who beat the Heat and are now 5-1. he's really turned into a nice NBA player
he really doesnt have any weaknesses as a player
he runs the team well as a PG, he attacks and scores when he has to, he can beat his man off the dribble and get to the basket, he can shoot the 3, he's a great FT shooter, he is a pest defensively and was 2nd in the NBA in steals last season, and just physically he's worked so hard on his body and is along stronger
if he swapped places with a guy like Brandon Jennings and was able to shoot 20+ times every game and be the main scorer, he would put up all star numbers first of all imo nba'ers see conley as much better than jennings - 2nd, jennings doesnt put up anywhere near 20 shots a game finally conley is not missing the all-star game because of jennings, but rather because of rondo and paul and nash and rose and westbrook, etc |
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Posted: 11/12/2012 12:20 PM
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cmasbuck wrote:
BuckeyeBash22 wrote:
KyleSLamb wrote: Conley had 18 points and 9 dimes tonight for the Grizzlies, who beat the Heat and are now 5-1. he's really turned into a nice NBA player
he really doesnt have any weaknesses as a player
he runs the team well as a PG, he attacks and scores when he has to, he can beat his man off the dribble and get to the basket, he can shoot the 3, he's a great FT shooter, he is a pest defensively and was 2nd in the NBA in steals last season, and just physically he's worked so hard on his body and is along stronger
if he swapped places with a guy like Brandon Jennings and was able to shoot 20+ times every game and be the main scorer, he would put up all star numbers first of all imo nba'ers see conley as much better than jennings - 2nd, jennings doesnt put up anywhere near 20 shots a game
finally conley is not missing the all-star game because of jennings, but rather because of rondo and paul and nash and rose and westbrook, etc he took 17 FGA per game last season.... and that doesnt include the times he draws fouls and gets to shoot FTs.... so yeah, I'd say last season he was close to 20 shot attempts per game and my point is if Conley always had the ball in his hands and ran the offense and was asking to be more of a scoring PG, he would put up comparable stats to alot of those guys as far as all stars in the NBA.... 2 years ago in the playoffs, Conley outplayed Tony Parker in the 1st round..... he went toe to toe with Westbrook in the 2nd round and then last year, Conley was fantastic vs the Clippers vs Chris Paul minus his poor game 7... those guys may be the best, but Conley always holds his own vs those guys and isnt far behind
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Posted: 11/12/2012 1:18 PM
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he's taking 14 a game this season (or in your math about 10 a game) - 15/game in his career - he's an excellent foul shooter, so going to the foul line is smart - but i get it, you dont like him - whatever, hard to get too torqued about players on the milwaukee bucks
the rest we agree on, conley's just behind the star pgs in the league
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Posted: 11/13/2012 2:07 AM
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11/12/2012
Kosta Koufos - (Suns beat Nuggets 110-100)
17 Minutes, 4 Points (2-3 shooting), 3 Rebounds, 1 Assist, 2 Blocks
Jared Sullinger - (Celtics beat Bulls 101-95)
13 Minutes, 3 Points (1-2 shooting, 1-1 from 3), 1 Rebound, 4 Assists, 1 Block
Evan Turner - (Bucks beat 76ers 105-96)
25 Minutes, 8 Points (3-8 shooting, 2-4 FTs), 4 Rebounds, 5 Assists
Daequan Cook - (Heat beat Rockets 113-110)
DNP - Coaches Decision
Mike Conley - DNP
Byron Mullens - DNP
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Posted: 11/13/2012 3:13 AM
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Through the first 7 games of the season I am going to list the averages and where they rank by Position, the lower the number the more impact the player is making (1 being the best)
G Mike Conley
PPG-14.8 Rank:25
FG%-.500 Rank:11
APG-6.8 Rank:15
PTS+REB+AST-25.0 per game Rank:22
SPG-2.0 Rank:9
Overall Impact For Guards:16
F Evan Turner
PPG-12.3 Rank:30
RPG-9.5 Rank:9
APG-3.3 Rank:8
PTS+REB+AST-25.2 Rank:18
MPG-34.4 Rank:18
Overall Impact For Forwards:16
F Byron Mullens
PPG-11.6 Rank:38
RPG-8.4 Rank:15
APG-.8 Rank:86
PTS+REB+AST-20.8 Rank:34
MPG-32.6 Rank:24
Overall Impact For Forward:39.4
F Jared Sullinger
PPG-3.7 Rank:115
RPG-4.5 Rank:63
APG-.3 Rank:112
PTS+REB+AST-8.5 Rank:99
MPG-17.8 Rank:89
Overall Impact for Forward:95
Overall Impact For Rookie:19
C Kosta Kofus
PPG-7.9 Rank:30
RPG-6.4 Rank:23
APG-.3 Rank:45
PTS+REB+AST-14.6 Rank:29
BPG-1.86 Rank:11
Overall Impact For Center:27
It would be way to be work and kind of pointless to do Cook, he is barley getting PT
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Posted: 11/13/2012 10:10 AM
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i'm surprised Cook is still in the league.
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Posted: 11/13/2012 5:18 PM
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nomatta wrote: i'm surprised Cook is still in the league. he has a guaranteed contract.... otherwise he may have been waived by the Rockets after the Harden deal he's definitely a fringe NBA player right now.... he's a 3 point specialist who hasnt exactly been a great 3 point shooter over the past year or so. It's a shame too, because 2 seasons ago, he was fantastic for the Thunder in the 2nd half of the season and in the playoffs he's probably gonna have to settle for a 1 year contract somewhere this offseason and potentially fight for a roster spot
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Posted: 11/13/2012 5:25 PM
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No chance Rondo and Rose are stoping Conley from All Stagames --------------------------------------------- --- cmasbuck wrote: BuckeyeBash22 wrote:
KyleSLamb wrote: Conley had 18 points and 9 dimes tonight for the Grizzlies, who beat the Heat and are now 5-1. he's really turned into a nice NBA player
he really doesnt have any weaknesses as a player
he runs the team well as a PG, he attacks and scores when he has to, he can beat his man off the dribble and get to the basket, he can shoot the 3, he's a great FT shooter, he is a pest defensively and was 2nd in the NBA in steals last season, and just physically he's worked so hard on his body and is along stronger
if he swapped places with a guy like Brandon Jennings and was able to shoot 20+ times every game and be the main scorer, he would put up all star numbers first of all imo nba'ers see conley as much better than jennings - 2nd, jennings doesnt put up anywhere near 20 shots a game finally conley is not missing the all-star game because of jennings, but rather because of rondo and paul and nash and rose and westbrook, etc --------------------------------------------- |
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Posted: 11/14/2012 10:34 AM
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11/13/2012
Byron Mullens - (Bobcats beat Wizards 92-76)
27 Minutes, 9 Points (3-8 shooting, 1-3 from 3, 2-4 FTs), 6 Rebounds, 4 Assists, 2 Steals, 2 Blocks
Evan Turner - DNP
Jared Sullinger - DNP
Mike Conley - DNP
Daequan Cook - DNP
Kosta Koufos - DNP
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Posted: 11/15/2012 5:45 PM
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11/14/2012
Mike Conley - (Grizzlies beat Thunder 107-97)
35 Minutes, 8 Points (4-12 shooting, 0-2 from 3), 5 Rebounds, 7 Assists
Jared Sullinger - (Celtics beat Jazz 98-93)
16 Minutes, 2 Points (1-1 shooting), 2 Rebounds
Byron Mullens - (Bobcats beat TWolves 89-87)
34 Minutes, 12 Points (5-12 shooting, 0-2 from 3, 2-2 FTs), 15 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 1 Steal, 4 Blocks
Evan Turner - (Pistons beat 76ers 94-76)
23 Minutes, 3 Points (1-6 shooting, 1-2 FTs), 3 Rebounds, 2 Assists, 1 Steal
Daequan Cook - (Rockets beat Hornets 100-96)
DNP - Coaches Decision
Kosta Koufos - DNP
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Posted: 11/15/2012 5:46 PM
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Really thought that Turner was going to make a big jump this season.
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Posted: 11/15/2012 7:47 PM
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BuckinDayton wrote: Really thought that Turner was going to make a big jump this season. Just not a shooter. #1 skill necessary to thrive in the NBA. heck, look at mullens!
On a sidenote, Dayton's Brian Roberts made the hornets roster, and has played well the last two games. nice to see a guy go the Euro route, improve his game, and succeed in the NBA. |
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Posted: 11/15/2012 8:02 PM
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buhkeiz wrote:
BuckinDayton wrote: Really thought that Turner was going to make a big jump this season. Just not a shooter. #1 skill necessary to thrive in the NBA. heck, look at mullens!
On a sidenote, Dayton's Brian Roberts made the hornets roster, and has played well the last two games. nice to see a guy go the Euro route, improve his game, and succeed in the NBA. Turner doesnt excel in the half court offense he mostly stands in the corner while Jrue Holiday runs the show Turner excels when he gets a rebound, pushes it up the court, and then either creates for himself or a teammate notice games when he doesnt rebound well, he doesnt get a ton of shots or assists.... when he gets alot of rebounds, he gets shots and assists but bottom line is.... he needs to develop a consistent mid ranger jumper or he'll never reach his potential
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