Game 62 Preview & Thread: Pacers at Nuggets (7pm MST)
by Andrew Feinstein on Mar 5, 2010 8:18 AM MST
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The NBA's version of "The Whitest Kids U' Know," the Indiana Pacers, make their lone appearance at Pepsi Center on Friday night.
Before waiving Travis Diener three days ago, six of the Pacers 15 players were white. I think it's safe to say that Pacers president of basketball operations Larry Bird has overreacted to the Ron Artest / Stephen Jackson / Jamaal Tinsley / Marquis Daniels era of a few seasons past (hey, that sounds like a squad Mark Warkentien would assemble!) during which we saw the biggest brawl in NBA history and the infamous "Club Rio" incident. Becase last I checked, fielding an NBA team post-1960 that's comprised of 40% white American Stiffs is not advisable.
As noted by the Washington Post's Michael Wilbon a couple years ago, white American players in the NBA have been evaporating at a rate similar to black Americans in Major League Baseball. In fact, when David Lee made an All-Star appearance this season it was the first time the NBA's mid-season party had had a white American participant since Brad Miller's 2004 appearance. And yet the Pacers have been hell bent on reversing this trend all by themselves. The results? After missing the playoffs by three games in the Eastern Conference (a conference in which the eighth seed routinely has a sub-.500 record), they're on "Pace" (pardon the pun) to win about 27 games this season.
In other words, Bird's multi-year attempt to field an NBA team with shoddy duplicates of himself has been an abject failure. Now we know why people look back at the Donnie Walsh era in Indianapolis with such fondness, despite appearing in just one NBA Finals and hiring Isiah Thomas as head coach during Walsh's nearly 20 year reign over the franchise. (I don't want to pick on Walsh, by the way. The former Nuggets assistant and head coach did a great job keeping small market Indiana competitive and remains one of the classiest figures in the NBA. And he eventually fired Isiah...twice.)
Where was I? Oh, right. The Pacers are garbage. Absolute bottom-feeding NBA garbage. They're chock-full with Stiffs and making matters worse, they're expensive Stiffs who are on the payroll for next season. Further proof that hiring a former Celtic legend from the 1980s as your GM might not be the best idea in world. Just ask Minnesota Timberwolves fans. (And yes, Danny Ainge has done a good job in Boston but he lucked into Kevin Garnett courtesy of his friend and former teammate Kevin McHale. Lest we forget that Ainge essentially traded the right to draft Brandon Roy for Sebastian Telfair before the KG deal landed in his lap.)
When we last watched the Pacers play our Nuggets, the Nuggets walloped them 111-93 at Indianapolis in the fourth game of the season. Those were silly old times when Anthony Carter started (no joke), J.R. Smith was suspended and Renaldo Balkman actually got some garbage time minutes. The only question Nuggets fans should be concerned about entering Friday night's contest with the Pacers is whether or not to make LoDo plans for 9pm or 9:30, because this game will be over by the mid-point of the third quarter.
SCOUTING THE PACERS...
Pacers Stiffs
-Tyler Hansbrough: It's tough to blame Bird for drafting an NCAA Champion who won the Naismith and Wooden Awards 13th overall in the NBA Draft, but Hansbrough has turned out to be another Adam Morrison-type player: great in college where the best players no longer play past one season, not so great in the NBA. In fairness to Hansbrough, he's been hurt. But when he has played, 36% shooting isn't going to cut it in the NBA.
-Mike Dunleavy, Jr: Speaking of hurt, white and bad shooting...ladies and gentlemen, I present Mike Dunleavy, Jr! Dunleavy's 10.5 ppg on 40.1% shooting (29.9% from three-point range) is even more painful if you consider he's making $9.8 million this season...and will make $10.6 million next season.
-Jeff Foster: Foster belongs on this list for teasing Nuggets fans all season with the news that he might be a Denver Stiff instead of a Pacers Stiff. Not only did Foster never come to Denver (a move I was all for, by the way), but he called his season quits early due to back surgery.
Pacers Non-Stiffs
-Danny Granger: Thanks to an assortment of injuries and being asked to carry this awful team, Granger's production is down this season. But with the exception of an off-night against the Lakers this week, Granger has gotten his groove back over the past 10 or so games.
-Troy Murphy: I've always liked Murphy's game. He can score inside or out, hit the three and is a great rebounder. It's a shame that Murphy's talents are being wasted in a market that's goes largely unnoticed by the media that covers the NBA.
-Roy Hibbert: Hibbert is having a fine sophomore season for a guy drafted 17th overall in 2008. Unlike his fragile teammates, Hibbert has appeared in all 61 of the Pacers games and is averaging a respectable 10.9 ppg, 5.8 rpg and 1.7 bpg in just 23 minutes of playing time per night. In fact, when Hibbert was getting starters minutes earlier in the season, his contribution was even more impressive.
Opposition's Take: Indy Corn Rows
Photo courtesy of Getty Images: Ron Hoskins
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easy win
watchout for granger and box out murphy and we’ll be fine. heck, just give AC 40 mins to give chauncey a rest ;)
another overpaid player that's on their roster next year
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
Doesn't Utah also field a lot of white players?
Are we allowed to use “field” as a verb when talking about basketball?
Poor Tyler Hansbrough. I see him as the sort of player that will, maybe, have a decent career hitting jump shots coming off the bench. But mostly I see him selling used cars in North Carolina somewhere and shagging local girls based on his once stellar college basketball career.
Eventually there will be a debate in this thread about the racial overtones in Andrew’s initial post. Do white Americans really suck that much at basketball, or are they just not given the encouragement? Or? To me it is all very interesting. Also very tricky to talk about for a lot of obvious reasons.
I predict another 25+ points win for the Nuggets tonight. And I think Melo will come out firing again. You know he is sore about the dip in his scoring average. I say he gets 37.
Is Tyler’s teammate Ty Lawson going to be able to play tonight?
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not so fast
big mistake for denver to take indy for granted. they played in asia in the preseason. they know each other very well. pacers have a perimeter game and hibbert inside. dahntey jones will be getting down and dirty with melo. nuggets need their best effort at all times. anything less and it will be a very BAD loss.
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
If Jones does guard melo then I expect him to get 3 quick fouls while melo posts him up for 15 pts in the 1st. Jones is way too small to keep up with melo.
I do agree that the nuggets must stay focused and hopefully they will be able to play balkman and petro in the 4th again.
by ColoradoAggie11 on Mar 5, 2010 8:53 AM MST via mobile up reply actions
agreed
I’ve seen enough this season for my guard to be up EVERY game.
by Rainbow skyline on Mar 5, 2010 10:54 AM MST up reply actions
Should be another big night for Nene
Andrew, what’s our record when Nene scores 20+?
Gotta be close to perfect I imagine. Should be a field day for him and Kmart against these guys!
Here are some interesting stats for you ...
Nene’s Scoring:
15+ points: Denver is 20-9
15-19 points: Denver is 15-6
20+ points: Denver is 5-3
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by Nate Timmons on Mar 5, 2010 11:07 AM MST up reply actions
What is up with Lawson?
I saw a blog on DP that said Ty will be out longer than expected though an ultrasound test did by diagnose a rotator cuff problem. Does anyone know the skinny on that situation?
by JR15 on Mar 5, 2010 11:38 AM MST via mobile reply actions
Craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap
http://www.denverstiffs.com/2010/3/5/1358730/lawson-a-long-way-from-returning
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Swats.
Seriously Andrew?
Given this team’s struggles against bottom feeders I am a tad bit worried. They tend to waltz into games assured of a victory, then limp off of the court after a 4th quarter collapse. White, black, purple, or green stiffs are stiffs, and the Nuggets have trouble with stiffs.
Wow.
Journalism at its worst. Probably racist but definitely off topic and a waste of column space.
Andrew, you should stick to the self-promotion and star fucking and let Nate do the reporting.
Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Racist?
I was just calling a bunch of white Stiffs white Stiffs. Didn’t know I wasn’t allowed to do that…
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by Andrew Feinstein on Mar 5, 2010 4:26 PM MST up reply actions
For what it's worth...
I think Andrew is allowed to write blogs and bring up touchy subjects and Mickey D is allowed to express his distaste for the subject matter.
I thought our nation had the collective discussion about race and basketball when “White Men Can’t Jump” was out in theaters.
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Agreed
White men can’t jump cleared up all of those nagging questions i had about race. I never thought Wesley Snipes could impact my life so very much. And to Woody Haroldson I’m forver indebted.
B.S.
Of course you’ll be able to find stuff that is MORE racist. That’s a terrible argument. Even Wilbon had to write a retraction of sorts for his column and his column was a very real and interesting look into racial demographics in sports. Yours is a low brow knock on a team that has more white players than you think will allow them to be successful. How is that not racist?
Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Clearly someone doesn’t realize there’s a difference between using stereotypes and being racist… Andrew was saying that the majority of white players out there suck and the Pacers having lots of them// well you get the idea, that’s stereotyping white players as being being racist
by InboundingLobPass on Mar 5, 2010 8:17 PM MST via mobile up reply actions
that’s stereotyping white players as being shitty ball players NOT being racist
Damn phone keyboard
by InboundingLobPass on Mar 5, 2010 8:18 PM MST via mobile up reply actions
Definition of racism
a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one’s own race is superior and has the right to rule others.
or
hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.
A white man saying white men can’t play ball does not constitute either of these definitions. And as a fellow white man I must say I am in no way offended.
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HEY! WTF!!!!
We are NOT supposed to talk about race in the NBA! Next thing you know people will be claiming the Stern has a bias toward LA.
Cut out the shit!
Be professional
My view of the Pacers is not as whitewashed as Andrews, but this team has the 3rd worst offense in the league and they are playing poorly right now. I won’t be able to catch this game but I hope we are past the point of worrying if they can get up for a game like this, at home no less. They just need to do their business respectfully and try not to be stupid and AC the game away or let Granger score 50. I wouldn’t mind seeing Balkman get in again
LAWL
“AC the game away”
That’s classic! LoL
by InboundingLobPass on Mar 5, 2010 8:22 PM MST via mobile up reply actions
"It's tough to blame Bird for drafting an NCAA Champion who won the Naismith and Wooden Awards"
disagree here, every NBA scout new this would happen, hell ever big college basketball fan like me could see him being a bust miles away, he is a great college player and pure average NBA player…or the Tim Tebow of basketball.
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Pacers fans should be glad Bird didn't change the name to "Indiana Corn"
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
Sorry for the stereotypes
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
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by ColoradoAggie11 on Mar 5, 2010 6:19 PM MST up reply actions
K-Mart needs a rest anyway
Besides, I’m more comfortable with Joey starting over “Taco” Allen. We’ll be fine.
I agree maybe Karl realized that Joey is a more complete and better player than allen
by ColoradoAggie11 on Mar 5, 2010 6:23 PM MST up reply actions 1 recs
it gives melo a chance
to exert himself rebounding. it would be great to see graham and d.jones foul each other really hard at the same time. THE SMACK HEARD AROUND THE WORLD.
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
Joey is bigger than 'Tay
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
Rec dis
Let’s compare:
Joey Graham
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Malik Allen
We need Malik off the bench so that he has the energy to clinch the taco spot…of course, by my prediction we won’t get tacos. But if Malik plays off the bench the score will be 101-92, with a Malik Allen 20-footer from the wing clinching it.
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
fingers crossed
the thunder game was good but the ones before…. i think i’m coming out of my bomb shelter for this one. go go nuggets! don’t they need every bit of that against the mavs..
I'm scared
I say 80-79.
Jim O’Brien has engineered an offensive system that is comprised of 85% Granger, 10% Murphy, and 5% whichever sucker accidentally makes a shot. However, the Nuggets will underestimate the Pacers…
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
I did
and loved the OT especially the Kobe charging foul
by ColoradoAggie11 on Mar 5, 2010 6:23 PM MST up reply actions
I love to see Kobe lose
The one below is just funny:
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
Nothing would make my day better then to see the Nuggets win and the Lakers/Dallas lose
I’m having a bad day today.
All that negative energy is going towards my T.V. in a few minutes
Going to watch the Kings/Mavericks game instead of the Hornets/Spurs.
What, you don't want to watch a team missing its best player play a ridiculously old team?
On a second thought…I have to agree with you.
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
Actually, O'Neal saved it by taking the charge
Evidently he’s taken 19 charges this season, which is like top 10 in the league.
"Left hand, right hand, it doesn't matter. I'm amphibious." - Charles Shackleford
""He’s a stiff." - The Legendary Doug Moe
"We have a great bunch of outside shooters. Unfortunately, all our games are played indoors." - Weldon Drew
"I really didn't want it, but now that I've won it, it's nice. It's an honor. It's nice to know people don't think you're a total idiot. ... It must have been a poor year for coaches." - Doug Moe...talking about winning 1987-88 Coach of the Year award.
"We're just tough, man" - Chauncey Billups
Yeah that was in the overtime
but before that when he got called for the illegal pick and he could never get his act together to score
Anyone watching the Cavs-Pistons?
I tuned in late, did Stuckey just collapse on the court or something?
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Sorry, to answer my own question
he collapsed on the sideline, this a day after the Hank Gathers death anniversary, hope he’s OK.
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They showed the clip of when he fainted on ESPN yesterday
20 years later or not, it made me feel sick.
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Didn't the Bobcats give the Fakers all they could handle last year
they are leading going into the fourth
Yahoo story on Kenyon possible surgery
Fuckin A I’m out, this is really terrible if it’s true
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=mc-martinnuggets030510&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
I hope that's just poorly worded
and is saying that surgery in the off-season may be necessary to cure him fully, can’t see him jeopardizing the teams championship chances this late in the year, dude’s a warrior.
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Fakers lose
The Nuggets can gain some ground by crushing these MOFO"s
On Kmart's injury (partial patella tear)
http://www.blazersedge.com/2009/12/8/1190861/patella-injuries-in-nba-history
Scroll down to the “Torn or partially torn patellar tendon: A much more severe injury.” section. It’s gruesome. Every single guy on that list who suffered a partially torn patella tendon…missed the remainders of their seasons. And all of them struggled to return to form following the injury.
Go get surgery, KMart. We need you this year, but not at the expense of next year.
I’d guess KMart is done for the rest of the season. And if that’s the case…well, so are the Nuggets.
At least Joey Graham can be trusted
I don’t know what I’d do if Malik Allen became the starter. I feel bad for Martin though. He’s having a career year.
It's not like Stan shares all the blame for not getting another Big
GMK and his EIGHT man rotation is equally at fault
martin did not play an unusual amount of minutes per game this year.
can you take your constant bitching to some other blog?
by Rainbow skyline on Mar 5, 2010 7:53 PM MST up reply actions
RS is right
It’s more that KMart has always had knee troubles…he’s been a ticking time bomb ever since Game 1 of the season. Luckily he was healthy for most of the season, but if he is to miss the playoffs
well we’re screwed
by Uh on Mar 5, 2010 7:56 PM MST up reply actions
Don't start
I can express my views. If you don’t like them then you’re welcome to debate. But I’m not you kid. so don’t tell me what to do.
Great, what looked like a great chance to win a title
has become a hope for a top 4 seed(if this is true), I feel quite screwed.
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Yep
We are now looking at potentially missing Ty Lawson AND Kenyon Martin for the rest of the season.
We saw what happened to Portland…
by Uh on Mar 5, 2010 8:11 PM MST up reply actions
Except Portland didn't realistically have a chance to win the title this year(highly unlikely at least)
we looked like a team that was destined to beat LA and whatever the pathetic eastern conference threw at us, now we have to start from scratch next year. Well a miracle can still happen and until we are done a slimmer of hope will be there.
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Well, if we weren't worried about it before, now's the time
Losing K-Mart is going to hurt, and it’s going to hurt us bad.
What makes things worse is the fact that Bird has tentinitis in his right knee. I was reading up on Denver Post, and it said that when he gets up in the morning, he can barely walk. What does that tell you?
nugs losing the lead
when ac left the game
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
3 fouls for aaa
time for the gramanator
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
stuck at work
gov’t computer disable active x and flash…it’s impossible to do anything
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
will do...
because the country needs protecting on a friday night
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
I could deal with an unsafe country on Friday nights
I’m sure your bosses would agree…
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I tried
to tell them there was a Nuggets game on. They won’t let me leave.
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
Unfortunately just checked and it is still down...
back to gamecast for me!
by ColoradoAggie11 on Mar 5, 2010 8:40 PM MST up reply actions
me too it sucks
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
Well the Nugs could certainly stand to stop missing so many jumpers
by Uh on Mar 5, 2010 8:37 PM MST up reply actions
Nuggets could stand to not TAKE so many jumpers
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
Winning the qtr
but playing down to the competition
cb1 needs to dominate ford and watson INSIDE
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
Good news out of Cleveland(if there is such a thing)
Rodney Stuckey is conscious and breathing on his own.
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that is good news
"I know the game of basketball is one-on-one (oriented), but the pain of beating a defense by the pass — it confuses and frustrates the defense more than just going by a guy one-on-one." George Karl
I like how he is pretty much saying FU dad
I’m for the good team
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Well AC has played admirably in Lawson's absence
Now I just hope he can sustain this level of play for the rest of the season.
Get the F out!?!
I can’t watch the game, but I can’t imagine that happening. Is hell freezing over as we speak?
he's hitting his shots and making some good passes
I must have died and gone to heaven
I fear my life
it was an incredibly weird feeling, something I have never felt before…I mean it’s AC after all!
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anthony clutch carter
the rod smith of the nuggets
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
AC stealing the ball all over the place
WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Did you see the old man with the wings in the #11 jersey
and spiked up gray hair and headband? AWESOME!!!
Tacos
I hate AC under normal circumstances but he got u tacos tomorrow see it’s all good
by The U.N. Fab Five on Mar 5, 2010 9:09 PM MST via mobile reply actions
If anyone can relate it's me
however you got to give him his due. This is his yearly good game
Well seems like Karl got what he wanted...
@denvernuggets
Denver up 97-82 on Indy after 3Q. Karl: “First four minutes, let’s blow ’em up.”
AC gets called for the offensive foul
where the hell is the star treatment?
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by Phil H. on Mar 5, 2010 9:14 PM MST reply actions 1 recs
Nuggets Nation
Why is Nene in the game? Isn’t he in the same fragile boat as Kmart.
Yeah but he has had tendinitis the entire year
so has Bird, Nene has been fairly healty(knock on wood).
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Yes Nene has been (I think) the only Nugget to appear in every game
Correct me if I’m wrong
by Uh on Mar 5, 2010 9:22 PM MST up reply actions
Well Renaldo hasn't missed a cheerleading performance all season
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cb1needs to sit
melo and nene do not have max minutes
pick up a calf every day pretty soon you will be picking up a cow
2 games out of 62 aren't going to change the stats so dramatically
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Ok Melo's got his 32, time to sit
Maybe I’m just being paranoid, but I keep thinking back to the game against New Orleans..
Plus he hasn’t been too consistently healthy this year
You know it's kinda sad when you think about it
That JR has never had >8 assists in a game.
by Uh on Mar 5, 2010 9:27 PM MST up reply actions
Bird with 10 rebounds and 13 points
along with 3 blocks, another nice game from the Birdman of late.
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