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And Avery wins them? har har. He looked like a fool in the finals last year. Pat Riley made him look like a little kid. He was way in over his head in the finals.
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Nellies a failure, Avery made it farther in his first year as a coach than Nelson did his entire time here. He is NOT missed. Period.
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Riley teaches 'harder' fouls!
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Holla at you boy when you see him on the street.
4-3 for the Warriors. Baron Davis playing like he knows how to play this game. Don't sleep on the Warriors. |
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Apparently the players deserve props for getting by Pop and the spurs, but avery deserves the blame for losing to Riley and the heat.
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I'm pretty sure that Don Nelson would have allowed neither Johnson nor Dampier to suffer that indignity.
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Nelson is doing a nice job running that same offense that he had in Dallas (looks a hell of a lot like Phoenix's too). He's got some nice players like Ellis. The only thing I see wrong with his coaching is that his team cant play defense at all and he's playing Baron Davis like he was a 20 year old Kobe. Its ridiculous how fast Davis is going to wear down.
I see the warriors winning 45 games this year and if that gets them to the playoffs, then they will. Last edited by EricaLubarsky; 11-15-2006 at 03:44 AM. |
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It's ridiculous how much you underestimate the athleticism of a world-class athlete.
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its ridiculous how much of an antagonist you can be on all levels, day in and day out
And when did Baron Davis become a journeyman? Baron Davis didnt rest the entire game until late in the 4th. ESPN has him at 45 min. Is that what you want for a guy that has missed more games than he's played recently, a guy known for his late-season weardown and injury. As a coach is a win at home against Toronto THAT important that you'd do that? Last edited by EricaLubarsky; 11-15-2006 at 04:39 AM. |
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Nelson is a douche. According to reports in a few news sources, he's openly lamenting that he wasnt offered the Kings coaching job-- even as he's taken over as coach of the Warriors.
the guy did wonderful things for the franchise but the guy is a loser. |
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Just a heads up that you'll be able to watch the razzlin'-dazzlin' greatness of the rejuventated Warriors on TNT tonight. Enjoy!
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Boy, if you aren't watching this game, you are missing out! It's like a time machine!
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The Warriors hung 40 in the first quarter, and Davis has already ELEVEN assists. Two highlight-worthy alley-oops, a ton of fast break points, and some terrific rebounding from the big Latvian in the middle. Not to mention this 21-year-old Ellis kid.
Damn, this team is fun to watch. Last edited by chumdawg; 11-16-2006 at 11:19 PM. |
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It certainly doesn't take Don Nelson long to implement his brand of basketball. This Davis cat? Hell, if Nash won two MVP's, this guy could win five!
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Don't look now, but the Warriors are 6-3 and Baron Davis might be an MVP candidate.
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Wow....so when I post a bunch of times in a row in the Dallas Stars threads, do I look like Chum posting in the Nellie thread over and over again?
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Flaco, I can't take responsibility for all the tails between the legs of erstwhile Don Nelson fans. Me, I'm waving the flag!
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Nelson is a douche. You gotta love him for what he did with Dallas and Dirk, but realistically the guy's personality is up there with Ike Thomas and Larry Brown. That BS he pulled on the flagrant was even more reason to dislike him.
He's actually the only reason I want the Warriors to lose-- the warriors are likeable and fun to watch even if they are sloppy and not all that fundamentally sound. Last edited by EricaLubarsky; 11-17-2006 at 04:09 AM. |
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The Warriors are playing sloppy right now and still blowing out good teams. What do you think will happen when the team starts to get it? There has always been a ton of talent on that Warriors roster. Now that they have one of the best coaches in the history of the NBA, watch out.
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Nelson looks like he really has something in Biedrins. A run and gun team with a
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Davis is an incredible player, but at the current pace, he's going to wear down pretty quick. Looks like Nellie's riding him into the ground like he did all those years with Finley.
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Well, I watched most of the Warriors-Kings game last night. It was a fine ballgame and Baron Davis certainly looks like he is rejuvenated and is actually in shape. As far as I know the only physical problems he has ever had was his back. That is really not an injury that can be rested during the game because backs can become stiff. I am not sure though. I think Nellie will reign in his minutes once Richardson comes back to form and Murphy comes back from his injury. This team also seems to pass the ball pretty well and doesn't rely on iso's all of the time. If this team can continually improve throughout the year they are going to make the playoffs and maybe make some noise. The west is going to be real tough this year. There are at least 10 teams with the talent to make the playoffs. I hope the Mavs don't fall back this year because a 50 win team just might not make the playoffs this year. Question: If Baron Davis continues to play like this and the Warriors win 55 games does that mean he'll be the MVP and Nellie will get another coach of the year awards?
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I will never boo Nellie. Even when the bay boys won on our banner unveiling night, I never booed Nellie. I'd boo his team, but when the cameras shone on Nelly, I cant help but put a smily smirk on my face. Im proud of that guy! And after reading Cubans planned treatment on Nellie, I horribly realized that Cuban could suck hardcore at times more often than not. Damn, what is effn wrong with Cubes?
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It's pretty scary when Baron Davis takes a shot to the ribs and has to leave the game, and Monta Ellis goes off for 31 points, 7 assists, and 6 rebounds, leading the Warriors to another runaway win.
That's 6-3 for Nellie's Warriors. System, system, system. Enjoy it, Bay area fans! |
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