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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
DJ five fouls in less than 10min...but five rebounds as well....gotta love that energy
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RE:Mavs-Bucks Part II
I've noticed the offense bogs down when J.T. is running the point. The Bucks came back in the 2nd qtr with J.T. at point. They just went 2.5 minutes without scoring with J.T. at point. As soon as Harris came back in the Mavs scored. This may not be a pattern, but for tonight Harris is running the point more like the verteran.
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10-23-2004, 10:50 PM
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
Does anyone find it interesting that Harris is starting ... and Nelly is using a regular PG rotation with Terry getting backup minutes?
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
I'm not judging JT tonight. Coming off the bench. Not playing a minute in the first or third quarters (that I can remember, anyway).
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
Someone on another board brought it up first and it probably explains why Harris started over Terry.
Harris is from Milwaukee and Nellie probably let him star in front of his family and friends.
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
Harris admitted as much on the post game interview....
DJ three blocks in 11min... Damp with a solid double double and two strong blocks....and all this against most of the Bucks' starters playing heavy minutes...
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RE:Mavs-Bucks Part II
Mavs win 91-89:
Booth (23) 2-10, 4pts, 5rbs, 1as, 1blk Hood (24) 4-9, 2-2, 10pts, 4rbs, 4as, 1to, 1stl Dampier (33) 5-7, 4-5, 14pts, 11rbs, 2as, 3tos, 2blks Harris (38) 7-18, 2-6, 4-6, 20pts, 3rbs, 5as, 3tos, 5stls Howard (40) 4-11, 2-4, 1-2, 17pts, 5rbs, 6as, 2tos, 1stl Henderson (28) 2-5, 3-6, 7pts, 4rbs, 1to, 1stl Sasser (20) 5-6, 2-2, 0-2, 12pts, 3rbs, 1as, 1to Terry (19) 2-8, 1-5, 5pts, 2rbs, 1as, 1to MBenga (11) 2-4, 4pts, 5rbs, 1to, 3blks Bradley (4) 1-1, 2-2, 4pts, 1to
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
Centers. They are nice to have. Especially when they are actually played.
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
his time will come soon and last for quite a while if the Mavs are lucky....Our point guard spot is golden.
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Center's not looking too bad either.
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get healthy and all is looking good....there is nothing wrong with cautious optimism at this point.
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RE: Mavs-Bucks Part II
man i cant wait for them to show it on tv i want to see these new mavs so bad im gonna try to go to see them vs kings
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J. Stackhouse DNP - Right Thigh Contusion
M. Finley DNP - Sore Right Hamstring T. Abdul-Wahad DNP - Left Knee Tendonitis, Sucks D. Nowitzki DNP - Stomach Flu E. Eschmeyer DNP - Retired A. Johnson DNP - Coach Johnson's Decision M. Daniels DNP - Sprained Left Ankle D. Dickau DNP - Coach's Decision P. Podkolzin DNP - Visa Problems At least we are deep on "variety of DNP's..."
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See Sike? Just a matter of time [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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IT was Van Horn's birthday Saturday, wasn't it? He can't have been a terribly happy camper (he hit that big three-pointer at the end of the game though). All hail the birthday boy and his losing team. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
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I am really liking the looks of things so far. The media and other teams wont give us respect for our D at first, but I believe as the season progresses they will be compelled to acknowledge our vast improvements.
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