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- Darren Collison falls on land that now bears the colors of Indiana (an honorable but 14.3 pts one shy of an average 4.3 assists against 18.8 pts and 9.1 ASTS in New Orleans while holding in the absence of Chris Paul). It was more or less expected but the question remains: why is it that he got out stats like last year? Surprise, therefore playing a team failure and often have the ball in their hands? fruit or system in which he has taken the place of Chris Paul ? And we will not escape this: What would Chris Paul out of NO and more accurately out of his system?
- Tony Parker is the most skilful player of his team and maliciously (53.9% on 14.6 attempts). Hot for a leader (especially when there's Tim Duncan in the roster) but it's a habit with him. Just to compare, Deron Williams registration at 43.5%, 48.8% Chris Paul, Steve Nash to 49.5%, Derrick Rose and Russell Westbrook 47% to 42.9%.
- Tyson Chandler resurfaced (8.4 pts to 69.8% and 8.5 rbs in 27 minutes). How can a guy of 2.16 m unable to make it useful throughout the world championship in a team without a true central USA may also be a great help in the NBA? The guy running on AC power. We take the paris that next year the happy surprise gives way to disappointment?
- Speaking of AC, John Salmons is back as a player only valid (12.2 pts to 37.8% success). Recap: the rear-wing plant 18 pts per game in Sacramento, he was transferred in mid-season in Chicago and preserves its performance. The following year, still in Chicago, he dives and displays twelve poor points per game and is again in mid-season trade, this time in Milwaukee where he resumed his best rhythm with almost 20 pins per game. And here he is now 12 points with a percentage rotten. Exactly the same pattern as that which occurred Chicago. Famous just after its transfer and not great at all. All this is a game for you, John, right?
- Good nickname for this John Wall: The Wall Package.
- Jerryd Bayless already uploaded? Must believe that I was wrong . Or is that Monty Williams kiffa more Jarrett Jack, also a former Portland.
- Moments Hard to rookies "lottery pick" : Patrick Patterson (drafted in 14th place) who is a victim of too full of strong wingers Rockets Ed Davis (13th), a victim of its injury that made him miss all the preparation and the start of the season and the Raptors Cole Aldrich (11th) who does not play, I do not know why (with the beginnings of jolting Thunder coach Brooks may have preferred to rely on team last year), are sent to D-League.
Obviously, Hasheem Thabeet blew up a taboo by being shipped in the Development League last year, he the No. 2 draft pick in 2009. Fear the future lottery picks, fear, you are no longer immune to stay in the antechamber cursed.
Regarding our three lads sad, we can still say that at least they will play. Is it better to play big minutes at a weakling and conditions limits or rather have a vantage point unparalleled in an NBA team but could not put theory into practice? Good question.
But the worst is still Terrence Williams which is the second year in the league and coming also being sent to D-League . He did manage one of the most promising rookie season (8.4 pts, 4.5 rebs and 2.9 ASTS in 22.6 minutes). It smells Operation to dot the i's "and show" who is who "command.
- Didier Mbenga and arrives at the Hornets franchise in New Orleans we made a decent start to the season a favorite for the title (11 wins and 3 losses). This is the same Didier Mbenga who was part of the workforce of the Los Angeles Lakers, three-time finalist at the last three years and two-time champion. From there, you deduce what you want.
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