I'm loathe to bump this because of the title but it was the last Kemba thread.
How about that fake out he did in the 2nd quarter on Moore (?) on the baseline about 10' from the basket? What a sweet move that was...and on a hurt ankle!
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I'm loathe to bump this because of the title but it was the last Kemba thread.
How about that fake out he did in the 2nd quarter on Moore (?) on the baseline about 10' from the basket? What a sweet move that was...and on a hurt ankle!
What made it most impressive was doing it after successive games where he tweaked the same ankle. One bright spot of this season is our PG production, Walker/Sessions far exceed the effectiveness of any previous combination.Quote:
Originally Posted by spectre
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On a night where those retarded Orlando announcers couldn't do much more than talk shit about the Bobcats, it was refreshing to hear them have lots of positive words about Kemba.
I think that says a lot
They were so very bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by SWedd523
I remember one point where, with one breath they described us scoring (pretty efficiently too) from repeated jump shots as "fools gold" because, essentially, we're not normally very good at it so shouldn't be doing it ... and with another breath moaning about not feeding the hot player (Hendo at the time) enough jump shots. So not only bad, but they also managed to contradict themselves!
Yeah I noticed this, they just weren't expecting us to win and had to make up excuses for themselves
I can't stand Sessions. I can't remember the last time that he made a fastbreak layup. When I saw him streaking last night with Taylor and someone else (can't remember who) on a 3 on 1 break, I was dreading it. Needless to say, he butchered the layup again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlockParty
Well he passed it to Taylor who should have finished it himself, he then gave it back to sessions stupidly and he wasn't expecting it
It's OK to not like a player...my point is based off the numbers. He's our 2nd leading scorer/assist man behind Kemba and he's leads the team with Free Throws attempted...by almost 50 more than #2 on the list (kemba). He may not make the layups, but he draws contact and averages 4.7 ppg from the line...making 84% of his attempts. All this and he hasn't started a game for us, those are pretty good results for a back-up.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamecocksmitty4
Sessions is the perfect backup PG in the manner of which he stays aggressive every minute that he's in the game. However, I dislike him playing alongside Kemba because he never rotate the ball to the opposite side of the court to catch defenses off balance. In his mind it's either he got to score or get the assist.
I understand about Sessions. And I may have been a little harsh with saying I "hate" him, but it just really irks me that an NBA player can't make a transition layup. He butchered another one again tonight.