Регулярный сезон НБА 2010/2011

[Mr Cavalier]

Эх, все, СА выиграли...

А Быки-то какие молодцы!Подтянулись уже на расстояние всего 3 очков!

[Надюн]

J.D., еще Дарко отфолился задолго до конца

Наверно, это больше в пассив

[Ariza]

1 очко между Чиками и Санз держииимсяя)

ДжееееейРич

[J.D.]

J.D., еще Дарко отфолился задолго до конца

Это все мелочи жизни, он мяч под ногой провел!! Вот это - чудеса... Where Amazing Happens...

[Ariza]

Что за [мат]? Финикс нормально выбросить мяч в сторону кольца не может. Как-то непоумному время тянут

как же потеря невовремя

выигранная игра переросла в ОТ

Изменено 25 ноября, 2010 пользователем Ariza

[Zhachek]

Это все мелочи жизни, он мяч под ногой провел!! Вот это - чудеса... Where Amazing Happens...

Мяч под ногой, резкий поворот спиной к сопернику и быстрый пас... я чуть со стула не упал !!! При том он это все с таким видом сделал, как будто не один десяток раз такое вытворил. А еще я офигел когда он с нереального отклонения, чуть ли не с линии штрафной забил в кольцо. Да вообще сегодня Дарко божил нереально.

[Korvin]

 Ноа очень хорошо пасует для большого. Второй овертайм в Финиксе.

Чикаго решило во втором овертайме. 

Изменено 25 ноября, 2010 пользователем Korvin

[Ariza]

столько "своих" бросков проиграем, скорее всего(

[ALCINDOR]

Наподбирали за ночь нехило:Evans 22,Howard 18,Chandler 18,Love 22

[ceasar]

У парней Поповича стальные яйца, летели под 20-ник в середине игры..

[Jerzy]

Эван Тернер не кидает по кольцу.Бережет процент?

Еслиб ему ещё мячик давали

[SeeJay Johnson's]

Грант Хилла что-то последние время не отпускает, колотит очки как молодой . Наверное весь эликсир молодости у Неша забрал). Сюда надо ТиМака . Тут он станет играть, как во времена Мэджик.

Ну и Шак красава. Как всегда выкладывается на 100%, когда есть молодой перспективный центр или Коби

[Timich]

уважение...

"You have so many people who go out there and work so hard from 9:00 to 5:00 to make an honest living and buy a Raptors ticket, they want to come here and see somebody work just as hard as they do in the real world. A lot of times, they appreciate it more to see a guy go out there and bust his butt. That way they get their money's worth when they see the Raptors play." - Реджи Эванс (12 очков, 22 подбора) после победы над Филой. всем бы в голову укольчик с этой мыслью... а всяким там джей ар смитам и терренсам уильямсам можно двойную порцию.

[Wеiss]

А мне понравилась игра Кавс и Бакс. Клёвый перфоманс от Дулинга, шикарный клатч-перфоманс от Мо Уильямса, потрясающая атмосфера в Кью. С уходом гориллы и приходом Скотта - смотреть игры Кавальерс стало значительно интереснее.

[Soulnechnii]

Грант Хилла что-то последние время не отпускает, колотит очки как молодой . Наверное весь эликсир молодости у Неша забрал). Сюда надо ТиМака . Тут он станет играть, как во времена Мэджик.

Так и надо сделать, действительно Санс для ТиМака будут просто идеальны! Тройту он вообще походу не нужен, надо намекнуть менеджменту Финикса.

P.S. Высказывание Реджи Эванса приятно удивило, первый раз такие правильные слова слышу от игрока НБА. А ведь парень действительно выкладывется по полной и не имеет большого контракта.

[Wеiss]

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Top 5 disappointing duos

With Greg Oden's once-promising career looking less and less promising with every knee surgery, and teammate Brandon Roy fighting injuries of his own, it's time to admit that the Future of the Portland Trail Blazers we once believed so strongly in will have to look much differently than expected. Can we call that particular duo a disappointment? Certainly not from Roy's end, but the fact is that the Blazers haven't gotten out of the first round of the playoffs since Roy and Oden came aboard. In that regard, yeah, they kind of are disappointments.

By they are by no means the biggest disappointments of all the highly-hyped duos in recent league history. Several, in fact, have been exponentially more disappointing.

This week's top five list takes a look at those disappointing duos, weighing both the high expectations and optimism placed upon the players, as well as their inability to come anywhere close to reaching those expectations. Here are our "winners":

#5 – Jason Kidd & Penny Hardaway, Phoenix Suns – These two were paired up for the 1999-2000 with a ton of hype, Kidd being known as one of the league's top point guards and Hardaway having proven himself as a rising star in Orlando. But injuries to both players that first season together kept them apart for most of the campaign. Year two of this particular experiment resulted in microfracture surgery for Hardaway, and by year three Kidd had been swapped out for Stephon Marbury. What should have been the league's most dominant backcourt ended up being a mere NBA footnote.

#4 – Eddy Curry & Tyson Chandler, Chicago Bulls – Only a couple years after initiating a Post-Michael Jordan Era rebuilding project that featured Elton Brand and Ron Artest as the centerpieces, the Bulls moved Brand—already a 20/10 guy in his second season—for high-schooler and 2nd overall pick in the 2001 draft Tyson Chandler. Two picks later the Bulls snatched up local kid Eddy Curry—another high schooler—with their own pick, hoping to ride those two gigantic, young, and promising bigs back to reputability. Chandler would eventually turn into a journeyman rebounder and shot-blocker with very little offensive talent, and Eddy Curry would eventually become Eddy Curry, which sort of explains itself.

#3 – Tracy McGrady & Grant Hill, Orlando Magic – There's no question that T-Mac played the best basketball of his career in Orlando, where he signed as a free agent in 2000, but the real success of that franchise was supposed to come at the hands of McGrady and Grant Hill, at that point the best small forward in the NBA and one of the best all-around players of his generation. That first season, however, Hill played only 4 games, followed by a combined 43 games over the next three, and his ankle issues really never allowed the tandem of he and McGrady to blossom. Every year those two were on the Orlando roster together, they either lost in the first round of the playoffs or missed the postseason entirely.

#2 – Ralph Sampson & Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston Rockets – It was going well for a while, and only a few years after taking Sampson and Olajuwon as back-to-back number one overall picks, the Twin Towers took themselves to the 1986 NBA Finals. A nasty injury to Sampson and a trade midway through his fifth season broke up the tandem, and Olajuwon wouldn't make another Finals until 1994. This duo ended up seeing more success than some of the others on this list, but these two guys were supposed to be the future of the NBA and only squeezed one Finals loss out of the deal. That's why the disappointment here weighs so heavily.

#1 – Tracy McGrady & Yao Ming, Houston Rockets – If ever there were expectations for a duo, those set for McGrady and Yao may have among the most astronomical ever. Statistically, there were some good years, but already in year two Yao and T-Mac experienced debilitating injury issues, and they never really stopped for as long as McGrady remained with the team. Ironically (and sadly) enough, the only time a McGrady/Yao team made the playoffs was 2009, when T-Mac didn't play in a single postseason game.

Honorable Mention:

Carmelo Anthony & Allen Iverson, Denver Nuggets – What do you get when you put two of the game's most prolific scorers on the same team? Believe it or not the answer wasn't, "All kinds of awesome success." Instead, while Denver did get a ridiculous 52.1 points per game combined out of those two guys, the resulting team success was minimal. They may have won 50 games in the regular season, but the L.A. Lakers swept them in the first round of the playoffs. Early the next season, Iverson got turned into Chauncey Billups (a horrible trade for Detroit in retrospect), and the Melo/A.I. experiment was over almost as quickly as it had begun.

Allen Iverson & Chris Webber, Philadelphia 76ers – In 2005, the Sixers were able to swing a trade for All-Star power forward Chris Webber without having to give up too much in return. It was supposed to pay immediate dividends for Philly, but the team bowed out in the first round of the playoffs that year. By 2007, Webber was such a poor fit for the Sixers that they bought out of the rest of his monstrous contract just so they wouldn't have to deal with him anymore. Philadelphia wouldn't make the playoffs again until after Webber had left.

Michael Redd & Yi Jianlian, Milwaukee Bucks – When Yi slipped to the sixth pick in 2007, more than a few people were surprised Milwaukee took the risk of picking a player who didn't want to be in Wisconsin. But, Yi was supposed to be somewhere in between Yao Ming and Dirk Nowitzki, so the Bucks went for it, hoping to pair him with perennial 20+ point per game stud Mike Redd. Yi only lasted one disappointing year in Milwaukee (26 wins), and by 2008 Redd's chronic knee injuries had all but ended his career, at least in a functional sense.

Raymond Felton & Sean May, Charlotte Bobcats – With the state of North Carolina still buzzing after UNC's recent NCAA championship victory, it made some sort of sense for the Charlotte Bobcats to use their two lottery picks on the Tar Heels' best players, but Felton and especially May failed to ever transfer their college stardom into professional stardom. No one can fault the Bobcats for trying to put butts in seats, but maybe taking Danny Granger instead of May at the end of the lottery would've been the better choice. Or maybe there's no maybes about it.

Jalen Rose & Jay Williams, Chicago Bulls – After four seasons spent trying to rebuild the franchise with very little success, the Bulls finally got a break when they drafted Duke standout Jay Williams. Paired with the recently acquired Jalen Rose, Chicago was supposed to be heading in the right direction. But between Williams's brutal motorcycle accident and Rose's inability to carry the team to the postseason, neither high-profile move ended up paying off.

Nickoloz Tskitishvili & Nene, Denver Nuggets – Tskitishvili was taken by Denver with the fifth overall pick in the 2002 NBA draft after playing great for Mike D'Antoni's Benneton Treviso team in Italy, but he was seriously overvalued in the midst of what was then an international explosion. Nene, who New York took with the 7th overall pick and traded to Denver, was supposed to complement Skeeta, but between Nene's injuries his first four seasons in the league and Tskitishvili's inability to pan out at all as an NBA player, it's hard to call that particular draft tandem anything short of a huge disappointment.

Kenyon Martin & Stephon Marbury, New Jersey Nets – In early 1999, the Nets swung a trade to bring in mercurial point guard Stephon Marbury, and that following draft they grabbed college star Kenyon Martin to pair with him, hoping that the two would return the franchise to respectability. Turns out it would take trading Marbury for Jason Kidd for that to happen. With Marbury the team couldn't make the playoffs, but in both of the first two years it was Kidd at the helm instead, New Jersey made the Finals. By 2004, Martin was gone, too.

Inevitably, there are going to be disappointing duos that I've missed, but readers exist partly to correct the writers when something gets looked over. Granted, this list consists of more recent NBA duos, so feel free to add some more historical examples, as well. Let this be the starting point for some discussion, but one thing you can't argue is that the guys actually on this list were, in fact, very disappointing. But they certainly won't be the last, will they?

Почитал и вспомнил этот ужас с Джеем Уильямсом...

Изменено 25 ноября, 2010 пользователем Edelweiss

[Ventura]

Да ,Джея Уильямса жалко, звезда драфта 2002, прокатнулся на мотоцикле, эх жаль парня.....

несколько раз читал про тот случай, сердце кровью обливается, но ведь он не сдавался, боролся, побольше бы таких МУЖИКОВ в НБА

Изменено 25 ноября, 2010 пользователем Ventura

[D-Troit]

Да ,Джея Уильямса жалко, звезда драфта 2002, прокатнулся на мотоцикле, эх жаль парня.....

несколько раз читал про тот случай, сердце кровью обливается, но ведь он не сдавался, боролся, побольше бы таких МУЖИКОВ в НБА

Он сейчас аналитиком работает в ESPN, радуется жизни, отличный профессионал кстати) Но история грустная конечно...

[Ventura]

Все равно с баскетболом, блин а ведь ему 29 , самое играть......

[Wеiss]

Он сейчас аналитиком работает в ESPN, радуется жизни, отличный профессионал кстати) Но история грустная конечно...

По NCAA матчам, кажется?

А у меня в то время интернетов не было никаких... Помню читал какую-то чёрно-белую газетёнку регулярно (следил за Буллз хоть как-то), а там статья на полную страницу про этот эпизод была. Чуть не расплакался.. и за Джея и за команду.

[Надюн]

Почитал и вспомнил этот ужас с Джеем Уильямсом...

А можно поподробнее?

[OHGODNOO]

А можно поподробнее?

Почитай-ка вот это, Надежда.

http://www.slamdunk.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=5605630

[Wеiss]

А можно поподробнее?

Парень - второй номер драфта 2002 (выбрали после Яо). Талантливый поинтгард из Дюка. Ожидалось, реанимирует Чикаго после ухода Майкла. Отыграл 75 игр, сделал трипл. Делил время с Джамаалом Кроуфордом. Сыграл на Чемпионате Мира в 2002ом. А в июне 2003 в межсезонье катался на мотоцикле и попал в автокатастрофу. Еле выжил, не то что там баскетбольную карьеру продолжать...

[ELM]

черт, без слёз читать невозможно :'(

[D-Troit]

По NCAA матчам, кажется?

Ага, по ним самым. Он молодец, сильный человек. Пережил такую трагедию, сейчас живет на полную. Хоть это успокаивает...