Posts Tagged ‘monta ellis’
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

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We know Houston’s trade deadline deal was very, very good. Few would argue that Carl Landry is a better fit than Kevin Martin and it’s not hard to understand the value of a 22-year-old big man with potential and future first-round picks, especially considering the track record of the man who has the power to use them.
It’s important to note, though, that Daryl Morey would have done the Landry-Martin swap even if he had not received all those goodies from the Knicks. If we’re to believe the reports that surfaced late last Tuesday night, the Rockets were prepared to receive Sergio Rodriguez and Kenny Thomas (and their expiring deals) from Sacramento to complete the trade if New York was not going to be involved. (more…)
Tags: Al Jefferson, Ben Gordon, Carl Landry, Daryl Morey, Jason Terry, Kevin Martin, monta ellis, Ray Allen, Rip Hamilton, Vince Carter
Posted in Houston Rockets, Rants/Reflections, league-wide issues | 4 Comments »
Friday, January 8th, 2010

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We’re finally back with the fifth episode of The Outside The NBA Podcast and it feels good. Julian, Wagman, and I start this one off by dredging through the Gil/Critt mess. Then, we name the official player of the podcast. We briefly touch on Ron Artest before getting into the Andre Miller situation in Portland and discussing all of the teams at the bottom of the standings (except Indiana, for some reason). Since there was only one game last night, this is actually current. Hell yes. Runtime is just over 66 minutes.
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Tags: Andre Miller, Gilbert Arenas, Javaris Crittenton, Jon Brockman, monta ellis, Omri Casspi, Ron Artest, Spencer Hawes
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Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

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Oh, it has been far too long since the last BfB. Holidays and all, you know. I can promise these will be more frequent now, though. Anyway, seven games on the schedule last night and three of them turned out to be fairly big upsets. Fun! (more…)
Tags: Allen Iverson, Andres Nocioni, Andrew Bogut, Brandon Jennings, Brandon Roy, C.J. Watson, Danilo Gallinari, Donte Greene, Elton Brand, Gerald Wallace, Gilbert Arenas, James Harden, Jared Dudley, Jeff Pendergraph, Jon Brockman, Kevin Durant, Michael Redd, monta ellis, Nick Collison, Omri Casspi, Rajon Rondo, Robin Lopez, Serge Ibaka, Shannon Brown, Stephen Curry, stephen jackson, Tracy McGrady, Vladimir Radmanovic, Will Bynum, Yi Jianlian, Zach Randolph
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Friday, December 4th, 2009

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I let myself down last night, failing to keep my eyes open after the Boston/San Antonio game tipped off. Apparently you shouldn’t go for late-afternoon/early-evening drinks with co-workers when you haven’t slept properly in weeks. After waking up on my couch at 12:00 AM with freaking hockey on the TV, lesson learned. I’m not going to compound this failure with a failure to complete the third BfB, though, so bear with me as I sort through last night’s action despite missing the majority of it live. (more…)
Tags: Aaron Brooks, Al Harrington, Allen Iverson, Andrew Bogut, Anthony Morrow, Brandon Jennings, Carl Landry, DaJuan Blair, DeMar DeRozan, Dwight Howard, Jared Dudley, John Thompson, Kyle Lowry, monta ellis, Rajon Rondo, Shane Battier, Stephen Curry, Trevor Ariza, Ty Lawson, Tyrus Thomas, Vladimir Radmanovic
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Monday, October 12th, 2009

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Ahh, G-State. The G-Men. Okay, maybe not the G-Men, though I think they’d trade their issues for one Plaxico bullet wound. Where do I even start with these guys? They have so much talent it’s ridiculous. They play entertaining ball. They have a great crowd. There’s so much to love, yet they continue to self destruct. (more…)
Tags: Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, anthony randolph, don nelson, Golden State Warriors, Marco Belinelli, monta ellis, Stephen Curry, stephen jackson
Posted in Golden State Warriors | 1 Comment »