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Rajon Rondo to Phoenix #21 Pick

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And will do anything possible to win said championships...

 

 

....and has now won 4 of them.......

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[PUOTE=Lauch]....and has now won 4 of them.......

 

And will continue to play to get more.

 

Athletes don't expect to show up and win. They work on things. Especially their weaknesses. Anyone that disputes that, I would question their athletic prowess...:rolleyes:

And will continue to play to get more.

 

Athletes don't expect to show up and win. They work on things. Especially their weaknesses. Anyone that disputes that, I would question their athletic prowess...:rolleyes:

Ew.......... Gut shot.

 

By the way James White got traded to the pacers. :sssh:

No way any professional athlete will settle for looking that silly at the free throw line.

 

Dennis Rodman didn't have a problem with it. ;)

Rick Barry shot free throws underhanded.

Dennis Rodman didn't have a problem with it. ;)

 

Guys that purposely look silly are automatically eliminated...

Rick Barry shot free throws underhanded.

Did they go in?

Guys that purposely look silly are automatically eliminated...

So now your making rules on the issue isn't that clever.

 

Give me a year in which Shaq's free throw shooting hindered a NBA title and why. Then I will deem this a credible argument against Shaq.

And will continue to play to get more.

 

Athletes don't expect to show up and win. They work on things. Especially their weaknesses. Anyone that disputes that, I would question their athletic prowess...:rolleyes:

 

 

He expects to win at the end of the year. He does hardly anything in the summer. Shows up out of shape before the season, plays himself into shape as the season goes on, then competes at a high level in the playoffs. He cares about his FT shooting when it matters and it has never cost his team a championship.

Personally, I think Rondo will make a pretty good pro point guard. He may not be an All-Star like Jason Kidd, but he'll be solid.

 

I think the style of play that Tubby Smith wanted held Rondo back some. Guys like Rondo need to get out and run, or they get frustrated. When you get frustrated, you tend to dribble too much, hold the ball, or do other things out of character. An up-tempo NBA style will help RR, and I think he'll come into his own.

 

BTW, he'll never be a great shooter. But in his 2 years at Kentucky, he was a much better 3 point shooter from NBA range than he was from the college line. ;)

So now your making rules on the issue isn't that clever.

 

Give me a year in which Shaq's free throw shooting hindered a NBA title and why. Then I will deem this a credible argument against Shaq.

I don't know any particular years, nor do I know of any players (other than Jason Williams & Darius Washington Jr.) who have lost games because of missed free throws. But I assume that there are times in Shaq's career when they have lost by a few points, when Shaq missed more than a "few" free throws.

Guys that purposely look silly are automatically eliminated...

:laugh: :laugh:

Personally, I think Rondo will make a pretty good pro point guard. He may not be an All-Star like Jason Kidd, but he'll be solid.

 

I think the style of play that Tubby Smith wanted held Rondo back some. Guys like Rondo need to get out and run, or they get frustrated. When you get frustrated, you tend to dribble too much, hold the ball, or do other things out of character. An up-tempo NBA style will help RR, and I think he'll come into his own.

 

BTW, he'll never be a great shooter. But in his 2 years at Kentucky, he was a much better 3 point shooter from NBA range than he was from the college line. ;)

 

 

When he was drafted he was called ason Kidd, cause he had no J. Rondo could be an All-Star. Tubby and the teammates at KY did not help Rondo and he didn't help them. Four people would stand around and watch Rajon dribble and he would watch them stand around.

So now your making rules on the issue isn't that clever.

 

Give me a year in which Shaq's free throw shooting hindered a NBA title and why. Then I will deem this a credible argument against Shaq.

 

No rules, it's just if you're going to use Rodman as an example of someone that cares about anything well...that's a bad choice. I truly don't pay that close attention to the NBA. Possibly last year. Didn't he have a horrendous free throw shooting series?

 

How can a 50% free throw shooter with more than 10 attempts not be a credible argument?

 

I never have claimed myself to be an NBA expert...

I don't know any particular years, nor do I know of any players (other than Jason Williams & Darius Washington Jr.) who have lost games because of missed free throws. But I assume that there are times in Shaq's career when they have lost by a few points, when Shaq missed more than a "few" free throws.

 

 

He was talking about Championships. Has Shaq lost one because he had a bad night?

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