January 30, 200719 yr Author :sssh: I said that last year too and we saw something new. Who knows.:jump: I bet one of them guys could do a flip in the air and Dunk it.
January 30, 200719 yr You don't have to do something new every year... You can reuse dunks from the past... Just do them good... And don't try that blindfold crap.
January 30, 200719 yr Author Again, if James White is in it & he does that dunk....He wins. For sure.
January 30, 200719 yr Remember a couple years ago when they had a big wheel to spin & whatever old school dunk it landed on they had to try it....It sucked. Nobody could do the Statue of Liberty or the Larry Nance dunks or the MJ dunks or the VC dunks. I really wish VC would be in because if he was then I think it would come down between him & White but if White saves that free throw line dunk for last he wins.
January 30, 200719 yr http://www.nba.com/allstar2007/skills_challenge/skills_field_070129.html Field Set for 2007 PlayStation® Skills Challenge NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 2007 – Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade will defend his PlayStation® Skills Challenge title against three of the league’s biggest stars on Feb. 17 as part of NBA All-Star Saturday Night at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. The competitors hoping to deny Wade’s quest for a repeat are the Los Angeles Lakers’ Kobe Bryant, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James and the Phoenix Suns’ Steve Nash. The PlayStation Skills Challenge was introduced at NBA All-Star 2003 in Atlanta and consists of four players competing in a two-round timed “obstacle course” consisting of dribbling, passing and shooting stations. All players must observe basic NBA ball-handling rules while completing the course. The two players with the fastest times from the first round advance to the finals with the order of competition determined by inverse order of the first round times. At the discretion of the referee, television instant replay may be consulted for clarification of rules compliance. Wade, who defeated James in the finals of the 2006 PlayStation Skills Challenge in Houston, is tied with Bryant for third in the NBA in scoring, averaging 28.4 points per game. Nash, who won the event in 2005 in Denver, currently leads the league in assists with 11.8 per game. James, who was the leading vote-getter for this year’s All-Star game, is seventh in the league in scoring at 27.2 points per game.
January 30, 200719 yr http://www.nba.com/news/50Point_Performances_070127.html 50-Point+ Performances This Season PLAYER POINTS DATE/OPPONENT VIDEO Gilbert Arenas 60 12/17/2006 WAS at LAL (OT) Kobe Bryant 58 12/29/2006 LAL at CHA (3 OT) Michael Redd 57 11/11/2006 MIL vs. UTA Gilbert Arenas 54 12/22/2006 WAS at PHO (OT) Ray Allen 54 01/12/2007 SEA vs. UTA (OT) Kobe Bryant 53 12/15/2006 LAL vs. HOU (2 OT) Jamal Crawford 52 01/26/2007 NYK vs. MIA Kobe Bryant 52 11/30/2006 LAL vs. UTA Richard Hamilton 51 12/27/2006 DET at NY (3 OT) Gilbert Arenas 51 01/15/2007 WAS vs. UTA Arenas & Kobes both have 3 50 point + games this season. Jamal Crawford's stirring career-high 52-point performance Friday night in a New York Knicks 116-96 victory over the Miami Heat not only electrified Madison Square Garden, but also stacked his name with other current greats. Crawford sank 16 straight shot attempts - the best such streak in more than a decade, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. The Seattle native became the sixth star this season to rack up at least 50 points, a feat also accomplished by Kobe Bryant, Gilbert Arenas, Michael Redd, Ray Allen and Richard Hamilton. Overall, there have been 10 performances of at least 50 points this season, just two shy of the total for the entire 2005-06 campaign. There were only eight 50-point efforts in 2004-05 and five in 2003-04.
January 30, 200719 yr Hopefully the Wiz hid the skids for a bit so they can retire the most hideous uniforms of all time.
January 30, 200719 yr Hopefully the Wiz hid the skids for a bit so they can retire the most hideous uniforms of all time. :confused:
January 30, 200719 yr I'd like to see another very good PG in that system. I have no doubt Kidd would be at least close to Nash numbers if given the chance to play for D'Antoni with this roster. And that brings me to another point. The NBA is a copy cat league, so I hope the Suns do win the title this year... I don't think Kidd hits the jumper especially on the run enough to score as much as Nash. Nash is in a good situation where he has guys that can finish in a lot of differnet ways, but he's the best at what he does and I think that no other pg would be as close to his numbers as smoe people think. I hope they do too. I would love to see other teams open it up in the next few years.
January 30, 200719 yr Author Kidd would average a triple double if he played for Phoenix. He averages 8 assist on that Nets team. Just imagine what he would get if he played with the Suns.
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