Had to beat the Knicks. Lose to pretty much everyone else but beat those losers.

SJackson should still not be playing that much and Randolph did so much in such limited time. It just doesn't make sense

Nice, sounds like a good win. Looking forward to dloading the game and watching it in slow mo so i can analyse it from every angle since I don't live in the Bay (like a true, knowledgeable fan) ;)



What are the shoes they were rockin?

Quazza wrote:Nice, sounds like a good win. Looking forward to dloading the game and watching it in slow mo so i can analyse it from every angle since I don't live in the Bay (like a true, knowledgeable fan) ;)

I might have to download it twice

I was in house for this. Really glad I got to see Randolph play. Plus, the booing everytime Harrington touched the ball was like music to my ears.

I got to watch the game as it played live. I'd tell you guys my opinion, but I don't wanna spoil it for anybody 2 months later when their torrent finishes downloading.

I was at the game...

I loved the way the crowd treated Harrington.

And watching it live is SO MUCH different from watching it on TV. I actually appreciated what Stack Jack was able to do tonight. On TV I kind of get annoyed at the way the rotation works and who doesn't/does get playing time. When you watch it live, its hard to overanalyze things.

32 wrote:I got to watch the game as it played live. I'd tell you guys my opinion, but I don't wanna spoil it for anybody 2 months later when their torrent finishes downloading.

haha

in all seriousness mate, how did AR play?

Quazza wrote:

32 wrote:I got to watch the game as it played live. I'd tell you guys my opinion, but I don't wanna spoil it for anybody 2 months later when their torrent finishes downloading.

haha

in all seriousness mate, how did AR play?

Controlled, yet aggressive, would be the best way to describe it. He stayed within himself for the most part; collecting lots of rebounds, defending the paint, and getting easy buckets inside. The rookie mistakes were there (he tried to start the break himself on a rebound and got picked by Nate Robinson from behind), but he showed a lot of good stuff tonight. A couple of the fouls he got called for on Harrington looked like clean blocks to me. Overall, a very strong showing. If Anthony keeps it up, his playing time should steadily increase... but we all know Nellie, so we'll see how it goes.

32 wrote:

Quazza wrote:

32 wrote:I got to watch the game as it played live. I'd tell you guys my opinion, but I don't wanna spoil it for anybody 2 months later when their torrent finishes downloading.

haha

in all seriousness mate, how did AR play?

Controlled, yet aggressive, would be the best way to describe it. He stayed within himself for the most part; collecting lots of rebounds, defending the paint, and getting easy buckets inside. The rookie mistakes were there (he tried to start the break himself on a rebound and got picked by Nate Robinson from behind), but he showed a lot of good stuff tonight. A couple of the fouls he got called for on Harrington looked like clean blocks to me. Overall, a very strong showing. If Anthony keeps it up, his playing time should steadily increase... but we all know Nellie, so we'll see how it goes.

Nice, sounds good. But like you said, It's that Nellie factor isn't it? I really think with consistent minutes (even just 10-15 a game) the kid could really contribute

chinchilla13 wrote:I was at the game...

I loved the way the crowd treated Harrington.

Come on now, that was completely low class behavior. I expect better out of our fanbase. I always assumed Warriors fans were a little more classy than your average NBA watchers, but apparently not. It has to be obvious at this point that Harrington was absolutely justified demanding a trade. If you don't believe Nelly was holding that guy back, based on the way he almost always played him as a perimeter 3-point shooter, then I don't know what to say. Al's game obviously extends way past how Nelly game planned (if you can call it that) for him. The guy is finally starting to come up in the league, and many classless (not all) dubs fans were booing him. Seriously, to hell with those people. Fans who really understood and analyzed Al during his tenure with this team have to at least be somewhat happy with his overdue emergence this year.

I'm sure I'll get labeled as a traitorous punk for this post, but at least let it be said that I was rooting for the dubs the entire game and was stoked that they put up 144 tonight. I just don't get all the hate towards Al, a guy that was sorely underutilized and misused in our system by the current coaching staff.

32 wrote: If Anthony keeps it up, his playing time should steadily increase... but we all know Nellie, so we'll see how it goes.

He'll probably be sitting the next few games as a reward for playing well knowing Nelson.

Another nice win for the W's. Been playing well the past few games. Can't wait to see how everything goes when Beans, Wright, and Bellinelli comes back, though that does screw up our draft position if we keep winning.

J-Pinnacle wrote:

chinchilla13 wrote:I was at the game...

I loved the way the crowd treated Harrington.

Come on now, that was completely low class behavior. I expect better out of our fanbase. I always assumed Warriors fans were a little more classy than your average NBA watchers, but apparently not. It has to be obvious at this point that Harrington was absolutely justified demanding a trade. If you don't believe Nelly was holding that guy back, based on the way he almost always played him as a perimeter 3-point shooter, then I don't know what to say. Al's game obviously extends way past how Nelly game planned (if you can call it that) for him. The guy is finally starting to come up in the league, and many classless (not all) dubs fans were booing him. Seriously, to hell with those people. Fans who really understood and analyzed Al during his tenure with this team have to at least be somewhat happy with his overdue emergence this year.

I'm sure I'll get labeled as a traitorous punk for this post, but at least let it be said that I was rooting for the dubs the entire game and was stoked that they put up 144 tonight. I just don't get all the hate towards Al, a guy that was sorely underutilized and misused in our system by the current coaching staff.

so should we cheer for Dunleavy too when he comes?

How is it Nelly's fault this guy is useless.

Harrington doesn't pass the ball.. doesn't rebound,... he does nothing a pf should do.

the only thing he could do in Nellie's system was shoot the 3s.

saintdee wrote:
so should we cheer for Dunleavy too when he comes?

How is it Nelly's fault this guy is useless.

Harrington doesn't pass the ball.. doesn't rebound,... he does nothing a pf should do.

the only thing he could do in Nellie's system was shoot the 3s.

That's my point. Nellie limited him to just shooting threes. He's way more effective with his inside game.

21.9 ppg is far from useless.

bad feeling about this one but can't quite put my finger on why. I've noticed Oden is starting to play pretty well though. 17, 10 and 6blocks the other night

Quazza wrote:bad feeling about this one but can't quite put my finger on why. I've noticed Oden is starting to play pretty well though. 17, 10 and 6blocks the other night

Wow..........Quaz? can I use your time travel device??? and also the one that puts Gre Oden on the Knicks.