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re: Bucks Weekend: VIDEO Jennings rains 55 on Nellie's Warriors; Bon Voyage to Carmelo and the Skipper

john — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:06:50 GMT

Hello there to all Bucks fans worldwide! Nice to meet y'all.

As a fan of Argentina, I couldn't be more happy to see Carlos DELFINO performance against the Nets. Not that this is something new as I'm sure many of you have already aware of his capability when he was playing for the Raptors.

He showed tremendous determination of his first start and made plenty of basket. He also proved that he can be an provided courtesy of his six assists. Let’s hope that we will see more from him during the coming months.

I like what I’m seeing from the Bucks this season. Andrew BOGUT can compete among the big names in the NBA. But for me the biggest breakthrough for me has to be Brandon JENNINGS. I’ve seen him some highlights from his time in Italy and boy he’s got talent.

Anyway here is my link about DELFINO performance against the Nets.

mundoalbiceleste.blogspot.com/.../big-night-for-delfino-scola-leads.html

Hope to see some Bucks fans dropping and giving their own view.

VAMOS BUCKS!!!

re: Eastern Conference Preview

J.D. Mo — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:16:15 GMT

Nobody's going anywhere in the East but the big three, not until after next summer's free agent shuffle. In the meantime, go Celtics!!

The Sixers added Jason Kapano, the most accurate 3-point shooter in NBA history. Stat links above.

re: Eastern Conference Preview

curak — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 23:44:11 GMT

It's true., the Sixers own the Bucks, but otherwise they're going nowhere. No shooting. They'll win enough regular season games, crash n the playoffs, end of story, koniec, go home.

Cavs will suffer a hangover from last year and won't be nearly as good. Shaq is a fat old loudmouth. They will do OK in the regular season, but die in the playoffs. Really, Shaq and Ilgauskas can guard Howard better? Six more fouls costs $25 mil now?

re: Eastern Conference Preview

J.D. Mo — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:26:16 GMT

Powe's tough, curak, tougher than Warrick and he was getting better and better filling in for KG. Had he been healthy the Celtics might've resigned him. Trouble is, this is the last season of the Pierce and Allen contracts and they don't have time to wait for his recovery.

The Cavs problem seems to be the Delonte situation. They need to sort it out but they'll be fine. A lot of energy gets spent on coming up with ways that acquiring Shaq will be a problem for the Lebrons, bit its wasted energy, ESPN wagging. Shaq makes any team better, period.

The Sixers are an interesting group, one of my favorite East conf. subjects. And they're still a team the Bucks can't beat, Miller or no, as we saw in the opener. More on them when I get around to continuing this preview thing.

re: Eastern Conference Preview

curak — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:20:26 GMT

Hm, dunno if the Cavs are much better. No evidence yet. Shaq will just get in LeBron's way, and can't guard Howard either. I think they're adding more issues than players.

Curious to see if the Magic are better. Sure, Hedo ain't worth that money, but part of their strength was a 6'10" playmaker. Does Bass start now? Pietrus?

Another thing, how is Powe better than Warrick? Some offense off the bench by a tweener forward, whoop-de-doo. There's a reason the Celtics let him walk. I really see the Cavs as more of a collection of pieces than an organized team. There's a reason they were dismantled by the Magic in the playoffs last year, their coaching is really not all it's cracked up to be. Brown got out-coached by Van Gundy and never adapted.

And the Sixers lost their one passer. Now they can just run. Not shoot or pass, just run.