sactownroyalty.com - 3/6/2008
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This morning, I asked David Thorpe (ESPN analyst and Kevin Martin's trainer for the past six years) for his thoughts on what he saw in the fourth quarter last night. Here is his response: The Kings did a fine job for three quarters last night in mixing in lots of offensive looks. Post ups and iso's for Artest, a spread floor for Beno drives, and lots of 2-man action with Miller and Martin. ...
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Just came across these two clips over at Sactown Royalty (via our friends at Forum Blue and Gold). The first is fun because it shows that every team's fans, after every game, go through the same questions about officiating, coaching strategy, player performance, etc. that happens here... except these days, the complaints of the Laker Nation are pretty mellow by comparison, even after a somewhat sketchball win. Sometimes sticking a toe in the pool of another team's misery is good for perspective! In the second link, there's a great comment from ESPN.com's ...
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