www.truthaboutit.net — The pace of the Washington Wizards slowed down in the absence of Gilbert Arenas (for most of the 07-08 season). Is that a good thing?
Is a point guard like Gilbert Arenas worth keeping? What is the value of Agent Zero to his team? Let's find out.
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Too much for a FanShot, but...
Bullets Forever —
... While I was finishing up duties at school, Truthaboutit posted two outstanding breakdowns of the Wizards' offense and defense on his site. Be sure to check them out. Here's the link for the offense breakdown, and ...
A Fantastic Breakdown of Gilbert’s Offensive Impact
Gilbertology —
... If there’s only one blog post that you read today regarding Gilbert’s impact on the Washington offense, make it this one from Truth About It. ...
State of the Wizards: A cyber-roundtable discussion (Part 3)
Bullets Forever —
... At the same time, this season did prove to us that there are more weapons on this team than Gilbert, and they can be effective if they get their chances. I'm not going to argue that Gilbert stunted anyone's growth, because that's stupid, nor am I going to argue that "ball movement" went down, because Truth effectively debunked that myth the other day. I also won't say that it's Gilbert fault whenever Princeton-ball bogs down into Gilbert-ball, because it's as much the fault of the other player not moving as it is Gilbert's. What I will say, though, is that we ...
Player Evaluation: Darius Songaila
Bullets Forever —
... Now consider the offense that Eddie Jordan runs, a pro-style Princeton. When operating at a higher pace, which we all know occurred less in 07-08 than in years before, Songaila has the veteran savvy to move with a purpose....whether it be posting up, or setting high ball screens in transition. ...
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State of the Wizards: A cyber-roundtable discussion (Part 1)
www.bulletsforever.com 5/21/2008 — A while back, I polled several prominent Wizards bloggers/internet personalities, asking them to answer some key questions facing the Wizards this offseason. Eventually, many of them got back to me, and now, their answers to each question will be posted here over the next few days.
A while back, I polled several prominent Wizards bloggers/internet personalities, asking them to answer some key questions facing the Wizards this offseason. Eventually, many of them got back to me, and now, their answers to each question will be posted here over the next few days.
Pollin': Best Potential Coach - Washington Wizards
www.bulletsforever.com 5/21/2008 — With a whopping 62% of the vote, Brendan Haywood was selected as the Wizards' Most Improved Player this season.
Roger Mason finished 2nd with 18%, Caron and DeShawn finished 3rd and 4th respectively.
This week, the question to ponder is "Which current Wizard would make for the best head coach?"
With a whopping 62% of the vote, Brendan Haywood was selected as the Wizards' Most Improved Player this season.
Roger Mason finished 2nd with 18%, Caron and DeShawn finished 3rd and 4th respectively.
This week, the question to ponder is "Which current Wizard would make for the best head coach?"
Washington Wizards Defense: is there any good news?
www.truthaboutit.net 5/21/2008 — Avidly watching (and blogging) the Wizards this past season, I came to the conclusion that while meaningfully improved, team defense still had a long way to go, especially in terms of guarding the perimeter. Since the end of the 07-08 season, there have been differing opinions on whether the Wizards defense had really improved from 06-07.
Avidly watching (and blogging) the Wizards this past season, I came to the conclusion that while meaningfully improved, team defense still had a long way to go, especially in terms of guarding the perimeter. Since the end of the 07-08 season, there have been differing opinions on whether the Wizards defense had really improved from 06-07.
Last finals discussion question
www.bulletsforever.com 5/20/2008 —
Technically, my finals are done, but I'm still recovering, so here's one more question to ponder.
There was a lot of talk about our improved defense this year. Every time I ever tuned into Comcast (which admittedly wasn't much since I'm ...
Technically, my finals are done, but I'm still recovering, so here's one more question to ponder.
There was a lot of talk about our improved defense this year. Every time I ever tuned into Comcast (which admittedly wasn't much since I'm ...
Cavaliers: Owner Gilbert remains confident championship is coming
www.chroniclet.com 5/22/2008 — The Cavaliers are going to win a championship and LeBron James is going to be around to help them do it.
That was the message from owner Dan Gilbert, who held a conference call with local media members Tuesday afternoon.
The Cavaliers are going to win a championship and LeBron James is going to be around to help them do it.
That was the message from owner Dan Gilbert, who held a conference call with local media members Tuesday afternoon.
James One Man Show Not Enough —
Wizards Insider 5/19/2008
BOSTON - The first 46 minutes, he was flawless. He looked like he was ready to prove for the second time this postseason that sometimes, just sometimes, one supernova is greater than three all-stars. LeBron James never had to worry about being the ...
Who Is Your Pick? —
Wizards Insider 5/20/2008
I'm about to catch a flight to Los Angeles to cover the Western Conference Finals, but I'm sure everyone is well aware that there will be a few ping pong balls bouncing around in Secaucus, N.J., and for the fourth year in a row, the Washington Wizards ...
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Wizards Insider 5/21/2008
Whether some struggling franchise put itself in position to land the next Kobe Bryant or the next Kwame Brown remains to be seen but here is what we do know about the latest installment of the NBA draft lottery: The Chicago Bulls, who came away with ...
The Early Line: Who's Drafting Whom? —
Wizards Insider 5/21/2008
In his most recent post, Ivan Carter takes look at Tuesday night's lottery and projects how the top five will play out on June 26. How do *you* think it will go? Take the polls and explain yourself in the comments below (Note: for arguments' sake, ...
Lakers Take/Spurs Give Away Game 1 —
Wizards Insider 5/22/2008
The San Antonio Spurs surely would've taken any scenario in which Kobe Bryant would score just two points in the first half and they would have a 20-point lead in the second half. Put those two together and you can generally scratch off one in the win ...