Is Jerome James that good? or are we that bad in interior D
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I gotta think it would probably be better for Jerome James's free agency if the Sonics lose this series with James looking like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (something the Kings do for just about every opposing average no-name big man in the league) instead of advancing against the Spurs or Nuggets and going back to plain, old 4 pts a game Jerome James.
Is Jerome James that good? or are we that bad in interior D
I would think the answer to that one is pretty obvious. Although after we get done giving the Pryzbilla mouth-to-mouth rescusiation of his career bit, it wouldn't shock me if he could take his size and newfound confidence and turn into a 10pt 5-6rebound part time starter type guy.
I would think the answer to that one is pretty obvious. Although after we get done giving the Pryzbilla mouth-to-mouth rescusiation of his career bit, it wouldn't shock me if he could take his size and newfound confidence and turn into a 10pt 5-6rebound part time starter type guy.
well the Sonics main strength is their three point shooting, so it makes bringing help dangerous against them. Also what makes them a potentially dangerous team with their newfound post player -- if you took a true stud post player and put him in the middle of all of those three point shooters, they'd a be a real tough team to guard.
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JJ is NOT a scrub. He has developed a good game since being cut by the Kings, but he is also no All Star. Prety limited game... big bruiser who can board and play close to the net. Bu if you let himstay terhe or wose yet throw a 6'8" forward at him he is of course going to look like the second comming of Joe Prizbilla.
Jerome deserves some props .... he's taking what our offense and defense is allowing him to do.
Give the guy some credit ... he's had his up-n-downs. He's playing hard for himself and Seattle, and he's doing what he's been working his whole life for.
McMillan has done his work and has some ideas on how to attack our King's.
It's been working .... up to our King's to do something about it.
Give the guy some credit ... he's had his up-n-downs. He's playing hard for himself and Seattle, and he's doing what he's been working his whole life for.
McMillan has done his work and has some ideas on how to attack our King's.
It's been working .... up to our King's to do something about it.
again, james production comes mostly from put back rebounds. BOX HIM OUT, that'll take away at least 8 points from his 19 point scoring average. other than that he's not good enough to beat the kings by himself. i say we stay home and take daniels/allen/luke from out of their offense. that's what killed us in games 1 & 2; and not being active on offense.
I agree with you. If he can have this "fluke" of good play during the playoffs then he is very capable of performing during meaningless games in the regular season. He is in a contract year. He sure didnt perform up to this magnitude during the regular season but he is in a way telling the organization that he wants to come back. I think he has the height and physical strength to compete every game and put up these kind of numbers. I think if he stays aggressive and plays like he is playing he will be hard to stop by any team.