Nyce_1
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Man, after reading his blogs...he's now my favorite player in the league. He's so down to earth and just like one of us. If you guys and girls have any free time, read his blog. He's a funny guy.
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Man, after reading his blogs...he's now my favorite player in the league. He's so down to earth and just like one of us. If you guys and girls have any free time, read his blog. He's a funny guy.
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quote:Originally posted by Kberto:I would say it, but I won't use his name anymore. I'll just call him the "player."
HAHAHAHA. I like that. I will use that name also..."The Player".
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quote:Originally posted by mymaster:well NY just lost so what does it mean for us.
Their loss means we stay in 8th place. Tomorrow is a big game for us.
Games to keep track of tomorrow night:
NJ @ Orlando
Miami @ Indiana
NY @ Cleveland
I'm hoping we win and everyone else loses; that will be HUGE for us.
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tonight is the first time I've posted directly after a game (excluding the playoff hunt thread). Normally it's too much going on in here for my liking so I leave the MB alone. However, tonight, i was just sooooooo dam frustrated with how we lost, I had to let everyone know how I felt.
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quote:Originally posted by magic4life:why when we lose there are so many posts but when we win its all quiet.
cause we're more emotional/frustrated after a loss so we need to release our frustration without getting arrested.
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we phucking suck
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we phucking suck
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we phucking suck
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we phucking suck.
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Here's the article for those who are too lazy to click the link (i'm one of them, lol):
quote:The new Jordan rulesBy Dan Wetzel and Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo! Sports
March 20, 2007
Several NBA team executives are angry with what they call an unfair advantage that Charlotte Bobcats minority owner Michael Jordan has due to his exclusive access to future NBA prospects in his Jordan Brand All-American high school game and Flight School camps, and they want the commissioner's office to forbid his involvement.
Across the league, executives are decrying what they consider to be the new "Jordan Rules" of the NBA.
"Danny Ainge ends up seated next to Kevin Durant's mother and gets fined $30,000, but Michael goes out and plays one on one with [top high school prospect] O.J. Mayo and it is not a problem?" one Western Conference general manager grumbled.
"It's a conflict of interest."
The issue stems from Jordan's myriad roles within the basketball landscape. All at once, he's a minority owner, general manager, a retired icon, a marketing pitchman and sneaker executive.
In his role with Nike's Jordan Brand, he has operated both his annual All-American Classic
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quote:Originally posted by magicdepth:...if GHill goes out a game or so..(and we know it will happen by the end of the season) I think Bogans will get moved up to start leaving JJ right where he is.
My thoughts exactly.
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I share your excitement 30, but we have to hold on to it.
Try posting your joy and thoughts in this thread:
http://orlandomagiczone.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/8891029871/m/2741057243/p/1
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More good news for us, Calderon is battling an ankle sprain and might still be out for this game. He's missed the Raps' last two games. AND, Anthony Parker is still trying to find his form after recently returning from an injury. His last 2 games have been HORRIBLE and still might not be 100% tonight. All signs are pointing for the Magic to win....which is why I think we lose, lol.
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More good news for us, Calderon is battling an ankle sprain and might still be out for this game. He's missed the Raps' last two games. AND, Anthony Parker is still trying to find his form after recently returning from an injury. His last 2 games have been HORRIBLE and still might not be 100% tonight. All signs are pointing for the Magic to win....which is why I think we lose, lol.
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I don't mean to be insensitive but this is good new for us. However, I do hope he has a speedy recovery.
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I just read in the game thread that Bargnani (spelling) will be out this game and possibly the rest of the season with an emergency appendectomy early this morning. I hope he gets well soon, but this is good news for us.
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OK everyone, by yahoo's standings we are in 8th place (tied with Nets for 7th, but they hold the tie-breaker). If we win tonight, we'll be 7th seed...alone. Another game to watch is Indiana @ SA. And, last night, JO hurt his knee he's been having problems with. It's very likely that Indy will shut him down for the season thus taking them out of the playoff chase. This will leave NJ, NY, and US fighting for 2 spots. I'm pretty confident that we make the playoffs this season. Good for two reasons: 1) Give our guys experience in that type of atmosphere, and 2)give Detroit a crappy pick.
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Do you guys think if we renounce Darko, we can make a run at Chauncey($10) AND Vince($8)? If we get rid of Arroyo and Bogans, we can offer more...maybe even resign Darko for $7? I know I'm dreaming, but do you think this is possible?
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Every team needs a 3-pt threat. Though he hasn't done much this season, remember he is only a rookie and has shown some glimpses of what he will bring. JJ is part of our core.
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Here's an article
quote:The problematic prospectBy Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo! Sports
The father of the most intriguing NBA free agent in years sounded somewhat startled to hear of the sudden scramble surrounding his son. No one in the pros has called Ralph Morris about his kid Randolph at the University of Kentucky, but rest assured, the junior's status has sent several franchises searching for a simple answer to a complicated question.
Do we have a shot to sign Randolph Morris right now?
"As far as I know, he's not entertaining any thoughts of leaving Kentucky during the season," Ralph Morris said by phone from his Atlanta home on Sunday.
Since the start of the college basketball season, several NBA teams closely have studied the unusual circumstance surrounding Randolph Morris. They've made calls, asked around to agents and kept checking with sources to make sure no one else was beating them to a contract offer.
Suddenly, more and more executives are hustling to decide how they should handle the reality that the center is no longer an immature, poorly conditioned 6-foot-11 project, but a leaner, more polished prospect. In this climate, the kid just needs to say the word and he never has to wake up for another 8:30 a.m. class.
Morris could sign a contract today, leave school and wear an NBA uniform immediately. "A team would be within our rules to do that," NBA spokesman Tim Frank said.
Even the worst teams in the league don't need him now, but they don't want to risk losing Morris later. This isn't so much a salute to a prodigious talent
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When he was in the draft, he was projected to be a lottery pick str8 from high school; but, since he had poor workouts,no one drafted him. Now after a year or two in college, his game has developed. Other GMS are thinking about going after him also.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA; that's messed up. Funny, but messed up.
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First, welcome to the boards.
Second, some of us agree with you. I haven't seen much of him EVER, but the little I've seen...I know he's our best pure POINT GAURD. the kid can make others around him better. He doesn't play cause Napolean is an A$$. I want him to get his PT in the league, but I don't want him to become another "Magic Killer". I hope we retain him this summer and handle the other 2 correctly.
Player Advice...
in Orlando Magic Forum
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If you knew any player on our team was reading our board, what is some advice you would give him? Please, no BASHING!!! This is real talk to real guys so be respectful.
Since this is my thread, I'll start.
Darko - keep shooting those 18-footers. That's your shot and we need you to consistently make those. Maybe try spending extra practice on them like Yao Ming in that commercial.