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Game Thread: Magic @ Grizzlies, 10/12/09
yung_sportsfan replied to jec's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
I SAY MAGIC WIN BIG AND OJ HAS 25..... -
They Suspended His account because of strange activties????
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SI.com: In previous summers, you've organized team workouts near your home in Pennsylvania. Will it be business as usual this summer? JN: We're trying to piece it together because our team was in transition. For the most part, the big guns have committed -- Vince [Carter], Dwight [Howard] and Rashard [Lewis]. After those guys have committed, no one can really back out unless they have some type of serious issue. This year we're doing it from the 16th through the 22nd of August. We do it at the same facility every year, same gym at Haverford College. We'll work out with my trainers -- conditioning drills, weightlifting, stuff to get your body right. The basketball stuff we do is later in the afternoon. We do that for about 2-3 hours. Afterward, we'll mix up the nightlife. We always do a dinner. Other days we'll do paintball or bowling, maybe go to the movies. SI.com: As you said, the Magic were in transition this summer, and no change was bigger than losing Hedo Turkoglu to Toronto and bringing in Carter. Are you surprised that Hedo didn't return? JN: We all wanted him back, but we all know this is a business and we wanted Hedo to make the best decision for him and his family. I support his decision. He'll be a friend to me no matter what, and I'm going to support him, other than when we play him. SI.com: How will the team look different with Vince in and Hedo out? JN: It won't really be different. Both of those guys have the ball in their hands a lot. They both make plays. Vince is probably a better athlete, but they're both great shooters and great passers. So it's not like we are losing skills. They are pretty much equal in terms of their style of play. I think Vince will be that one player that we always needed. SI.com: Adding Vince wasn't the only change. What will bringing Matt Barnes and Brandon Bass in mean? JN: Matt spaces the floor out because he's able to shoot the three and he's also able to put the ball on the floor and handle his position [defensively] pretty well. At times I think we lacked that toughness. And in this case toughness means blocking out, toughness means taking charges, toughness means doing the dirty things, but in a legal way. I think those two guys bring that. SI.com: How essential was it to bring back Marcin Gortat? JN: He's a big piece to our puzzle. He never gets out of line. Obviously, he wants more playing time and wants a bigger role, and one day he's going to get that role. Right now, though, he's on a team that needs him to do a service. We're all out there getting paid to do something. Ultimately, the goal should be to win a championship; after that everybody should be satisfied and happy and ready to go win another one. link:http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/paul_forrester/07/31/nelson.questions/
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SI.com: In previous summers, you've organized team workouts near your home in Pennsylvania. Will it be business as usual this summer? JN: We're trying to piece it together because our team was in transition. For the most part, the big guns have committed -- Vince [Carter], Dwight [Howard] and Rashard [Lewis]. After those guys have committed, no one can really back out unless they have some type of serious issue. This year we're doing it from the 16th through the 22nd of August. We do it at the same facility every year, same gym at Haverford College. We'll work out with my trainers -- conditioning drills, weightlifting, stuff to get your body right. The basketball stuff we do is later in the afternoon. We do that for about 2-3 hours. Afterward, we'll mix up the nightlife. We always do a dinner. Other days we'll do paintball or bowling, maybe go to the movies. SI.com: As you said, the Magic were in transition this summer, and no change was bigger than losing Hedo Turkoglu to Toronto and bringing in Carter. Are you surprised that Hedo didn't return? JN: We all wanted him back, but we all know this is a business and we wanted Hedo to make the best decision for him and his family. I support his decision. He'll be a friend to me no matter what, and I'm going to support him, other than when we play him. SI.com: How will the team look different with Vince in and Hedo out? JN: It won't really be different. Both of those guys have the ball in their hands a lot. They both make plays. Vince is probably a better athlete, but they're both great shooters and great passers. So it's not like we are losing skills. They are pretty much equal in terms of their style of play. I think Vince will be that one player that we always needed. SI.com: Adding Vince wasn't the only change. What will bringing Matt Barnes and Brandon Bass in mean? JN: Matt spaces the floor out because he's able to shoot the three and he's also able to put the ball on the floor and handle his position [defensively] pretty well. At times I think we lacked that toughness. And in this case toughness means blocking out, toughness means taking charges, toughness means doing the dirty things, but in a legal way. I think those two guys bring that. SI.com: How essential was it to bring back Marcin Gortat? JN: He's a big piece to our puzzle. He never gets out of line. Obviously, he wants more playing time and wants a bigger role, and one day he's going to get that role. Right now, though, he's on a team that needs him to do a service. We're all out there getting paid to do something. Ultimately, the goal should be to win a championship; after that everybody should be satisfied and happy and ready to go win another one. link:http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/paul_forrester/07/31/nelson.questions/
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Jeremy Richardson signs with Greek team Aris Thessaloniki
yung_sportsfan posted a topic in Orlando Magic Forum
Aris strengthened their roster further adding former Orlando Magic player Jeremy Richardson. The Thessaloniki club announced on Sunday that the US small forward will be wearing the yellow top for the 2009-2010 season. The 26-year-old has also played for Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat, Memphis Grizzlies and San Antonio Spurs. A day earlier Aris had also announced the signing of US forward Ira Newble, a 34-year-old who has a rich NBA experience from his time at the San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Seattle Supersonics and Los Angeles Lakers. link:http://www.sportingreece.com/kb/article.asp?fIndex=3487 -
Jeremy Richardson signs with Greek team Aris Thessaloniki
yung_sportsfan replied to yung_sportsfan's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
Aris strengthened their roster further adding former Orlando Magic player Jeremy Richardson. The Thessaloniki club announced on Sunday that the US small forward will be wearing the yellow top for the 2009-2010 season. The 26-year-old has also played for Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat, Memphis Grizzlies and San Antonio Spurs. A day earlier Aris had also announced the signing of US forward Ira Newble, a 34-year-old who has a rich NBA experience from his time at the San Antonio Spurs, Atlanta Hawks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Seattle Supersonics and Los Angeles Lakers. link:http://www.sportingreece.com/kb/article.asp?fIndex=3487 -
Hollinger comments on magic
yung_sportsfan replied to nobandwagonhere's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
Im glad Hollinger has are back and i totally agree wit wat he is saying. I dont agree with the stupid guy that said turk is a better player, but i like and respect turk so dont get it wrong ppl. -
Dwight says "Courtney Lee is still really upset over trade"
yung_sportsfan replied to yung_sportsfan's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
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Dwight says "Courtney Lee is still really upset over trade"
yung_sportsfan posted a topic in Orlando Magic Forum
Magic center Dwight Howard says Courtney Lee is still hurting over his trade to the Nets back in June. Lee started for Orlando in the NBA Finals against the Lakers, playing a major role for the club as a rookie. The Magic traded him to New Jersey as part of a package for Vince Carter. "He's hurting," Howard said Thursday, according to the New York Post. "He's not just upset, he's hurting." Howard added that Lee was ready to get back in the gym and work on his game with his Magic teammates this season. "He was ready to get back in the gym and work on it and he got traded so he's hurting," Howard added. New Jersey forward Bobby Simmons believes that Lee will get over the pain once he gets comfortable with the Nets. "Once he gets here, his mindset will change," Simmons said. "Once he gets here and meets the guys on the team, he'll be fine." -
worst player ever to wear a magic jersey
yung_sportsfan replied to yung_sportsfan's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
Mario Kasun to me is far worst than Pat Garrity to me. -
Mario Kasun to me is far worst than Pat Garrity to me.
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nice right???
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Ima still boo him
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