30 Teams In 30 Days: New Jersey Nets

[CelticBalla32]

Hey guys. I'm doing my 30 Teams In 30 Days feature for the second straight year, and since I know that there are usually 7 million Nets fans salivating at the mouth in this forum, I figured I'd share my Nets article with you.

Teaser:

Lawrence Frank seems to have taken a page out of Mike Brown’s offensive playbook; the only page, I might add. If you’ve seen one offensive set by New Jersey, you’ve seen them all, as the majority of them seem to conclude with an isolation play.

A post option may help take down the swelling, and they may have found that in Brook Lopez, but it’s going to take a hell of a lot more off-ball movement from the perimeter players to establish a threatening offense. They’ve got the talent and tools, but are lacking structure.

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Enjoy! Thoughts/comments appreciated (go easy on me).

 

[kobimel]

Very nice. Only one correction: Brook Lopez was picked 10th overall, not 9th.

At ninth overall, the team was fortunate enough to find Stanford center Brook Lopez on the board, and they pounced on that opportunity without even thinking about it.

The ninth overall pick, Brook Lopez, possesses many skills necessary to become an outstanding center on both ends of the floor, and can likely contribute from the get-go.

 

[Netted]

You may want research the new offense before you write the next article. It's a big part of what they plan on doing this year and has been talked about quite often this summer. Here's a link to a great article discussing it and showing it in action against Miami. Looks damn impressive if they can all get it down.

 

[Special_Delivery]

You may want research the new offense before you write the next article. It's a big part of what they plan on doing this year and has been talked about quite often this summer. Here's a link to a great article discussing it and showing it in action against Miami. Looks damn impressive if they can all get it down.

Yea read this, it's the same thing I told John Hollinger.

 

[Dumpy]

nice job for a non-fan; better than most I've seen. I would argue with some of your conclusions, but they're just opinions. Nice job.

 

[danxcr]

actually its a pretty fair evaluation... and a good read... good job