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Roy might be better suited to come off the bench, with Blake. Those two work well together and imagine how disheartening it will be for opponents to be pummeled by Miller and Oden, only to have their reserves deal with Portland's starting backcourt of last year, which did quite well last year!

Also, consider: Roy has won Rookie Of The Year, made the All-Star and All-NBA teams. Next step: Sixth Man Of The Year. He can then aim at the MVP and go for the awards cycle.

:)
 
Roy might be better suited to come off the bench, with Blake. Those two work well together and imagine how disheartening it will be for opponents to be pummeled by Miller and Oden, only to have their reserves deal with Portland's starting backcourt of last year, which did quite well!

:)

Miller didn't have a single assist to Oden tonight. :dunno:
 
Miller didn't have a single assist to Oden tonight. :dunno:

A couple times tonight he set up plays for Greg down low though. As guys were looking what to do next, he would yell at Greg to go get position down low and told other guys to dump the ball down to him. He might not have officially received a dime for it, but he got Greg at least 2 easy buckets that same way.
 
A couple times tonight he set up plays for Greg down low though. As guys were looking what to do next, he would yell at Greg to go get position down low and told other guys to dump the ball down to him. He might not have officially received a dime for it, but he got Greg at least 2 easy buckets that same way.

Oden was 8-10 from the field. He should have had more shots. :dunno:
 
And ... Miller had 15 shots compared to Oden's 10 shots.

Ah, so you mistakenly responded to me? That sounds like a snippet from a different discussion, maybe one about who took more shots. ;)
 
Re: Goodbye Outlaw, Hello Miller

How's Papa gonna feel when it's just he and Maris nodding their heads in agreement?

I get the feeling Nate and KP already regret their blunder, and are already looking for a way out.

Deal coming soon! :clap:
 
Outlaw- going back to the original theme- is a bargain at 4 million. Instant offense off the bench- can't ask for much more from a bench player.

Roy- too early to tell. Hopefully we keep with the RAMWO lineup so it has a chance to gell during the rest of the preseason.
 
Outlaw is not a good basketball player. He can shoot, and that is it.

C'mon MM, you're saying you know absolutely nothing about the game?

Because that statement certainly implies total ignorance of the skills and talent that lead Bob Whitsitt to draft Travis, led Allen and Company to spend who knows how much time and money developing him, and then there's the dozens and dozens of games we would have lost without him.

This is the NBA, the cream of the crop.

They are all very good basketball players.

TO can create his shot at any time, against anybody. He's got some slick footwork and ball-handling skills, and has executed some sweet fakes on some great players. His palms are made of duct tape, and he can snag the slipperiest rifle pass in traffic.

Many here criticize his defense but I know Sergio appreciated how well he spaced the court when we had the ball. And Roy probably loves the fact he's never being double-teamed when Travis is out there.

And under pressure with the game on the line, you can't deny he's money.

Only problem now is we don't have a PG who can keep up with him, in fact the new guy failed his conditioning test!
 
C'mon MM, you're saying you know absolutely nothing about the game?

Because that statement certainly implies total ignorance of the skills and talent that lead Bob Whitsitt to draft Travis, led Allen and Company to spend who knows how much time and money developing him, and then there's the dozens and dozens of games we would have lost without him.

This is the NBA, the cream of the crop.

They are all very good basketball players.

TO can create his shot at any time, against anybody. He's got some slick footwork and ball-handling skills, and has executed some sweet fakes on some great players. His palms are made of duct tape, and he can snag the slipperiest rifle pass in traffic.

Many here criticize his defense but I know Sergio appreciated how well he spaced the court when we had the ball. And Roy probably loves the fact he's never being double-teamed when Travis is out there.

And under pressure with the game on the line, you can't deny he's money.

Only problem now is we don't have a PG who can keep up with him, in fact the new guy failed his conditioning test!

Oh yeah? When did Sergio whisper that sweet nothing into your ear?
 
Did you just say Brandon Roy sucks?

If we put Roy in the dumpster, Rudy will step up for the first 3 quarters at SG. Outlaw will carry us in the 4th, from SF, or, if from PF, Aldridge can sit. Nate is a good coach. He'll figure out a way. As my opponents during the Whitsitt era said, it's worth blowing up a good team to get rid of bad character.

P.S. You photograph well! Who's the tub-o-lard?
 
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PapaG and Maris are this board's version of Abbot and Costello.

Who's on first?
 
I think they're going to add a third member here real soon.

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Re: Goodbye Outlaw, Hello Roy - Scapegoat 2009-10

I call them as I see them.

Is Roy "selfish" to you?

How many assist does Roy average per game?

How many assist does Outlaw average per game?

If you can't figure it out from there, then I can't help you. (I'll give you a hint, Roy averages over 5 times as many assist per game as Outlaw).
 
Re: Goodbye Outlaw, Hello Roy - Scapegoat 2009-10

How many assist does Roy average per game?

How many assist does Outlaw average per game?

If you can't figure it out from there, then I can't help you. (I'll give you a hint, Roy averages over 5 times as many assist per game as Outlaw).

To be fair, PapaG wasn't calling Roy selfish--he was calling out BengalDuck's characterization of Roy as such.
 
It's threads like this that make me proud of the Blazers fans and their ability to carry on level headed, well reasoned discussions in a civilized manner.
 
Outlaw is not a good basketball player. He can shoot, and that is it.

I second this.

His play in the second half would have embarassed a rookie coming out of high school. It was, far and away, the worst I have seen him play.
 
If we put Roy in the dumpster, Rudy will step up for the first 3 quarters at SG. Outlaw will carry us in the 4th, from SF, or, if from PF, Aldridge can sit. Nate is a good coach. He'll figure out a way. As my opponents during the Whitsitt era said, it's worth blowing up a good team to get rid of bad character.

P.S. You photograph well! Who's the tub-o-lard?

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Re: Goodbye Outlaw, Hello Roy - Scapegoat 2009-10

How many assist does Roy average per game?

How many assist does Outlaw average per game?

If you can't figure it out from there, then I can't help you. (I'll give you a hint, Roy averages over 5 times as many assist per game as Outlaw).

Gotta have the rock to share it.

Roy has the ball in his hands roughly 30 times longer per game than Outlaw, making Outlaw's assist per possession minute far higher than Roy's.
 

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