Hollinger giving Nate props

[MickZagger]

Blake is a coaches dream. Smart player, doesn't try to play outside his skillset and puts out effort on D. Hitting a corner 3 is all he really needs to do offensively on that Lakers team.

 

[ABM]

With respect, and I've watched a lot of L*kers games since moving back to SoCal 8 years ago, but he does do it. You must not have seen it.

You do know what the color green means, right?

 

[Natebishop3]

Hey, I'll give props when props are due. I liked how Nate immediately started the game going after Nash. Batum was really making them pay for that matchup, and it didn't stop when Matthews entered the game either. You'll notice, that Grant Hill/Andre Miller thing didn't work out so well for them this time around. Hill had 4 points and 3 turnovers, while Miller almost had a double double.

 

[BGrantFan]

Hey, I'll give props when props are due. I liked how Nate immediately started the game going after Nash. Batum was really making them pay for that matchup, and it didn't stop when Matthews entered the game either. You'll notice, that Grant Hill/Andre Miller thing didn't work out so well for them this time around. Hill had 4 points and 3 turnovers, while Miller almost had a double double.

Miller completely was a different player in the 4th quarter last night than he was earlier in the game. He did a great job of initiating a passing offense instead of standing in one spot pounding a nail into the floor with the ball. If he plays like he did in the 4th quarter the majority of the time, then I'd think hard about trading him at the trade deadline, if that is part of Cho's plan.

 

[Natebishop3]

Miller completely was a different player in the 4th quarter last night than he was earlier in the game. He did a great job of initiating a passing offense instead of standing in one spot pounding a nail into the floor with the ball. If he plays like he did in the 4th quarter the majority of the time, then I'd think hard about trading him at the trade deadline, if that is part of Cho's plan.

Sorry, are you saying you would trade him or you wouldn't? I think it depends most on how the team is doing by the trade deadline and what's available. Or maybe how well Armon Johnson is playing? If we're winning, I'd hope that Cho would leave the team alone. At worst, we can always pick up his option and trade his expiring contract NEXT season.