Mo vs Blake

[The_Lillard_King]

It is a compared to thing. No way can I bitch about Blake compared to Mo. Mo down the road is a good thing.

But Damian better get his shit together dang fast or I will be appreciating Blake even more.

Mo helped Lillard's game . . . Blake hasn't figured out how to do that yet.

 

[blue9]

There hasn't been many pleasurable moments in this 1-2 start. Glad you Blake gives you that pleasure.

I dunno, in the OKC game the only time our offense looked halfway decent was when Blake & Kaman were controlling the ball. Based on the recaps, box scores, etc, it sounds like Blake and Kaman have continued to be the only bright spots.

 

[kjironman1]

Maybe here is another way to look at it. Last night Wes had the ball in his hands and after getting locked up he tried to call a timeout. The refs did not respond and with that he tried to spin and get the ball out. The only Blazer to respond was Blake. Steve Blake then ended up on the floor fighting for the ball and if he would have got control of it the game would have been over and most likely a win for the Blazers.
Steve Blake plays "all out" every minute of the game he is in there. No question about that.

 

[The_Lillard_King]

I dunno, in the OKC game the only time our offense looked halfway decent was when Blake & Kaman were controlling the ball. Based on the recaps, box scores, etc, it sounds like Blake and Kaman have continued to be the only bright spots.

Personally I haven't found much pleasure in any of the 3 games, but I'm sure many have. The 4th quarter of the OKC game was fun . . . but against a team missing Durant, Jackson Morrow an Lamb in a home opener. I was wondering what took them so long?

 

[blue9]

Personally I haven't found much pleasure in any of the 3 games, but I'm sure many have. The 4th quarter of the OKC game was fun . . . but against a team missing Durant, Jackson Morrow an Lamb in a home opener. I was wondering what took them so long?

We just had to wait for them to tire out. It wasn't good offense - their rotations just slowed down.

 

[BBert]

I find it hard to believe that there are too many people averaging more that 5 apg off the bench that Blanky is right now, including Mo (who;'s at 3.3). 33% from 3 (better than Mo's 25%) and respectable (for a 34 y/o guy coming off the bench) D. A/TO of 3.75:1, better than Mo's 2.15:1 last year or his 2.5:1 this year.

I must rep you now.