OT: Hairston D-League PotW

[LameR]

http://basketball.realgm.com/src_wi...5/hairston_named_d_league_player_of_the_week/

Hairston averaged 35.8 points, shooting 49 percent (48-of-99) from the field to go with 3.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists. He scored more than 30 points in all four contests last week.

Cool to see a former-Duck to be doing well after not hearing about him for a while (I'd post the same if he were a former-Beaver, calm down).

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

This puts Patty's stats into perspective.

 

[sabas4mvp]

It's a little odd to me, how you can DOMINATE the D-league and struggle to be a 15th man on an NBA team. I guess it just illustrates the total lack of talent overall in the Dleague.

 

[Boob-No-More]

It's a little odd to me, how you can DOMINATE the D-league and struggle to be a 15th man on an NBA team. I guess it just illustrates the total lack of talent overall in the Dleague.

It's not a total lack of talent, it's a total lack of defense. Look at the scores for some of the games. It's obvious nobody plays any D and they are all just trying to score as many points as possible to get noticed by an NBA team looking for a call-up.

BNM

 

[MAS RipCity]

Also cool to see former Blazer Anthony Tolliver post back to back double doubles for the W's..

 

[Boob-No-More]

Also cool to see former Blazer Anthony Tolliver post back to back double doubles for the W's..

Not suprising given the Warriors play a similar style to the D-League - lots of scoring and no defense. Probably a much easier adjustment going from the D-League to the Warriors than to a slow paced, grind it out team like the Blazers.

BNM