like_that;1088953 wrote:Link?
like_that;1088953 wrote:Link?
Skyhook79;1089177 wrote:
He will get better with the ball.killer_ewok;1089338 wrote:It was bound to come to an end. And while he did commit a lot of TO's (again), 8 were in the 1st half...only 1 in the 2nd half. I hope that trend continues and he starts taking better care of the ball.
The team scrapped to the very end though. I'll give them credit for that.
I agree. But defenses are going to increasingly be designed to to neutralize him. This past week he enjoyed the element of surprise. That is over. Can he elevate his game to effectively attack these defenses? That remains to be seen.Fly4Fun;1089359 wrote:I agree that he should get better with the ball. But still is the big flaw in his game at the moment.
I understand why a media giant would freak out after that happened, but as regular person it isn't anything terrible IMO. It's a common phrase and probably wasn't intentional. No reason to freak out. Take it down and move on with your life people.karen lotz;1089501 wrote:http://sbnation.com/nba/2012/2/18/2807696/espn-chink-in-the-armor-headline-jeremy-lin
Wow
Not surprise you are getting your panties in a bunch over it.Fly4Fun;1089521 wrote:Ya, can't believe someone thought that would be an appropriate pun. And I don't believe it was accidental. ESPN and every reporter has been all over using puns for the previous week.
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He seemed to react to the double teams pretty well today against Dallas, and regardless of a teams defensive schemes guarding him, he can drive to the basket with athleticism.majorspark;1089369 wrote:I agree. But defenses are going to increasingly be designed to to neutralize him. This past week he enjoyed the element of surprise. That is over. Can he elevate his game to effectively attack these defenses? That remains to be seen.
