Amir Johnson is blossoming at the right time...
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jab
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r0cd0gg wrote:Someone brought up grammar issues?
You got some splaining to do Lucy
I see you are over on that trade board
You are hereby suspended from your day job and your paint brushes are now under lock and key.
Didn't you see what Joe D said about Amir in the Free Press Don't make ND do all the work.
The link belongs in this thread.
You artist 'types' don't know how to have fun.
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roc
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jab wrote:You got some splaining to do Lucy
See here Ricky, typos or spelling errors are not the same as grammar errors.
I see you are over on that trade board
Someone has to keep shooting down Sportsfan215's Amir to the Laker's deals.
You are hereby suspended from your day job and your paint brushes are now under lock and key.
No worries, I am doing venetian plaster right now which requires a putty knife and no brushes, so I'm golden.
Didn't you see what Joe D said about Amir in the Free Press Don't make ND do all the work.
I'm a slavedriver, get it done nasty!
The link belongs in this thread.
get it done nasty!
You artist 'types' don't know how to have fun.
if you only knew...
the crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe
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jab
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Thing about Amir -- he does have All Star potential. Most people don't know this but the kid does have a good touch around the rim with either hand. The problem in the NBA so far has been that when guys are physical with him, he loses his balance in the post. When he gets stronger, people will realize that he's more than just a pure dunker and garbage point guy. He's going to have a post game and while his dribbling is below average for a small forward, it's good for a post player.
Between Stuckey and Amir, Detroit has two big building blocks for their future.
Between Stuckey and Amir, Detroit has two big building blocks for their future.
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http://www.nba.com/statistics/lenovo/le ... am=Pistons
Those are the +/- Stats for the last 10 games.
Pistons Leaders
Billups +98 Min 293
Sheed +88 Min 298
Hamilton +74 Min 300
Prince +65 Min 314
Amir +65 Min 150
Amir has played 150 minutes in 10 games, and the Pistons have outscored the opposing team by 65 in those 150 minutes.
Pretty impressive.
Even more impressive, Billups and Amir have been on the court together for 55 minutes together over the last 10 games, and in those 55 minutes the team has been dominant outscoring the opposing team by 65 points or 1.2 points per minute.
Those are the +/- Stats for the last 10 games.
Pistons Leaders
Billups +98 Min 293
Sheed +88 Min 298
Hamilton +74 Min 300
Prince +65 Min 314
Amir +65 Min 150
Amir has played 150 minutes in 10 games, and the Pistons have outscored the opposing team by 65 in those 150 minutes.
Pretty impressive.
Even more impressive, Billups and Amir have been on the court together for 55 minutes together over the last 10 games, and in those 55 minutes the team has been dominant outscoring the opposing team by 65 points or 1.2 points per minute.
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Some Amir stats for you guys.
November:
2.3 pts 2.8 rebs 0.7 asts 0.1 stls 1.1 blk 47% fg in 9.7 mins.
December:
2.6 pts 2.9 rebs 0.3 asts 0.3 stls 1.1 blks on 46% fg in 8.0 mins.
January:
3.6 pts 3.5 rebs 0.4 asts 0.3 stls 0.9 blks on 59% fg in 8.9 mins.
February:
5.8 pts 4.4 rebs 1.0 asts 0.6 stls 1.7 blks on 64% fg in 15.6 mins.
This kid just gets better and better. And it's not just month by month but every game. In the last 4 games, Amir has averaged 7.0 pts 5.8 rebs 1.0 asts 1.0 stls 2.8 blks on 55% fg in 20.5 mins.
November:
2.3 pts 2.8 rebs 0.7 asts 0.1 stls 1.1 blk 47% fg in 9.7 mins.
December:
2.6 pts 2.9 rebs 0.3 asts 0.3 stls 1.1 blks on 46% fg in 8.0 mins.
January:
3.6 pts 3.5 rebs 0.4 asts 0.3 stls 0.9 blks on 59% fg in 8.9 mins.
February:
5.8 pts 4.4 rebs 1.0 asts 0.6 stls 1.7 blks on 64% fg in 15.6 mins.
This kid just gets better and better. And it's not just month by month but every game. In the last 4 games, Amir has averaged 7.0 pts 5.8 rebs 1.0 asts 1.0 stls 2.8 blks on 55% fg in 20.5 mins.
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With 44 in hand he'd need to block 26 more shots over the last 27 games. He should be able to get that with no problem as long as he keeps getting 10-15 mpg (which he should have been getting all season).bstein14 wrote:Amir needs to get 70 blocks this year, and he'll "qualify" to lead the league in Blocks per 48 minutes.
JES12 wrote:Bass just barley turned 23 and is a starting PF on any team without a 8 time all-NBA PF in front of him!
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hoophabit wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Yeah, the famous over the top Darko quote. Sadly, it didn't take a woman to destroy Darko.
Yeah, probably his mother. Probably breast-fed him too long or something. I don't know how your father can be para-military and yet have a son so mentally soft.
Rip Hamilton is a stain on the Pistons franchise.
