Summer League 2013 (attenzione: contiene sentenze)

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rockets:

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. LAST TEAM/COLLEGE
5 James Anderson SG 6-06 215 Houston Rockets
12 Patrick Beverley PG 6-01 185 Houston Rockets
16 Vander Blue SG 6-04 220 Marquette
1 Isaiah Canaan PG 6-00 188 Murray St.
44 Jack Cooley PF 6-09 246 Notre Dame
33 Robert Covington PF 6-09 215 Tennessee St.
35 Jordan Henriquez C 6-11 250 Kansas St.
26 Tyler Honeycutt SF 6-08 188 Rio Grande Valley Vipers (NBA D-League)
6 Terrence Jones PF 6-09 252 Houston Rockets
9 Toure' Murray SG 6-05 200 Rio Grande Valley Vipers (NBA D-League) ---idolo alert---toure' con l'apostrofo il nome, eh--
14 Tim Ohlbrecht C 6-11 255 Houston Rockets
4 Greg Smith C 6-10 250 Houston Rockets
2 Casper Ware PG 5-10 177 Novipiu Casale Monferrato (Italy)
15 B.J. Young SG 6-03 180 Arkansas

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comunque, essendoci l'mvp,
io voglio il totomvp

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bucks:
PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE PRIOR TO NBA/HOME COUNTRY NBA EXP.
Gustavo Ayón F/C 6-10 250 04/01/85 Fuenlabrada (Spain)/Mexico 2
Jaka Blazic G 6-5 212 06/30/90 Union Olympija Ljubljana (Slovenia)/Slovenia R
Mike Bruesewitz F 6-6 223 08/09/90 Wisconsin/USA R --------idolissimo alert (vedere dopo)----
Junior Cadougan G 6-1 205 05/07/90 Marquette/Canada R
Clint Chapman F/C 6-10 244 03/06/89 SAM Massagno (Switzerland)/USA R
Chris Daniels F 6-7 224 01/26/82 Rio Grande (D-League)/USA R
Kenny Frease C 6-11 265 10/18/89 Walter Tigers (Germany)/USA R
John Henson F 6-11 220 12/28/90 North Carolina/USA 1
Dominique Jones G 6-4 215 10/15/88 South Florida/USA 3
Andreja Milutinovic F 6-7 205 08/06/90 Crvena Zvezda (Serbia)/Serbia R
Demetris Nichols F 6-8 216 09/04/84 Sioux Falls (D-League)/USA 2
Steven Pledger G 6-4 219 09/29/90 Oklahoma/USA R
John Shurna F 6-9 220 04/30/90 Strasbourg (France)/USA R
Xavier Silas G 6-5 205 01/22/88 Maine (D-League)/USA 1
DeShawn Sims F 6-8 224 01/21/88 Sagesse (Lebanon)/USA R
Ish Smith G 6-0 175 07/05/88 Wake Forest/USA 3
Scott Suggs G 6-6 195 11/10/89 Washington/USA R
Nate Wolters G 6-4 190 05/15/91 South Dakota State/USA

[Aimo]

Per l'mvp non si esce da Patrick Beverley, Xavier Silas e Justin Holiday.
Io personalmente seguirò con molto interesse le vicende di Tornike Shengelia, credo molto nel ragazzo.

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[Aimo]

Io invece segnalo la curatissima pagina wikipedia di Deshawn Sims
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeShawn_Sims
manco le superstar nba hanno una pagina così piena di roba! Da notare che è stato compagno di squadra di Darius Washington ai Piratas de Quebradillas nel 2011. Carriera SFAVILLANTE.

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Io invece segnalo la curatissima pagina wikipedia di Deshawn Sims
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeShawn_Sims
manco le superstar nba hanno una pagina così piena di roba! Da notare che è stato compagno di squadra di Darius Washington ai Piratas de Quebradillas nel 2011. Carriera SFAVILLANTE.

Giocatore vero (cit.)

[Cima]

il nome Mike Bruesewitz lì per lì non mi ha detto nulla,vedendo le foto l'ho riconosciuto subito giocatorone tanta roba ogni volta che lo vedevo giocare in quel di wisconsin

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boston (aggiornata):
NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. LAST TEAM/COLLEGE
58 Tim Abromaitis C 6-08 236 ASVEL Basket (France)
52 Courtney Fells SF 6-05 200 Hapoel Migdal Jerusalem (Israel)
40 Jayson Granger PG 6-02 192 Asefa Estudiantes (Spain) ----NON è fratello di granger---
63 Lawrence Hill PF 6-08 235 Hapoel Holon (Israel)
60 Eli Holman PF 6-10 260 Hapoel Eliat (Israel)
37 Colton Iverson C 7-00 255 Colorado State
38 Darius Johnson-Odom SG 6-02 215 Spartak St. Petersburg (Russia)
13 Fab Melo C 7-00 255 Boston Celtics
57 Tony Mitchell SF 6-06 216 Fort Wayne Mad Ants (NBA D-League)
41 Kelly Olynyk C 7-00 238 Gonzaga
26 Phil Pressey PG 5-11 175 Missouri
Omar Reed SG 6-07 209 Maine Red Claws (NBA D-League)
12 Nolan Smith PG 6-02 185 Portland Trail Blazers

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okc:


NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. LAST TEAM/COLLEGE
12 Steven Adams C 7-00 250 Pittsburgh
42 Ron Anderson PF 6-09 255 Tulsa 66ers (NBA D-League)
13 Dwight Buycks PG 6-03 190 BCM Gravelines Dunkerque Grand Littoral (France)
15 Reggie Jackson PG 6-03 208 Oklahoma City Thunder
47 Grant Jerrett PF 6-10 220 Arizona
3 Perry Jones III PF 6-11 235 Oklahoma City Thunder
8 Kyle Kuric SG 6-04 195 Asefa Estudiantes (Spain)
11 Jeremy Lamb SG 6-05 180 Oklahoma City Thunder
14 DeAndre Liggins SG 6-06 209 Oklahoma City Thunder
33 Daniel Orton C 6-10 255 Oklahoma City Thunder
21 Andre Roberson PF 6-07 190 Colorado
44 Andrew Smith C 6-11 240 Butler
2 Michael Snaer SG 6-04 180 Florida St.
7 Tony Taylor PG 6-00 191 Tulsa 66ers (NBA D-League)

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Nel roster dei Pacers ci saranno il vecchio Rasual Butler e Johnny Flynn (che magari strappa il contratto per fare la terza PG).

No. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate School/Country Last Played for
44 Rasual Butler F 6-7 205 5/23/79 La Salle Tulsa 66ers (NBDL)
8 Chris Daniels C 7-0 265 4/19/84 Texas A&M CC Rio Grand Valley Vipers (NBDL)
22 Micah Downs G 6-8 200 9/8/86 Gonzaga Maine Red Claws (NBDL)
2 Jonny Flynn G 6-0 185 2/6/89 Syracuse Melbourne Tigers (AUS)
15 Austin Freeman G 6-3 226 5/6/89 Georgetown Maccabi Ashdod (Israel)
41 Steven Gray G 6-5 205 4/8/89 Gonzaga Chorale Roanne (France)
23 Ben Hansbrough G 6-3 203 12/23/87 Notre Dame Indiana Pacers (NBA)
32 Justin Harper F 6/10 225 8/30/89 Richmond Idaho Stampede (NBDL)
9 Solomon Hill F 6-7 220 3/18/91 Arizona Arizona Wildcats (NCAA)
27 Ron Howard F 6-5 185 11/4/82 Valparaiso Ft Wayne Mad Ants
11 Orlando Johnson G 6-5 205 3/11/89 Cal-Santa Barbara Indiana Pacers (NBA)
20 Jerome Jordan C 7-0 240 9/29/86 Tulsa L.A. Defenders (NBDL)
6 Julian Mavunga F 6-8 255 1/24/90 Miami (OH) Angelico Biella (Italy)
13 Miles Plumlee F 6-10 245 9/1/88 Duke Indiana Pacers (NBA)
19 Travis Releford G 6-6 210 2/22/90 Kansas Kansas Jayhawks (NCAA)
12 Donald Sloan G 6-3 205 1/15/88 Texas A&M New Orleans Pelicans (NBA)
5 Djibril Thiam F 6-9 195 7/6/86 Wyoming North Dallas Vandals (ABA)
16 Christian Watford F 6-9 232 4/28/91 Indiana Indiana Hoosiers (NCAA)
7 Chris Wright F 6-8 225 9/30/88 Dayton Maine Red Claws

Indiana signed Angelo Sharpless, an undrafted free agent from Elizabeth City State, for its Orlando Pro Summer League entry. It has released Austin Freeman, Travis Releford, Ron Howard, and Steven Gray. Further, Chris Daniels left the Pacers "to pursue an opportunity with another team," according to a news releas

[Aimo]

Dai che ci siamo quasi

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2013/07/0 ... :nbahpt13a

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Iniziate a studiare:

On Sunday, basketball will return in its most unfiltered form. That's right, it's time for summer league in Orlando.

This event has long acted as a fix for NBA junkies, but in an effort to create a little more mass appeal, a champion will be crowned on the final day.

While this may be the only time of year fans can say things like “The Orlando Magic are going to win the championship!” and not get laughed at, the pull of summer league has always been the chance to get a first look at future NBA contributors and stars. With that in mind, here are six things to watch in Orlando:

Victor Oladipo and the Great Point Guard Experiment
Ever since he was selected with the second pick in the draft, there’s been a little ambiguity added to Victor Oladipo’s future. When asked whether Oladipo was a point guard or shooting guard, Magic general manager Rob Hennigan told the Orlando Sentinel, “We see him as a guard.”

It’s all a little odd, mainly because you rarely see teams create combo guards, both in perception and reality. Of course, it’s also interesting because in no way does Oladipo fit the profile of a natural point guard. In three seasons at Indiana, he totaled more turnovers than assists and often looked like he was dribbling one of those super bouncy balls you get for a quarter.

Still, it’s important to remember that disaster is only temporary in summer league. It’s very well possible that Oladipo struggles to run the point and takes his lumps, but it’s more important for Orlando to get a sense of what their prized pick is capable of in different scenarios. There’s no better time than summer league to throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks.

Rockets without Royce White
The Houston Rockets' summer league team is absolutely loaded. Patrick Beverley is the league’s next dynamic defensive guard, Greg Smith’s ginormous bear claws make him a fun watch, and Terrence Jones is bursting with potential. Add in exciting rookies like Isaiah Canaan, B.J. Young and Vander Blue, and the Rockets have everything.

Well, maybe not everything. Absent from the team’s summer league roster is last year’s 16th pick, Royce White.

Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised at this point, but this missed opportunity feels unique. White tweeted that he would have loved to play in summer league, but there was no communication that he was wanted there.

It’s another in a long series of disappointments for both White and the Rockets. White’s anxiety issues have been well-documented, and not getting an invite to summer league after not playing a single minute last year suggests that his career is in serious jeopardy. Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reported that the Rockets have had talks about trading White, but it’s hard to imagine there are many suitors.

The Rockets might be ready to move on without White, and given the talent that’s going to Orlando, they might not miss him.

Follow the leader?
If you had to handicap the rookie of the year race, Utah Jazz point guard Trey Burke is probably the early front-runner. When talent meets fit and opportunity, good things tend to happen.

It also doesn’t hurt that six of the last eight rookie of the year winners have been ball-dominant guards. Burke should have the rock an awful lot in Utah, and Orlando will offer a sneak peek at how he uses it. Will Burke look to score every night, or will he focus on facilitating?

Maybe the most appealing part of Burke’s game is his ability to do both in the pick-and-roll, and in Orlando, he’ll have a few very intriguing dance partners.

Remember Jeremy Evans? The guy who jumped over a picture of himself dunking? He’ll be there, and so will rookie big man Rudy Gobert, who might be Mark Eaton reincarnated. Gobert’s standing reach and wingspan were the highest ever recorded in draft history, so Burke will be hard-pressed to miss his roll man as long as he throws the ball up really, really high.

Michael Carter-Williams and Holidays
Many rookies will fill the shoes of veterans, but very few will be asked to step in and take over for 23-year-old All-Stars.

That’s what Michael Carter-Williams is faced with in Philadelphia, as he’ll look to become the new franchise point guard in Jrue Holiday’s stead.

Running a team slapped together of players all trying to stand out can be tricky, but luckily for Carter-Williams, he can lean on a summer league veteran by the name of ... Holiday.

That’s right. Even though Jrue is in New Orleans, his older brother Justin will play with Philadelphia’s summer league team and act as Carter-Williams’ sidekick on the wing.

Some fans may be upset about the cold realties of rebuilding and Jrue Holiday being a casualty of it, but here’s the good news: If Justin makes the team this year and chooses the number 11, the old Philly tradition of using duct tape and a permanent marker to keep a jersey relevant can be skipped over for a year. And hey, Will Bynum is still a free agent …

The Heat double-dip
Would summer league technically count as one of the Miami Heat’s seven championships LeBron James promised upon his arrival? No?

Well, give Miami credit for trying, as the Heat will be the only team in the NBA to play in both the Orlando and Las Vegas summer leagues. The extended look at a few young players like second-round draft pick James Ennis and undrafted guys like Jackie Carmichael and Myck Kabongo could be big for a team that will eventually have to get a little younger. Juwan Howard won’t be around forever – or at least we think he won’t.

New Kidd
After grinding out 82 games a year for 19 seasons, most guys would probably want to take a break from it all. Relax. Maybe go fishing. But after Jason Kidd retired, there was no sleep till Brooklyn.

While other head coaches watch the spectacle from a distance and let their assistants play ringmaster, Kidd will jump right into the fray and coach the Nets in Orlando, using the time as an opportunity to get in all the reps as a head coach that he possibly can.

Summer league is often used as a development tool for players and referees, but for the first time in a long time, we'll get a view of how a high-profile coach might roam the sidelines. Will he stomp his feet at shooters like Vinny Del Negro? Will he use a timeout during the first possession of the game like Jacque Vaughn? Is he a guy who likes to stay seated like Phil Jackson, or is he a nervous towel-biter like Jerry Tarkanian? NBA fans go to know Kidd over nearly two decades, and now they'll get to do it again.

[Aimo]

Siete carichi?

[Aimo]

Honeycutt già padrone, non sapete quello che vi state perdendo.

[LuluLove69]

su roja directa non c'è nessun link
dove la stai vedendo ?

[Capitan Red]

http://www.firstrow1.eu/watch/194480/1/ ... -2013.html

[LuluLove69]

glieaaa

[Aimo]

Craig Smith voleva rimandare Kazemi in Persia, mortacci sua

[Aimo]

ah, premessa: in questo topic valgono ovviamente sentenze definitive, del tipo "MCW all star entro due anni", "Terrence Jones nel giusto contesto può essere secondo violino di una contender", "Patrick Beverley a maggio decide le sorti dell'Ovest"