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The recent Full Moon in Taurus which peaked at 4:27 am AEDT on Monday the 22nd of November was aligned with the Pleiades, a constellation associated in New Age folklore with the evolution of human consciousness into a fifth dimensional realm of love and light. It is interesting to note in this connection that both the Mayan and Egyptian pyramids are specifically oriented toward this star grouping.
The Taurus Full Moon therefore presented a wonderful opportunity to become aware of any limiting beliefs and patterns that keep us from living our full potential as spiritual beings who have temporarily assumed human form for the purpose of evolving in consciousness toward the light.
Here on Earth, light casts a shadow, both literally and metaphorically. In astrology, Scorpio is the sign most intimately involved with bringing light to the shadow areas of our psyches where we have become entrapped in the darkness of fear and ignorance. So it seems especially noteworthy that the Pleiades Full Moon alignment occurred this year on the very same day that the Sun finished its yearly transit of the sign. [At 9:15 pm on Mon 22 Nov to be exact.]
Hopefully, we have all learnt from Scorpio's reign, that "Love brings up anything unlike itself [only] for the purpose of healing" [Sondra Ray]; that "What is to give light must endure burning" [Victor Frankel]; and that "We do not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious" [Carl Jung].
Perhaps the greatest gift of Scorpio though is to fully realize that each end in life is not only an end, but simultaneously a beginning. A beginning, certainly of an unknown future, but perhaps too, of a new and exciting chapter that will offer its greatest bounty when lived in a spirit of adventure and the courage to stay open to the mystery.


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what a big game, i just feel like were going to show up and **** **** up. Feel a 30-10 BG game, a 15+ 3+ rebound block game from dj, cp gonna be easy money in the clutch. Sweep.
with Granger kissing this game Puggy Dudley better show up
My mad I meant missing lol dam phone spell check
No matter how you slice it, tonight is a huge game. 3/4 seed could be decided tonight.
^^ Even if we lose (fat chance) , We'd still have the 3rd seed. Rockets have to end up one game ahead in the standings (end of season)for them to get the 3rd seed from us. It's great benefiting from winning the season series.
CP3 needs to be aggressive, Lin can't check him. DJ should get in a track meet with Howard and his dodgy ankle. Blake make a concerted effort to grab boards, because he'll get his points anyway. Funnel Harden into the midrange where he's least damaging. Get back in transition.
Do those things, and we should pull out the W.
No Dwight Howard today for the rockets!
We have to come out aggressive today! I expect Blake to have a huge game. We need to get back to our dominating offense and defense
^ Collison has actually done a great job on Harden so far this year. He's spent a good deal of time guarding him, and Harden's numbers are awful (by his standards).
15ppg, 34%FG, 10%3pt, 4.3Reb, 4.3Ast, 3.7TO
Kind of disappointed Howard isn't playing. With only around 10 games left, We need good competition to build up experience and confidence for playoffs.
The Rockets are still a really really good team. Lin can go off any night for 30 and Asik is a starting Center in this league.
I kinda prefer Beverly to play because he can't hold a candle to CP3 on defense and he has no offense so it neutralizes him.
Gotta watch out for this...
LOL! That is one of the many reasons I hate James Harden.
http://bbs.clutchfans.net/showthread.php?t=252383 man they are at like 6 pages already
They are hilarious. I love seeing what other fans think about us.
hilarious when they talk about flopping and dirty plays, and then they cheer on james harden LMFAO
Hypocrites. They say that OKC fans are classless for saying Beverly got what he deserved(karma) then they say **** like I hope we take that flopper CP3 out.
I hope we meet them in the playoffs cause we would crush them.
Most fans of their teams think that most other teams/players flop/play more dirty more then their own...fandom at it's best, LOL.
I won't deny the fact that CP3 and BG are big time floppers especially CP3. That Is why I rarely call out other players for flopping. Only recently have I realized how dirty of a player BG was but I consider that a good thing tbh as long as he is not intentionally injuring players like Bowen.
Wait, how is Blake a Flopper? When was the last time he flopped?
@EricPatten: Kevin McHale says the Rockets have allowed Blake Griffin to be "too comfortable" in previous 3 games
There gonna be hard fouling tonight
Make your FT's Blake cause there should be plenty of opportunities. Make 'em pay.
Let's put Hollins out there if they get too rough
Chris Paul has one flopping warning from the NBA this season. Blake has zero. Harden was fined for that blatant dive against Blake because it was his second incident of the season.
That game was November 9th... the season was only 10 days old!
Rockets fans are the last ones who should be calling ANYBODY floppers.
And for the record, Blake has never gotten a flopping warning ever so I'm not sure why people insist he's a Flopper.
I think cause he tries to sell contact sometimes but he doesn't flop
Agreed. The reason the NBA doesn't fine or warn Griffin because he accentuates actual contact not just accentuating non-contact like Harden or Durant or other notable floppers
I'm not optimistic that we will win / Asik is a better post defender in my opinion that dwight howard and Lin is better offensively than "Bev" - plus we lost in New Orleans despite all their inactive players
I have a feeling James is gonna have a huge game against us tonight. It just seems like he is due for one vs us.
Clippers can't overlook this team just because Dwight and Patrick Beverely are out. Clippers should come out even more focused to get this W.
Lets Just Hope The Clippers cut that beard
If we can't beat houston without howard or beverly then how can we expect to make a deep run in the playoffs?
Yep. Looking past an injured team has been a consistent bad habit from the Clippers for years now.
Houston finally figured out they need to not sleepwalk through quarter one lol. Hope we win
Oh man - djjjjj
Good recovery by DJ there.
I swear matt gets blocked every game
Need to get Asik off the floor by going at him!!! He's a much more intimidating presence than dwight
Well, this isn't pretty....
Harden kills me. Offensive fouls from him every time down the court. He pushes with his offhand so much
Penetration is too easy right now
Blake needs to touch the ball more, like he was in the very beginning.
Great defensive play by Collison and then great feed to BG.
Too much matt bArnes as usual early on
Great Job by BG coming back and getting the block.
James swinging his elbows makes it kinda hard to contest his layups sometimes

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I like to know about the places my ancestors lived and worked, and if possible go and visit those places and explore the area, but until the other day I don't think I had ever come across a situation in my research where an address has potentially solved a mystery for me.
I was looking the problem of Thomas NICHOLLS (my 4x great-grandfather) of Kent, hoping to be able to find his parents. I know his father's name and a rough period for his year of birth. Whilst searching the IGI I came up with a possible baptism in Leigh, Kent. Thomas' wife ended up living in Leigh when she re-married after his death and it is next door to Chiddingstone where Thomas and Martha had a couple of children. The connections with Leigh were strong enough to investigate this baptism record further.
The parents of this Thomas were James and Grace NICHOLLS and I hoped that they might still be alive in 1841 so that I could find them in the census. There were no obvious hits for them in Kent, either as a couple or as individuals, so I decided to change my approach. I decided to switch to the old-fashioned way of doing things, searching the census page by page, line by line, looking for any clues to their whereabouts. Leigh was a fairly small place in 1841 and it didn't take long to find a pair of NICKELS children living with Joseph and Grace STONE in one of several properties in Leigh called Compasses.
Of course no relationship is shown in the 1841 census, but the age difference between Joseph and Grace led me to believe that this was Grace NICHOLLS, but having lost her husband she had re-married and the two children were from her first marriage. The IGI shows a marriage for Joseph STONE and Grace NICHOLLS in 1833 in nearby Sundridge, Kent (where Thomas NICHOLLS and Martha DRAPPER were married) but it doesn't tell me if she was a widow or not.
So it looks to me like James and Grace NICHOLLS were married and had at least three children (including a Thomas, but not necessarily my Thomas). James then died and Grace re-married. Her two young children came with her when she married. The problem is the "not necessarily my Thomas" bit, as far as I can see there is only one piece of evidence to link my Thomas to James and Grace.
Joseph and Grace STONE were living at Compasses, Leigh which is the same group of properties where Thomas' wife ended up living. It could just be a coincidence because there are several properties of the same name, but it gives the strongest evidence so far of a connection. Without more evidence I can't be absolutely positive, but it is certainly worth investigating further.
It is almost certainly worth investigating the place as well as the people, if rate books are available for the parish I might be able to fill in the gaps between the census and see if there was a period of continuous habitation by the NICHOLLS family. They almost certainly wouldn't have owned the property, instead it was probably tied to a job at the local farm.
I will also "adopt" this new family and try to find out some more about them. Trying to find a link from that family to mine whilst continuing to work the other way from my known ancestors. I can't believe just how complex this little branch of my family tree is becoming, things seem to be slotting together far too neatly for my liking.


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Karen Poteat has always had a special place in her heart for senior citizens, dedicating her career to improving their quality of life, and soon, she will be opening her own adult day care center that will give those who are young at heart a place that they can call their own.
The Aiken Center for Active Seniors will tentatively open in early January. Poteat, the owner of the new business, has been a nurse for almost 20 years. She is a gerontology and dementia specialist, spending her career working closely with the elderly. Poteat last worked at Cumberland Hills as a resident care coordinator before pursuing her own business.
Poteat was inspired by her mother who was a nurse in a nursing home in Greenwood and would occasionally take her daughter to work. Poteat would spend time with those patients and got to know them well.
"At an early age, I developed a passion for seniors," Poteat said. "I never saw them as some people see them. I always saw value in them."
The new center will offer a variety of activities for senior citizens of varying of physical capabilities to partake of, Poteat said. She felt there was a need for such a facility in Aiken where senior citizens could go to be around others and enjoy a variety of fun, fulfilling activities in a secure setting.
She highlighted several of the programs that have been created for the business including "projects with a purpose" which will consist of a monthly project for senior citizens to work on. From knitting items to donate to nonprofits to growing a vegetables to give to a food bank, Poteat said offering senior citizens the opportunity to give back to their community will boost their confidence.
"When people's self esteem is lifted and when they feel better about themselves, their whole physical health is impacted," Poteat said.
Every day will be a holiday at the center, too. Poteat said that they plan to celebrate something every day whether it's someone's birthday, an anniversary or one of the random "National Day of" events.
"To me, every day is a gift, so every single day, we're going to find something to celebrate," Poteat said.
Mind stimulating activities, fitness programs and more will also be offered daily.
"We're going to have a very active atmosphere physically, mentally, emotionally," Poteat said. "I really do believe we will make a difference in the lives of people."
The facility also includes a cafe where the senior citizens can enjoy some downtime. Soft music will be playing in the background, an aquarium is there for their viewing pleasure and it will be a place for reading, relaxing or nice conversation.
Poteat said she also wants to connect the youth with the older generation and has several service groups from schools already interested in volunteering or offering their time to spend with those who attend the center.
Poteat said her new business will offer seniors a unique way to enjoy their days and said that adult day care centers are approximately half the cost of in-home care.
Poteat said she hopes to have the new business open on Jan. 7. They will be open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It's located at 690 Medical Park Dr.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Thanks to a photo posted on a social-media website that captured the public's imagination, Grumpy Cat has emerged as a bona fide celebrity. Evidence of the cat's burgeoning fame could be found recently at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, as more than 800 people waited to get a snapshot with the tiny house pet.
"This is right in line with most rock-star book signings," said Brandon Stout, director of marketing at the Tempe bookstore. "I guess Grumpy Cat is a rock star in the world of cats."
Like a lot of celebrities, Grumpy uses a stage name. Her birth name: Tardar Sauce. And like most celebs, the 17-month-old cat knows how to make a stealthy entrance. Her owner sneaked her into the bookstore through a back entrance.
"Everyone wants to hold her," said her owner, Tabatha Bundesen of Morristown, which is northwest of Phoenix. She keeps close watch over the cat to ensure that doesn't happen, accompanied by Grumpy's entourage (i.e. Bundesen's cousin Mike Adkins and manager Ben Lashes).
Grumpy's path to fame began last September when Bundesen's brother posted a picture of the sour-faced feline to the social-news site Reddit. Rather than being a flash in the pan, the Grumpy phenomenon has showed surprising staying power. The bookstore appearance was to promote "Grumpy Cat: A Grumpy Book," which hit the New York Times best-seller list this summer. A movie is also in the works, and Grumppuccino, a line of coffee drinks, will hit stores this year.
Perhaps most impressively, Grumpy has landed a deal to be the spokescat for Friskies pet food, meaning she won't be going away any time soon.
"Everything in pop culture has a different life span," said the shades-wearing Lashes. "That's the difference between the Beatles and Herman's Hermits. I think Grumpy has a little Beatle in her."
Judging from the reaction Grumpy elicits from fans, Lashes may not be exaggerating. No one fainted, but there was a collective gasp from the crowd as Bundesen walked out with Grumpy on a cat bed.
Fans then got to pose next to Grumpy and Bundesen. You couldn't touch the cat, but you did get a "paw-tograph" inside your book.
Not to stomp on anyone's dreams, but a bookstore employee spent a few hours stamping books prior to the event.
To keep people entertained, Adkins donned a cat costume and walked through the store, chatting with fans and posing for pictures. He did drop one family secret, admitting that he is a dog person who owns five pit bull-husky mixes that get on fine with Grumpy Cat.
"She's really cool and mellow," he offered.
Indeed, the cat appeared to snooze most of the time, which didn't dampen anyone's enthusiasm. Cheri Minauri spent more than two hours in line for her chance to pose next to Grumpy. The founder of a cat-rescue organization in Gilbert, she said she enjoyed the entire experience.
"It's just the camaraderie of being around all these cat people," she said. "Plus, she's a celebrity. She's more fun than Charles Barkley."
For some people, Grumpy Cat has taken on a deeper meaning. Mesa Community College student Juleah Brewer wore an officially licensed shirt with Grumpy's image as she waited for her photo opportunity.
"Grumpy Cat has become my spirit animal," said Brewer, who lives in Tempe. "She helped me out of a serious depression."
She said seeing images of the annoyed-looking cat and the accompanying captions – a sample: "What doesn't kill you ... isn't working" – made her smile through difficult times.
"She taught me that you can look as grumpy as she does on the outside and still be happy inside," Brewer said.
For the majority of the crowd, the event had a lighter tone. While he waited in line, Bilal Chaudhry practiced the grumpy face he planned to make when he got his moment with the cat.
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Last summer, Aiken was taken over and made into a movie set.
On Saturday, the red carpet was rolled out for the premiere of the Aiken-made movie, "Waiting for Butterflies."
Cast member Cathy Ursy, of Beech Island, was excited and anxious to get inside.
"I always wanted to (do this)," she said on her movie and acting debuts.
She appears in the funeral scene shot inside George Funeral Home and Cremation Center.
Ursy was also one of the first to arrive at the URS Center for Performing Arts.
"I'm excited to see the movie, whether I'm in it or not, whether I'm seen or not," she said. "It's a touching movie."
The cast and crew, along with their guests, rode up in limousines. They walked the red carpet, waving and stopping for pictures along the way.
Chris Lydle from Chris' Camera Center awaited them at the end with his camera and a back drop, adding more to the night's "Hollywood experience," he said.
Students from South Aiken High School's DECA organization were on-hand to assist with ushering, serving and more.
They also catered for the event, according to 11th-grader Merrill Whisenant.
Carla Cloud, who plays Rachel Mills in the film, spent all day getting the venue and herself ready for the big night.
Her goal was to make sure "everyone has a good time," she said.
"It's a beautiful movie," she said. "There are so many people excited and proud, and I'm proud for that."
Cloud is also the executive director for the Aiken Downtown Development Association.
The film centers around a family torn apart by a past tragedy. One grandmother's dying wish is to have that family reunite.
Along with Cloud, the movie stars "October Baby" actor Jason Burkey as John Archer and local actor Bob Engle as James Archer.
Richard Clark, Jr., directed, wrote and produced.
The New Daydream Films, in association with Reverence Pictures Media and Allen Films, picture was shot over the course of two weeks last year.
It features more Aiken residents as cast members, while some acted as crew members.
Editing took about five months, according to Kent Allen, co-director, editors and producer.
For more information, visit www.wearendf.com/waitingforbutterflies.
Stephanie Turner has a hand on all areas of production for the Aiken Standard, where she reports, edits and lays out pages. She graduated in July 2012 with a journalism degree from Valdosta State University and lives with her family in Evans, Ga.
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Karla Heitkamp, left, who played Sharon Dicks and was a first assistant director and production manager, with Carla Cloud, who played Rachel Mills, waiting for the rest of the guests to arrive to the premiere of "Waiting for Butterflies."×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Local actress Sadie Morton with her dad Brian. Sadie played Lila Mills in "Waiting for Butterflies."×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Jamie, Jimmy and little Jake Hamic at the "Waiting for the Butterflies" premiere. Jamie played an extra in the film.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Cathy Traver with her husband Lance before the feature premiere of "Waiting for Butterflies," in which Cathy appears.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner John Archer, played by Jason Burkey, uses this car in "Waiting for Butterflies." The car's owner Mike Hillman also attended the premiere.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Cathy Usry plays an extra in "Waiting for Butterflies." She is a hairdresser in Beech Island.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Arrangements like these were placed along the bar inside for the premiere of "Waiting for Butterflies."×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Pictured are Tony Baughman, who played Barney and acted as an associate producer, with Richard Clark Jr., co-director, writer and producer, before Clark went inside to see the movie.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner South Aiken High School students Alex Holdren, left, and Keittaro Brealon open the door for Jamie, Dustin and Abigail Turner. Jamie appears as an extra in the movie and helped behind the scenes and to prepare the URS Center for Performing Arts for the premiere.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner Guests Irene Shastri, front, Tatum, back left, and Anita Hanna watch as the cast and crew walk in to the theatre.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner These butterfly clips were given out at the premiere of "Waiting for Butterflies."×


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UNC Asheville's student-athletes are stronger than they've ever been. And a lot of the credit goes to a former Bulldog student-athlete.
Asheville native Omar Ahmad was a member of the UNC Asheville Track and Field team from 2004-08. He was a long and triple jumper for the Bulldogs and majored in Health & Wellness. Today, Omar is the athletic department's strength and conditioning coach.
Omar enjoyed a standout high school athletic career at Roberson. He was planning to walk on outside the area when former Bulldog assistant track coach Brad DeWeese called him.
"I wasn't sure where I was going to go to school but was planning to go somewhere out of town," explained Ahmad. "When Coach DeWeese called with a scholarship offer, it was an easy decision to stay at home and go to school at UNC Asheville.
"I really enjoyed coming here (UNC Asheville)," added Ahmad. "I got a great education and had a nice track and field career."
With his Health and Wellness degree in hand, Omar knew he wanted to stay in athletics, preferably in the field of strength training. While looking for a graduate school, he stayed in the state system at UNC Pembroke.
"I knew I wanted to go to graduate school. and if I could get some experience in strength training that would really be great," stated Ahmad. "Luckily, UNC Pembroke has a position and it worked out great."
Omar was there for two years and earned a graduate degree but more importantly got great experience working with the Braves' sports teams. He worked for Daniel Roose. who is now the strength and conditioning coordinator for VCU's successful men's basketball team.
"I learned a lot while I was at Pembroke," declared Ahmad. "The coaches were really good to work with and it was a great experience.
"Brad DeWeese (UNC Asheville's former strength and conditioning director) taught me a lot that we use every day," explained Ahmad. "Daniel Roose taught me a lot, as well. There are all sorts of ways to get stronger, and the more options you have the better your student-athletes will do."
When DeWeese left four years ago to take a job with the United States Olympic Committee, Omar had a chance to come back to Asheville.
"I was fortunate that things worked out for me to come back to UNC Asheville and replace Brad," said Ahmad. "It was an easy decision to come home and work with our student-athletes."
Working with Asheville's student-athletes is a real joy for Omar. He enjoys seeing them get stronger and becoming better players.
"The biggest thing I want for our student-athletes is to see them fully prepared physically for their season. I want them in the best shape possible and able to withstand the rigors of their respective seasons from start to finish," explained Ahmad. "If we have an athlete coming off an injury, then we want to work with their rehabilitation and get them as healthy and strong as possible.
"My long-term goal for all of our student-athletes is to get them to reach their full athletic potential," added Ahmad. "I want all of them by their senior year to have no regrets."
Omar believes Bulldog student-athletes have come a long way in their strength and conditioning since he first came to UNC Asheville back in the fall of 2004.
"It's night and day," said Ahmad. "Thanks to Janet Cone's great leadership and the trust that coaches have given me in working with their student-athletes, I believe we have really seen an amazing transformation in strength and conditioning.
"I really appreciate the student-athletes for their work ethic and believing in what we're trying to do to make them better," added Ahmad.


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Panasonic DMC-GF2: Anything new?Friday January 28 2011 Sensor Review
The recently-launched GF2 succeeds the very popular GF1 launched more than a year ago. From the outside, the GF2 looks like a simplified version of the GF1. In the interim, the GF2 acquired a touch screen, and is now able to record full HD movies instead of the 720p footage of the GF1. As for the sensor, however, there is no change. Like the GF1, the GF2 relies on a 4/3 12 megapixels LiveMOS. But the GF2 claims to be able to reach ISO 6400 instead of 3200 for the GF1.
Use case scores: GF1 and GF2 are a perfect match.
As soon as one sees the use cases scores, the similarities between the two cameras are more than obvious. Portrait and Landscape scores are exactly the same. The Sports score is a bit higher for the GF1, but only by a mere 7 points (out of 500)—which means that the two sensors have the same limitations when the light is weak, despite the possibility for the GF2 user to select ISO 6400. Neither camera is able to rise above the "30dB noise-9EV dynamic range" limit (synonym of good image quality) above ISO 500.
SNR, dynamic range, color sensitivity: almost identical.
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It's great to see Bullock get some garbage time burn.
Career high for Reggie. Nice!
Great win for the Clippers!
Everyone who played was a +something, yet Big Baby was -10. Take it for what its worth.
Great win... looks like we can play some defense after all.
very nice win, holding pelicans to 76 was the best part
One-game +/- is the most meaningless stat on the box score, I wouldn't stress about it too much.
LOL Big Baby chucking that 3.
Good win by the guys- the defense was terrific. Blake & gang just shut down Anthony Davis & Eric Gordon like that is no easy feat. Chris Paul what a job being aggressive & hitting those short jumpers. DJ another good game, Barnes was excellent once again. DC a good game starting at SG and playing point for the 2nd unit. Speaking of the reserves- they played pretty solid defense overall. Competition is good- when you have guys like Big Baby & Danny Granger coming aboard, the other guys they're forced to play extra hard to hang on to minutes.
Revenge game coming up vs Phoenix- let's see if the guys can battle and get a big win there.
I know. I thought it was weird.
Stats can't measure what kind of energy brings in that game
Dudley's shot was way off this game, but otherwise he played a strong game, rebounded, passed, no turnovers, no fouls and played strong defense. People have been saying all year that even if his shot is off he should keep shooting if he gets good looks and make hustle plays, that is what he did tonight and it was a big part of why we crushed them defensively.
We got to rest our starters the entire 4th, it was a great win. Paul had probably his best game since coming back and Barnes has just been consistently good lately. I'm fine with playing Barnes 35-40 minutes in the playoffs if he plays like this, I wish we would have last year.
Great win not time for rest and practice.
What I noticed tonight was Dudley's good defense, is he scared of D_Grangers entry?, Well he looks healthy tonight although he missed 2 FT, Bullocks played well 11 points for 10 minutes not bad. And hope Barnes continue his game.
I agree, Sometimes your not going to shoot well, but Dudley Had a good all around game. The bench was Superb, 31 pts on the night. Very good team win, and I like the way they are playing Defense, I know it's the Peli Cant's but it seems like the Rotation's are getting better and better, with less mistakes being made. The real test comes Tuesday though, that'll really tell how far we've come.
Big Baby is going to be hilarious to watch. Never have so much comedic relief in this game.
I must say, I feel for Eric Gordon. Going from one of the promising stars from a rising team to a team that is still trying to rise, but half of the player he is. Whatever happens to this guy.
We owe the Suns a serious beatdown for the last game.
I'm disappointed granger couldn't make his debut in front of a friendly home crowd
I betcha Bledsoe returns for this game, as it seems all injured players seem to return against us, lol.
I bet Bledsoe has a monster game too.
injuries, mostly. Its hard to sit for the better part of 2.5 seasons and expect to pick up where you left off. I wish him the best in getting back to where he once was, he was one of my favorite clippers.
Edit: numbers wise, he's having a similar season to his 2nd year, just not as good at the rim. I think you could expect that after all the injuries.
I agree, +/- has no bearing on his game today. During that run, we had a trash lineup as far as facilitation goes. IIRC, we ran out big baby, Turk, Dudley, Green, and Barnes with no point guard. Our offense was passing it around the 3 point line then chucking.. like a college game!
I will say, dude looks incredibly out of shape though...
Anyone else see Blake and DJ do the Wolf of Wall Street chest thumping at the end of the game?? That needs to a GIF
Maybe the bench should be like this Collison - Bullock (Crawford when back) - Granger (Dudley) - Big Baby (Turk) - Hollins (DJ).
Davis seems not to be the best rim protector on the center position. But Davis minutes with Hollins at the 4 were nice.


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Yeah, I think if the right deal came along I'd be ok with it. It would probably have to be a package deal to really get a good player. Maybe like a Reggie and Duds for Korver or Chandler.
I really like Reggie and actually want him to get more minutes at the 2. I always feel like we are small in every matchup at the 2 spot. Our best matchup was against Dallas lining up across from Ellis.
This. The discussion was/is "Doc doesn't play rookies" and obviously no matter how you spin it, he does/has...when the time and the rookie warrants it.
That is the POINT. Well done Sir.
Hope fully, reggie can get more minutes just to see how well it plays out on both ends of the floor.
clipperboy, you get on people about stats (unless that wasn't you), and many times getting at them for an actual proper use, so you should be even more vigilant about your use and putting context and understanding sample size.
Dudley is shooting 52.2% on 2PT shots 83/159
Dudley for his career has shot 51.3% on 2PT shots with 2113 attempts
Bullock is shooting 52.9% on 2PT shots 9/17
If Bullock misses two 2PT shots next game he's now shooting 9/19 and is at 47%. If he makes one, he's the third best 2PT converter after Hollins and DJ percentage wise, now does anyone believe that to mean anything? You can't expand stats from very small sample sizes, they just can't tell us anything except for what the player did over that sample. They can't be expanded to mean more, used to predict or make conclusions. Any of you guys worked in so e field where research analysis is needed? They always ask something like "does the researcher make assumptions or conclusions beyond the limit of the study?" We need to avoid that.
For example, a small sample size would have said Aminu's hot shooting from 3PT range to start his rookie season meant he was a good 3PT shooter. As the sample size increased and has his career has progressed, we've seen that he isn't even an average 3PT shooter.
If Bullock is going to play, no argument for him should start anywhere from his percentages. Any argument should start with how comfortable does he look on the floor? How well is he making his rotations? Is he in the right spots offensively and defensively? After about 100 3PA and like 150+ FGA, we can start to get some idea, though still not a full picture of what his shooting ability / percentages should look like for the season.
Again, for example, Darius Morris has shot 66.7% from 2PT range but is 4/6. We can't start saying anything from that. Expand the sample size to his career 204 2PT shots and he shoots 42.4%. So over a season, we would expect him in the low 40's range, not anywhere near 60%.
Now, in the same line, no negative argument against Bullock should be based on his percentages either because it's over 178 minutes. He's take 45 FGA and 28 3's. Chris Paul shot 29.7% 3PT over his first 20 games / 74 3PT attempts this season and is now at 35.6% with 14 more games where he shot 45.5% 3PT on 43 attempts. If Bullock goes 2/3 from 3PT range the next time he plays, he's at 33.3% shooting. Now, of course, if he goes 0/1 too, he's down to 27.6%, but you get the point, I hope. We can't make predictions or conclusions from small sample sizes, and even a 20 game size isn't fully sufficient when we know a guys history (Paul is not an <30% 3PT shooter).
So then why are we concluding on Mullens after only 157 minutes? Well he isn't a rookie and has 2 previous years with over 2800 minutes where he showed himself as a poor offensive and defensive player. If he was a rookie, it's a whole different situation, but we know his history over large samples, and unless he's showing in practice that he has drastically improved, then there's nothing to see.
Stats need context, and debating with stats isn't about dismissing any that disagree with you, it's about understanding and getting the full picture. I see some people who keep whining about stats when it doesn't fit into their pre-conceived notions, but are quick to post stats whenever it is something they like, and then dismiss them when it isn't. That's not how it's meant to work. You can't be lazy with it, ask why? How? Look at them in context. Do that or critically watch and analyze 1230 NBA games a season, each more than once so you catch all the nuances and details. Of course then you might have to quit your job and quit life since if you approximate an hour a game if you take out stoppages (it is more I know), you're left with 51.25 full days of watching basketball over a season to go over it once. So if you're analyzing the second time, 102.5 full days, which is actually a full 3 months and 12 days of life. So in other words, not actual possible unless you are a cyborg.
With that said, I have no issues with Reggie getting minutes, but I'd actually like to see him at SG which is more possible now with Jamal playing PG at times. Later on of course with J.J. and Jamal! why would you take either out to play Reggie? Lol
Dudley is not a good fit in la for whatever reason. I don't think he'd care that much if he got traded, he is slowly falling further and further down the rotation.
He's actually doing pretty good when we play in LA, his home/road splits are getting more and more severe though. He's averaging 10.6 points with a 64% TS at home, but only 6.5 points on a 46% TS on the road. He's never had anywhere near as severe home road splits during his career and his home stats aren't all that far off what he did last year.
So why would he be playing so much worse on the road? Is he getting some kind of treatment for his knee at home he can't get on the road? Is he having trouble sleeping when he travels? Is he having confidence issues? I don't know really know, but hopefully someone in the organization does and is working on it. Doc did just say last week though that Dudley still isn't fully healthy though and wants to rest him more, but then just the game before last played him 30 minutes anyway.
I think it's obvious he needs to rest more, unfortunately our other SF have been bad, Doc's statements all season with have basically been that he's struggling, he's not healthy, but that we need him so we're playing him anyway. Hopefully Barnes can continue with what he did last night and carry the load for the next month or so giving Dudley some time get himself together.
I wouldn't mind if we just sat him completely tonight though, the way the Spurs will sometimes rest players on back to backs.
He'll be deadweight with the starters, Reggie is at best same as duds, he is a spot up shooter that doesn't shoot that well, what we need is a long athletic wing that can slash create shots for himself and others, long term that is what the clippers really need
So then everyone who has been saying reggie sucks and has proven to not deserve time can't really say that since he doesn't have enough of a sample size to properly criticize?
Bullock has a wingspan of 6'9" 3 inches less than Lebron and a standing reach 3 inches less than Lebron. He also is a solid athlete much more so than Dudley. It's at least worth a shot, btw he has proven to be a good shooter in a few games already.
Doc has made fairly disparaging comments about BOTH Dudley and Barnes' recent play in the last week. If Reggie were showing him anything great in practice, I have no doubt Doc would be giving him bigger and better minutes.
I'll trust the judgement of the guy with the championship ring and the $35,000,000 coaching contract - who watches Bullock play every single day - over any fan's projection of what they hope a late first-round rookie can bring.
If he isn't absolutely demolishing our "terrible" SF's in practice, he's unlikely to do much against the LeBrons, Durants and Georges of the league at this point in his career.
Looking at how dud all ready been replaced these couple of games by barns says a lot. If Reggies get at least some of Dud's, minutes I wouldn't be surpised but glad of the change. Dud is a okay defender and seeing how he so called handled "melo" smh Anthony is known to jack up shots and fg aren't good anyway. I'd say Dud has a little to do with that. Reggie can get better in defending because of youth and speed. Dud is just too darn slow
Exactly. Repped
Can somebody explain to me what the point of that Jared Dudley commercial was during the halftime of the Lakers vs Knicks game?
Basically it was a minute long of just him eating food and saying how much he loves food. I'm so confused. What were they selling???
Next we'll be seeing Mullens on a Worthington Ford commercial. Hopefully as a full-time job.
They had him in the commercial since he is our chunkiest player!
LOL. Brilliant.
I want to see the commercial!lol
What what......
I think it was a commercial to promote San Diego and it's diversity with foods or something. Make you want to vacation there
I guess they were calling him chunky. Chunky=Being surrounded by delicious food hahaha
Jared Dudley is a HUGE DUD this year. Bottom line, he can't hit an open shot. He sucks this year.
his defense sucks too.
Trade Dudley, Ryan Hollins, Willle Green, Byron Mullens, two second round draft picks, Cash, and Clippercussion for OMER ASIK.
You know Asik will refuse to play unless he has a starting job, right? Do you want to bench DJ now?
Isn't Dudley and performance an oxymoron?
I'm not sure the problem with Dudley is an inability to hit open shots. That's the only thing he's done as he's 3rd on the team in 3PT%. The problem is that he's been a step slower with the effect being seen defensively and on the glass. He's second last on the team in DRB/36. Jamal is last. Redick is 3rd last, so he's rebounding like a below average rebounding SG.
That's why Jackson was useless. He was rebounding (3.4 rebs/36) like Dudley, shooting like Jamison (worse), and with the shot selection of Barnes. He seemed like he still had some ways to go to actually be productive on the court.
Hedo is looking a lot better. It will be interesting to see where Hedo is 20 games in.
7 games and 86 minutes in, so this would be like a 4 game production rate sample size for someone playing 20 MPG. Hedo per 36 is at:
If he was on a 10 day, he would certainly have earned himself more time. Of course the rebounding will go down because those numbers make him the second best defensive rebounder on the team with 8.0 per 36. He probably won't shoot 50% 3PT, but his scoring efficiency could go up to the 53-55 range, and he could hit 35%+ 3PT. He could possibly give a per 36 rate of production of: 10-11 pts, 5-6 rebs, 3 assists which isn't bad if he gets there.
I agree with the perspective on Hedo. I have been very hesitant to give him any credit, but he keeps doing well.
The big thing that bothers me about Dudley, other than the lack of a good to great perimeter defender on the entire team (not counting CP3 when he is focused on D, but he does to much elsewhere for that to be his focus) or Dudley's individual lack of rebounding (he's never been a good rebounder, making things worse this has been his worst year rebounding wise); is that we don't have a true small forward to bring out in crunch time. I thought ok, either him or Barnes can be hot during the game and be brought out during the 4th, but it hasn't worked out that way all season. We run that small line up, but I'm sure that we would like to be able to bring out a bigger wing player than Jamal if we play OKC, Blazers, Houston, just about anybody else we are likely to meet in the playoffs.
Turkoglu's rebounding rate has been really good so far, it's a career high by a mile and almost double what he was doing the last few years. His turnover rate is also way down from the last several years. If he can keep both those things up he's a real asset. Maybe he's come to terms with not being as good of playermaker in old age and so he's going to work on the other parts of his game.
The lack of a reliable gritty SF seems to be more of a problem with Barnes than Dudley, as I think expectations with Dudley was more low mistake efficiency player while Barnes would be more of the dirty work guy and we would switch them around as needed. There is 900 post thread about how disappointing Dudley is, but Barnes has been just as disappointing. Both guys were coming off 3 straight years with PER around 15, and both are around 9 this year.
Wow we are praising now Turk, when Doc sign him the expert poster said he is old, he is slow, he is waste,o]' of money. lol!
Dudley played a very good game last night and I think his confidence is building with the unit. Doc has to tweak some things with the second unit against the Wizards if felt like Dudley was the third option behind Crawford and Green. We need Dudley aggressive with that second unit getting his mid-range game is coming along.
So can we at least all agree a better rebounding sf would be very helpful to this team? Bullock fits that and the shooting need perfect
We have Matt Barnes. He is currently starting and playing most of the minutes.
Maybe Bullock can try to beat Willie Green minutes, which has he failed to do.
I can't stand barnes missing wide open layups. The worst finisher ever. Dudley has been a disappointment. It's like that position is cursed. Maybe Paul George cursed us for passing on him?
Bullock is recovering from an actual injury, maybe you forgot? I guess if the name isn't Dudley an injury means nothing.
Well once he's fully recovered maybe he can try to beat out Willie Green for some minutes, I'm not one demanding he be inserted into the line up.
But you are the one criticizing him saying he isn't even able to beat out Willie green when he was actually put on the IR. Dudley's injury is still a vague excuse
So is Reggie still hurt or not? If he's healthy there are minutes for him to take from Green, if he's making any kind of impression at practice at all. If he's not healthy why are you saying be given minutes over a guy who is clearly ahead of Green? Green played 15 minutes yesterday and was complete crap even compared to Dudley and Barnes, why didn't Bullock get those minutes?
Beggars can't be choosers. Our comparison is Jamison and Mullens
I don't think out biggest need at SF is rebounding. Barnes can rebound, it is consistency. Reggie doesn't bring that so far, but he's still adjusting and hasn't played enough for us to fully say, but Reggie is small and overmatched vs most SF's. The internal solution to SF issues would be improvement from the guys currently getting minutes. Outside of that we'd have to look externally.
not trading for trevor ariza last year was a huge mistake.
There is a line of thinking "disrupting chemistry." In this line of thinking people assume that making a change is going to affect the success of the team negatively. Last year the Clippers did not capitalize on trading away aging wings because of fear of disrupting chemistry. This year we have some players that are not pulling their weight: Dudley, Mullens, Jamison, Hollins, and Green to name a few. Like last year and the years before that people do not want to make changes. But the past few years have been a cautionary tale for anyone looking to learn from history. Baron Davis, Chauncey Billups, and Jared Dudley are players that have been the subject of trade rumors in the past. They all hold something in common in that we traded them too late or currently have them on the roster because we fear disrupting the chemistry of this team, but there is an old saying "you keep doing what you've been doing and yuo're going to keep getting what you've been getting."
The Clippers need to be better at trading away players when they aren't pulling their weight. Otherwise the history of this team will continue to be what it has been: first or second round exits.
By the trade deadline our season will be determined. If we don't get a better small forward and backup big we are a second round out. And if it seems like I'm overreacting look at our record against the elite. Those are the teams that we will face in the second round and beyond
Repped. If we were first in the league and running all cylinders I would agree with the chemistry comment. We clearly have big holes and weaknesses on the team. So just keep the strengths and tweak with the weaknesses. Worst case scenario it stays as a weakness.
Dudley, hollins, and Mullens all need to go.
We would get basically nothing in a trade for an injured slumping player and a few minimum salary players. We need to add a player or two, but realistically our assets are limited.
It's better than Spurs record against those teams.
will that save us from elimination against elite? no, that simply means san antonio also will be going fishing just like we will at that rate. our loss record against the elite should not be brushed off our FO should work get better players and correct this trend
thanks man. just don't understand how a 4th place standing and a horrible 2-6 record against the elite would make people scared of improving this squad
I don't think anyone is scared of improving the squad, it's more that a lot the suggested moves are either completely unrealistic or wouldn't do much of anything to help.
If an injured, slumping Dudley and minimum salary garbage can get us a good player that's great but it seems unlikely. Maybe we can find someone who want to dumps salary for Dudley and expiring filler, but it would need to fairly long big contract, considering how many years are left on Dudley's contract. Maybe someone like Gibson would work, but otherwise I don't know if they are a lot of good fits for what we have to offer.
As for the 2-6 record, some of the losses are without Paul and 5 of the losses are on second night of road back to backs. If you include the Rockets who aren't really much worse than Portland our record looks better as well.
Just who do you think would want to trade for that motley crew?
And what do you suppose we could get back for them with their value at an all-time low?
It's ridiculous how people here are demanding that Doc bring in a high-quality backup center - oh, AND a starting small-forward - but all they're willing to do is trade scrubs or sell low on historically valuable players.
It's starting to read like a lakers board on here. SMH.
Exactly. Plus a majority of them were on the road. The reason those teams are "elite" is because they protect home-court.
1 loss to Portland - AWAY
1 loss to San Antonio - AWAY
1 loss to Oklahoma - AWAY
1 loss to Miami - AWAY
2 losses to Indiana - HOME & AWAY
We protected our own home-court against SAS and OKC, we've yet to host POR and MIA (and still, we'll be without CP3), we barely lost in Portland (OT) and the home game against Indy was close late into the 4th Q.
That 2-6 record means nothing.
Yea, we really need to stop with the lack of context stuff. 2-6 record isn't in a vacuum, so we can't just say it without any explanation. Road games, and we played Indiana and San Antonio without Paul. We really expecting to be going on the road against elite teams and consistently beating them?
If Kwame for Gasol can happen then maybe Mullen for Chandler hahahaha
Lol, that would be hilarious, but even Kwame for Gasol had picks involved, no picks here to give until like 2017
Missing 2 loss to GS, 1 loss to phx, 1 loss to hawks they are all PO teams, our record against winning teams this season is pretty bad, a champion team needs to be able to win on the road and unless we miracously get 2nd seed there is no way we can go deep in the PO without winning on the road
So you're going to count Atlanta but not Houston, Dallas, Toronto? We're around .500 against winning teams, but with an uncommonly high amount of the games being road back to backs and a big pile injuries.
One reason I'm not concerned about the road losses against the top 5 or 6 teams is that all five were second night back to backs and those don't exist in playoffs. We've basically only lost one game to elite teams in conditions we'll see in the playoffs (home loss to Indiana). Our home wins against the Thunder, Spurs and Rockets on the other hand were after days off for those teams, so they were more like conditions we would see in the playoffs.


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vince carter would be perfect on our team
This actually is most likely just a product of him coming off the bench and playing less minutes than others.
If you look at FGA for every 36 minutes on the floor, Jamal leads the team at 17.2. Blake is second at 15.8. Blake draws more FTA though, so let's assume he gets no and1's and all the FTA's are from a FGA where he was fouled, then he's shooting 15.8 FGA + 7.7 FTA/2 = 19.7 FGA. Jamal shoots 17.2 FGA + 4.1 FTA/2 = 19.3 FGA, so basically he's a co-leader in FGA. Of course that isn't entirely accurate as Blake for his career has drawn about 1 AND1 per game, meaning it would be 6.7 FTA and put him at 19.2. Jamal draws about 3 every 10 games, so 0.3. So his would actually be 3.8 FTA and put him at 19.1 FGA.
So it isn't inaccurate for people to watch and conclude that Jamal is taking a pretty significant chunk of the shot attempts while he is on the floor this season. He's basically at the same rate as Blake this season. The end of game FGA wouldn't truly represent that always since he was playing off the bench for a lot of the season. In his games as a starter, Jamal has led the team in FGA in 6/14 games, tied once, so that's a pretty good chunk and would explain why people think that.
With that said, I think we understand what kind of player Jamal is and it shouldn't be some sort of surprise that he attempts a lot of shots. I can agree that his shooting rate probably shouldn't be so high this season. He's at a career high in FGA/minute, which probably shouldn't be happening. He should probably be at the 15 FGA/36 range while he's at 17.2 up from 16.4 the past two seasons.
I also agree with you about the fact that there are different talents, and it is about balance. Jamal could probably (okay, he can) use offensive sets better to allow better shots for the team and still get his own. But he's 34 and has played a certain way for what is now his 14th season, this isn't the time to be asking for drastic change, but he should select better.
Last season he had an Ortg of 109, mainly due to the fact that he was about 4 pts better in TS%. This season he's looking more like Portland Jamal production wise.
Random pattern wise though, it actually sort of works if you look at his last 5 seasons:
57.3 TS% / 114 Ortg
54.5 TS% / 104 Ortg
50.6 TS% / 102 Ortg
55.8 TS% / 109 Ortg
51.8 TS% / 102 Ortg
He had the two years where he was a good offensive player production wise, the obvious bad year in Portland. A very mediocre second year in ATL (though he was nice in the playoffs), and again this year another poor offensive production season (that is outside of just looking at how many points a guy is scoring). Maybe he's doing a good regular season offensive year every three years kinda thing, so next year will be mediocre to poor, but the year after that, watch out (I'm kidding btw). More realistically though, he hasn't specifically had any great consistency from year to year in offensive / field shooting production, and that is probably somewhat due to the fact that he said he doesn't drill himself in the off-season (except for before last season) and his off-season work is based on pick up play. This is in contrast to a guy like Ray Allen who has had a TS% >.555 and an Ortg > 110 every year since 98-99...but he is drill master, so consistency is more likely, especially as you get older.
He might pick it up, he might not, I don't know, there are many factors (age could be one now), but his value has never been in just creating, cause Byron Mullens technically can also "create", but creating bad offense doesn't do much for a good team. His value has been when he creates and produce above average to good offense (eg: last season). When he isn't doing that, then the value obviously diminishes quickly.
The other thing I agree with is that yes, we can't just say "this player shoots a high percentage, so he should get more shots", I think everyone kind of understands that. A guy like Dudley would be significantly worse for a team if he tried to do more than he is capable of because he would then be taking extra shots (his open shots / ones in his ability plus extra ones he shouldn't be taking) and making them at a terrible rate. It would be like wasting possessions because any extra shot creator who isn't really good at it is just taking away possessions from better shot creators like a CP or Blake.
This is also why there is a limit to the value of shot creation. The guy has to be able to do it better than at least 2/5 of the other players on the floor unless he's just a guy that doesn't understand his limitations. Jamal can do that on most teams.
Of course further now it is relative to the team, is a guy taking shots away from better creators or from an offense that can produce better than his production. Can this guy create more effectively than the offense can without him? Can the defensive pressure he commands and shots he creates improve the offense enough despite his individual maybe poor or just mediocre offense and balance it to be decent? That of course is going into more details and harder to quantify. Some guys can't, some can. The worst offense in the league (Milwaukee - go O.J. Mayo and Knight) puts up 0.985 pts/possession. Of course if you put up lower than that then one has to start questioning how good you actually are at creating as a primary option.
Of course the perfect storm is the guys whose individual production is elite AND they draw defenses, command pressure, etc, and those guys are our superstars.
^Didn't Jamal said that last season was the first season he really practiced? His practice consisted of pickup games basically before that.
Guy who made this thread is really smart!
Yea he did, it probably does affect how consistent he can be from season to season to some extent as well as the fact that he has switched teams a bit. Practice mainly is about attaining consistency (not necessarily game to game, everyone has ups and downs, but long term) which has seemingly never been a strong quite for Jamal.
I mean one could only imagine what he would be if he drilled himself like a Redick does. Redick wouldn't have survived in the league playing pick up games though, but they are different skilled players. Jamal could have been a pretty interesting player though if he did more of that drill stuff.
Jj is cute #nohomo lol
After last night I think we can all agree that he is "Special for us".
Amazing how he came back from injury like he's never been out.
I believe he is the X factor for this season !! Watch this road trip jj will be our X factor for a successful road trip !!
JJ made us win yesterday. When he made that step through 3 I was like: WOWOWOWOWOWOW! Did he just make that??? I decided that I was gonna be satisfied no matter who won, and thank goodness DJ nice work man! Stepping to the line making it, and stealing it to WIn IT!
JJ is special
JJ is an All Star
It's weird that JJ is t even on the top 20 on 3 points percentage
Okay, so we all know I'm a JJ fan! But we shouldn't go crazy here. Ain't like he can do this every game. We saw last road trip he was on, some games he was great (he and BG had very good moments at Orlando and Houston), and some not so great. The life of a shooter. He'll have his ups and downs. However, his energy, off-ball movements and high BB IQ should help the team even if his shot isn't falling. My hope is someone else picks up their shooting when that happens.
I love what JJ brings to this team!
No one on the Clippers is over 40%, but J.J. Just passed Dudley as the team leader in 3PT%.
JJ must be pinching himself, when you think about it.
Despite all the praise SVG heaped on JJ, he refused to allow Redick to start unless injury necessitated it. Yet he also refused to allow JJ to be traded when requested. Redick admitted to himself that he would never become a "star" in the NBA (like he was at Duke when he could score 40 on any given night), so he checked his ego at the door and embraced the idea of being a role player.
He finally gets traded but it's off the bench again, backing up Monta Ellis in Milwaukee. He vowed afterward he would never come off the bench in a cold weather state again. If he was coming off any bench it would be in a warm weather state...and if he goes to another cold weather state, he wanted assurances that he would be a starter. He told Rick Adelman as much when interviewed for a spot on the T Wolves.
Low and behold he gets a call from Doc Rivers. Who wants him to play on a championship contender! Who wants him to play in sunny L.A.!! Who wants him to actually START!!! Oh, and for the first time since joining the pros, he gets to wear his old Duke jersey #4!!!!
He's got to be a happy guy right now, I'd say!
Here's a nice breakdown of JJ's last game, and the type of system we run to get him open. Yeah, JJ is indeed special, but so is Doc's coaching, and the other player's ability to execute the game plan.
^ Only time I've never tolerated Coach Nick. H was so impressed with Redick, he forgot to throw in a catty dig at Blake. Oh well, next time.
#coachesporn lol that was funny
How is it that we come back from 17 down to win without CP3 in the final 5 minutes of the Dallas game, and nba.com talks about the incompetence of the houston rockets?
I must admit, I don't always understand the numbers, but apparently JJ is 2nd in the league in offensive rating.
http://stats.nba.com/leaguePlayerGenera ... tOrder=DES
impressive, but it shouldn't surprise us especially after the Dallas game
If 12-14 point games are average games for him, awesome. If Dudley did the same consistently, we'd be finals bound.
I reckon it is realistic to expect that from JJ but Dudley is a much bigger stretch by far.
I've been analyzing JJ's numbers. It's kinda weird that his 36.6% 3-point shooting is among the worst of his career...however his 45.9% overall shooting is his best and he's averaging more points per game than ever. I have a feeling his 3 pointers will get going as the season progresses.
His rebounding and assists are among his best. Never known to be much of a ball thief, JJ has picked up his steals and is .9 per game. Not great, obviously, but his next highest number of steals per game was .6 a year ago.
I think what I like even better is he goes to the FT line 3.5 times a game, which is also the most of his career.
It's true that, like most shooters, he has some cold games. However, he's become a better and better player over the years.
What I notice is that his 3s are hard shots. He runs around and then shoots on the move or off a really big hop. I'm surprised he's shooting this well. And looking at his 3s yesterday, WOW, he made 3/5 contested ones.
JJ Reddick will not play Wednesday according to Doc Rivers. Rivers wants him to rest until after the All Star game.
http://www.nba.com/clippers/news/redick ... star-break
Doc seems to take extra care of Redick for whatever reason. Knows he needs Redick's legs when it matters most, I suppose.
Heck, Crawford is playing well right now so why not take advantage of the extra rest. As someone who already doesn't have overwhelming athleticism, I imagine JJs health has more an impact on his game than someone who relies less on great technique on more on raw athleticism. No sense having him banged up down the stretch, might as well take advantage of the ASB. My only concern is that he hasn't had much time all season with Paul and guard chemistry takes a while to perfect. There was an article a while back talking about how Paul/Redick were making the right plays together but the timing was often just a split second slower than you'd like, resulting in some more difficult shots for JJ or having to pass on what otherwise could have been an open shot. The timing on curls, screens, etc takes a while to get just right. Its a huge credit to Paul (especially) and Redick that they looked as good together as they did without a ton of playing time to get timing just right. Hopefully there is enough time together before the playoffs to fine tune it.
Brad Turner @BA_Turner 30m
JJ Redick out Tuesday again with sore right hip. Willie Green questionable with sore right hip.
Madelyn Burke @MadelynBurke 52m
Doc Rivers "I'm pretty sure JJ (Redick) is out... At least until the Memphis game"
Looks like we will not have JJ again
I'm getting really tired of his injuries -
I know it's not intentional and he would rather play, but I feel like he has missed most of the season.
What the heck is with all these injuries? Shouldn't the all star break have helped take care of any injury issues when it came to Redick and Green? Don't tell me both of them were trying to work out or something instead of resting during the break...
What the heck, man? He shoulda' gone to the doctor last week. I get that everyone thought rest was needed, but how did they not have him see a doctor just in case? Somebody dropped the ball and I don't think it was just JJ.
Like I said, with all the injuries, he's Billups 2.0.
Nah, he's younger than Chauncey and doesn't have a history of injuries. Plus, when he's heathly he actually contributes. I just think it's bad luck more than anything else. I think we can all agree the hand thing was a fluke incident. These other injuries may be due to him trying a little too hard for Doc instead of pacing himself. Or, as Mike Smith said, the back spasm could happen to anybody, and by playing through the spasm, that may have sparked the other injury.
JJ's last couple of injuries needed a real medic instead of our coaching staff saying, let's just rest him.
As long as JJ's 100% for the playoffs, he can take all the time he wants.
He saw a Doctor on Monday (today), but the results would be in until Tuesday. Obviously, this injury is more serious then first though. Hope it doesn't get more serious. Ugh.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow ... z2tdCmE3MK
How do you not come out of the all star break healthy when you had no major injuries? Hopefully he only misses one game but it sucks we are going to need everyone against the Spurs and Memphis. If this keeps up I fear Crawford will be hit with injuries from the minutes load.
I imagine it is worse than reported - no reason why he shouldn't dress tomorrow in a major game otherwise. Such bs
JJ is our D Wade. Super valuable to the team but always injured. He was a possibility for Portland and now will miss 10 extra days for a bruise? Lol WTF?
The only reason he was possible for Portland is because he saw a doctor way too late if you ask me. Doc and the coaching staff were using the eye test diagnosis.
Redick out again? Are you f***** serious?! Man he missed two ultra critical tough games. Sucks. Honestly him being out so much this season has costs us quite a few wins.
@ramonashelburne: Clips' J.J. Redick will be out next 3-5 weeks w/assortment of injuries, sources tell ESPN. Expected back for playoffs
Man, that sucks. Hopefully something good goes down before Thursday because with less shooting we need better defense more than ever before.
I'm so sick of it at this point that Bledsoe trade looks worse by the day.
You know Bledsoe is currently out as well, right? Really, everyone in the Bledsoe trade seems cursed at this point with injuries.
I'm really getting tired of people complaining about the Bledsoe trade. It is what it is now, and there's nothing nobody can do about it.
Some people still aren't even over missing Paul George in the draft or the Kyrie Irving "trade". Don't hold your breath waiting for them to shut up about Bledsoe.
Not to mention, would you rather have lost Bledsoe for nothing? At least JJ is productive and fills a need when he plays.
UGH...Paul George. Don't even compare Paul George and the JJ Reddick/Bledsoe swap lol.
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Any word on jj at all? I just have a bad feeling. It's always worse than they project.


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The Sigma Paris Palette is available now from Sigma Beauty here for $59, but with code FRMHEADTOTOE you can receive $10 off making the palette $49. The two brushes included are the same quality as their full-sized professional brushes and are worth $23.
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