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Middle Fork State Fish & Wildlife Area
The Middle Fork State Fish & Wildlife Area consists of 2,700 acres of grass, forest and cropland, and wildlife habitat. The area also includes a portion of the Middle Fork River, a State and National Scenic River, with over 1,000 feet of scenic corridor for canoeing and fishing. The area also allows for hunting, hiking, picnicking, and camping.
The 3000 acre park includes a seven mile backpack trail among its 15 miles of trail system. Boats and canoes are available for rental in season, and seven lakes are available for fishing. Hunting of pheasant, rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, goose, mushrooms, turkey, and deer is permitted (Illinois and Vermilion County Conservation District regulations apply).
Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean Road
One of the first transcontinental highways, Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean Road is one of the most unchanged of all early highways. Pick up a map to travel the Edgar County route at local Chrisman, Hume or Metcalfe shops.
Heron County Park Wetlands Boardwalk
950 foot floating boardwalk. Songbirds, season migratory birds, and waterfowl such as Canadian geese, mallards, wood ducks, kingfishers, green herons, and American egret all flock to the area. Also includes an observation tower to take in the "wide-angle" view.
Lake Vermilion County Park includes a boat ramp, dock complex, concession building, playground, and an open shelter. The park is open year round and considered 'high-use' during summer weekends with power boating (unlimited HP), jet skiing, water skiing, and fishing tournaments. Wildlife observation includes herons, river otters, and eagles. Lake Vermilion, 1,000 acres in size, is one of Illinois' most heavily stocked fishing lakes with bass, tiger muskies, catfish, crappie, and walleye being frequently fished.
Homer Lake Forest Preserve contains 892 acres for fishing, boating, hiking picnicking, cross-country skiing and sledding. Also available is an exciting Homer Lake Interpretive Center, which hosts thousands every year through programs like "Homer Lake Take Me Fishing" and the unique Natural Playscape.
Guests have the opportunity to rent canoes, kayaks, and paddleboats to explore the rivers and lakes at Kickapoo State Park. Canoe and kayak trips (8 or 13 mile) are offered or rentals can be done by the hour. Following your adventure, guests can grab a bite to eat at the on-site Dockside Cafe which offers live music throughout the summer.
Whether you have been golfing your entire life, or have just begun to appreciate the game, Harrison Park Golf Course offers a membership option that suits you and your family. Our challenging Par 71 golf course and friendly staff ensures our members will enjoy bringing guests out for a drink, as well as perfecting their game. Our prices are as competitive as any course in the area, and course conditions and aesthetics parallel or exceed any other golf course around.
Turtle Run Golf Club offers a par 72 championship golf course, designed by Jim Spears and opened in 1970, with four sets of tee lengths to fit players of all skill and experience levels. In addition to the golf course, Turtle Run offers a fully stocked golf shop, public swimming pool, bar and grill, and banquet center.
Harry "Babe" Woodyard State Natural Area
This area encompasses 2.2 miles of the Little Vermilion River, listed as a significant stream because of its aquatic features. The site supports 12 state endangered or threatened species and provides habitat for 23 forest interior species.
Wolf Creek Golf Club - Danville
This nine-hole course is open to the public seven days a week. Its two sets of tees both have a par of 36.
Middle Fork Canoe at Forest Glen
Scenic canoeing and kayaking on the Middle Fork National Scenic River, Big Vermilion River, and Salt Fork River.
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If we had the 13-14 DJ in 05-06 he would have been a super allstar
Kaman only played around 50 games that season...
Edit: thought we were talking about his stellar defensive season, still definitely DJ.
Yea but that's the only playoff team kaman played for and consistent throughout the season. In kaman all star year, he faded after the break
05-06 kaman was an offensive beast in the first half of that season.
If I remember correctly he was averaging like 17-11. But in all honesty
Kaman's defensive was subpar. I'd def take DJ as we don't need
Kaman slowing the game down with his back to the basket.
Yup kaman was beating then he got better in his mid range when brand was hurt.
DJ because he really pounds the glass and doesn't go out for half a year with a bad foot. But Caveman was a way better outside and FT shooter by far but was just to injury prone ( that planter fasci-whatever it is called and his back).
Yep, plus he was a TO machine. That's why he's affectionally known as "Mr. Net Zero", LOL.
Just goes to show how much DJ has surpassed kaman. 2 years ago this topic would have been 50/50
I never liked Kaman, I don't think he has a championship attitude. He's very "whatever" on most things. At the beginning of the season he was so gung-ho on being a Laker, and then mid-season when it was reported he could be traded he was all "I don't care". I think DJ's tenacity is comparable to KG... That's part of what Doc's seen in him as well. I'd take DJ all day long.
DJ. Kaveman was silly putty in the paint on defense that is.
Oh and DJ's hairstyles are way more fun!
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you and i can never be friendsLOL I'm not saying he's a sub par player, I just think if his attitude was adjusted a bit and at least appeared to be more loyal he'd be a favorite of mine. I just hate the "I don't care" attitude.
I'm pretty sure if DJ had the same amount of touches in the paint ( not allyoops), he'd be far worse than kaman. DJ is just too slow to react to bounce and simple passes. I guess it's addition by subtraction. Meaning, it pays to know less on offense...At least for DJ and his stats.
You just described DJ up until a few months ago. DJ came out of college as a guy with bad work ethic. I just heard that DJ wasn't willing to put in the work with Lucas when he was here. It wasn't until DJ thought he was going to be a Celtic that he changed his attitude. Fear pushed him and his laziness.
Kaman actually contests and blocks shots on players driving the paint. DJ just watches them dunk. Unless it's a weak side block, DJ don't play that. I have never seen DJ block a shot on a guy trying to dunk on him. Go on YOutube and see how many great players Kaman has blocked on a potential dunk. Hell, he has one on BG.
I think DJ's attitude turned a bit when BG came to town. He seemed engaged then.
I remember when VDN's plan was for DJ and Kaman to share starting minutes, Kaman wanted no parts of it. Said it publicly in the media. Great team player.
The title of this thread should read DJ vs 07/08 or 09/10 Chris Kaman. Both were much better years than 05/06. 09/10 is arguably his best year and that was his all-star year (chosen by coaches not fans). 05/06 he was still in Brand's shadow. Once he took out his Achilles in a 1-on-1 game, he became the man. Don't get me wrong, he was good in 05/06 surrounded by the best team he has ever played on but not his best personal year.
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To be honest he is having another career year per36 this year with the purple and piss. Ironically he is glued to the pine. Go figure. Tank mode at it's best or D'antoni is really dumb.
DJ actually blocked Paul Millsap's shot in crunch time against the Hawks to help us get the W. DJ is improving but his man-on-man D still needs a lot of work.
Dj should be a great defender needs to spend his summer working on free throws (getting better) and studying game tape. Needs to be a student of the game and work on defense.
You're just not a DJ guy no matter how much he continues to improve. And he has improved. Oh well.
Kaman is certainly the better shooter, but as always, he turns it over too much.
In terms of the better Kaman scoring wise; if I needed someone to score on a bad team because I have no scorers, I'd take him, which isn't necessarily a good thing, just means he's better at creating shots, but not really to the purpose of winning games. Similar to Evan Turner on Philly this season for example in comparison to like prime Battier or something. If I needed a rebound / defense C I'd take DJ. Just seems like Kaman never really settled back into being able to play a role where he doesn't take a lot of shots or use a lot of possessions, and he doesn't make enough of his shots when he's taking a lot and turns it over too much where he starts hurting you on offense/
You know with Doc if Kaman would of came back he could of been something like a title contender Odom for us. He wouldn't bring the ball up (or rather shouldn't if he did) but put him with our second unit and have him create on the block with shooters and cutting to the rim after some bad T.O. games adjusting he could flourish.
I'm not a fan of his, correct. But, I have praised his improvement on rebounding and to a lesser extent, FT shooting. Being the best rebounder is a brilliant feat but his overall defensive game hasn't changed. His inability to catch a simple...SIMPLE pass has not improved. His inability to defend down low has not improved. So yes, I have complimented DJ on his improvement on rebounding but lets not get things twisted, that has been basically his only major improvement. Lets talk when he's grown his game a bit more.
By the same token, DJ wouldn't even be the rebounder he is on a bad team or even on a playoff team based on his previous seasons' stats. Notice I never mentioned defense. Kaman's mistake was expanding and relying on his perimeter game too much when we lost Brand. Obviously, offensive centers with a lot of touches tend to TO the ball more than any other position. The year Kaman was voted in the AS game, he was second in TO's while Howard was number one. You tend to get stripped more often in the paint, especially when you're blinded by guards waiting to strip the ball.
Kaman has the more balanced game to this day while DJ, IMO, has done one thing great...After 5 seasons playing the game.
The post man defense has improved simply by not junmping as much on fakes and timing shots. His man to man block defense has improved as he showed glimpse last year and has made key crunch time blocks and kept plays alive.
His attention to his man while off the ball is still pretty weak. I understand scanning the floor trying to cover a drive but you have to keep your man at arm distance until a move it made.
Never got the pass argument because he will catch anything near or above the rim. He has received on occasions passes into the post for a quick move(there is a lack of handles sure) or cut pass. If the passes thing is a chest pass under the rim with a defender near or possibly coming to close he does struggle. At this point though if DJ is open I would never go low or level pass because you can tell he fumbles the ball always expecting a high pass.
DeAndre Jordan for sure over whatever year Kaman. I liked Chris Kaman, but he was (and still is) too turnover prone, and injury prone. DJ has a much lower turnover rate, and has been an iron man of sorts. The ability to stay healthy, lead the NBA in rebounding, top 3 in blocks, #1 in FG %, with improved free throw shooting- you're talking about an elite center right there. And one who can still get better.
One of the biggest knocks on Howard as offensive player is that turns the ball over too much, that and he's not a very good passer; Howard is a better defensive player than offensive player. Guys like Duncan, Al Jefferson and Pekovic don't really turn the ball over much. Centers do turn the ball over a little more than other positions, but Kaman has always been bad at it even compared to other centers.


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For reasons beyond my control, I rolled into Indianapolis late today. My colleague, Indians beat writer and former Reds reporter Anthony Castrovince, picked me up when Dusty Baker had his session with reporters.If you'd like to read the transcript, here is the link.
While Dusty was talking, I was in my car approaching Indy on a portion of I-65 known as the Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds Highway. Wow — he gets a highway named after him? I just remember Babyface being on "Beverly Hills 90210" as himself singing and had Brian Austin Green in his band and Kari Wurhrer as his agent. That ended up being an interesting episode but anywho…
I did arrive at the Winter Meetings in time to go to the Reds suite and chat with GM Walt Jocketty. Former Padres GM Kevin Towers was in there but it didn't appear to be about business.
"I'm watching football," Towers said.
"He's a friend and we're catching up," Jocketty said.
All is quiet on the Reds front in terms of hot stove stuff. There have been no talks yet with the agents for Jonny Gomes. Jocketty said he was looking for a utility infielder that can play shortstop. He has not spoken to the agent for Jamey Carroll.
Jocketty made it clear that he is not seeking to break up the roster or part with the future prospects, so it might be an uneventful week.
"We like our club. We like our club a lot the way it is," Jocketty said. "Unless we can add a few pieces here and there, we're not going to break it up. We're going to try and keep together as much as we can and hopefully stay healthy this year."
Another significant quote that should encourage fans that like the development that's happened lately within the organization:
"We're not going to trade these young guys for a quick fix just to win this year," said Jocketty. "We want to build this thing. Our goal has been all long to build it up to be competitive as soon as we can but to be competitive for a long time. We don't want to be one-year wonders."
There will be guys in camp like outfielder Chris Heisey and pitcher Travis Wood to compete for jobs. First round and pitcher Mike Leake is a possiblity to be invited to camp as a non-roster player.
Baker told reporters that the Reds were trying to re-sign Laynce Nix, who was outrighted off the roster last month and became a free agent.
The only Reds move of the day was an off the field one. Paul Keels will do play-by-play work when Thom Brennaman is away. Keels is currently the voice of Ohio State football and basketball and he used to do the same job with the UC Bearcats. The Reds could very well lead the league in broadcasters.
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NEW YORK � The scene: a Manhattan art-house theater. The cause: a campaign against the gas drilling process known as fracking that�s being led by more than 100 celebrities, including Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, Robert Redford, Mark Ruffalo and Mario Batali.
Outside, demonstrators in hazmat suits circle the theater. Inside, actress Scarlett Johansson attends a benefit screening of �Gasland,� the documentary film that has become the movement�s manifesto. Johansson tells The Associated Press that her �Avengers� co-star Ruffalo introduced her to the cause, and that she found the film �incredibly shocking.�
The campaign has galvanized hundreds of thousands of followers, but as with many activist causes, the facts can get drowned out by the glitz. Now, some experts are asking whether the celebrities are enlightened advocates or NIMBYs � crying �Not in my backyard!� � even as their privileged lives remain entwined, however ruefully, with fossil fuels.
Much of the anti-fracking activism is centered in New York City, where concerts, movies and plays use huge amounts of energy, gourmet chefs including Batali cook with gas, and most people � the glitterati included � heat with gas.
There�s no doubt that critics of hydraulic fracturing � a practice colloquially known as fracking that involves injecting water, sand and chemicals into underground rock to free vast reserves of gas � have some legitimate concerns. There have been documented cases of leaking gas ruining nearby well water, of air pollution and of problems from the waste the drilling generates. Experts say those are important parts of the story � but far from the whole story.
�With proper regulation and enforcement, gas provides a very substantial health benefit in reducing air pollution,� compared with coal-fired power plants, said Daniel Schrag, director of Harvard University�s Center for the Environment.
That is a theme not adequately covered in the debate over fracking, agreed Michael Greenstone, an environmental economics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a former top adviser to the Obama administration. Greenstone is studying the local health effects of fracking, but he said it�s not scientifically accurate to ignore �the tremendous health gains� from the coal-to-gas shift.
�Honestly,� he said, �the environmentalists need to hear it.�
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Whenever I visit a church I usually buy a copy of the church guide if there is one, they usually give a bit of background to the history of the church, its architecture and sometimes its people.
I wouldn't normally bother with a little guide-book like this, which I discovered in a collectables shop in Eastbourne, East Sussex, on the basis that it is somewhat out of date and rather battered. However because I have ancestors from Shoreham I gave it a second glance, I noticed that the previous owner had actually written his name on it Arthur Harding Norwood and dated it Nov 1898.
What also stood out was that Arthur Harding Norwood had actually scribbled some comments in the guide-book, and that these comments were less than complimentary.
His comments begin on the front cover with the addition of the word VANDAL to name of the author and vicar of Old Shoreham Church the Rev. H. C. Adams, M.A.
We learn the reason for this on page 19, where the guide describes the church at New Shoreham:
Other improvements have been effected of late years. The heavy and unsightly pews have given way to open sittings and chairs, and the whole appearance of the church greatly improved.
At the foot of the page Arthur Harding Norwood has scribbled a note, Are chairs (especially ugly ones) in a church suitable or picturesque?
The guide-book itself begins by describing the situation of the two Shorehams:
The two Shorehams, Old and New, situated on the Sussex coast, half-way between Brighton and Worthing, are places of considerable interest, though no longer of the commercial and naval importance which attached to them some centuries ago. Their decay must be a matter of regret to all connected with them, and the more so because the local advantages, which in the first instance gave them pre-eminence, still exist unimpaired; nor is anything needed but a due employment of capital and enterprise to restore them to their ancient position.
The opening paragraph doesn't escape Arthur Harding Norwood's comment, "Capital & enterprise" would never restore Shoreham to it's "ancient position," if Shoreham were to be restored it would be converted into a hideous little Liverpool, with factories smoke & filth, the "restoration" began a few years ago with the hideous chemical works. The latest "improvement" being the hateful "Dolphin" Soap Works at Kingston.
The comment above is actually signed and dated (November 1898) but there is another comment, which is dated the 3rd October 1924, "Capital & enterprise" have built a hideous new bridge, in place of the Norfolk. "Enterprise" by the local Council of Vandals, in filling in the grand strips of water above the bridge – with reffuse from Shoreham dustbins, the stench from which is vile.
I would love to know why Arthur Harding Norwood made these comments, and whether they ever went any further than his own copy of the guide-book. I can just imagine him writing letters to The Times or a local newspaper.
I couldn't help trying to find out who Arthur Harding Norwood was. It turns out that he was a painter, there are references to several of his paintings being sold at auction, but they give no idea of the value they attained (unless I subscribe). I have also found a reference to fact that some of his work was exhibited in London by the Society of British Artists.


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did anyone else notice matt barnes get up, and then go back down so that DJ a d blake could pick him up together? kinda strange
Granger has been freaking outstanding. Huge playoff Xfactor. If him, Crawford and Collison carry the bench consistently... we may be finals bound.
Kinda struck me as the same kinda teambuilding thing when Blake deadlifted Darren Collison at that lakers game a few days ago.
I did. I think Blake might have said "I ran all the way here for nothing"
I guess I'm the only laughing at that lol!
The Clippers are heading towards 60 wins just need to finish the season 15-2 assuming they win this game.
Friggin' PJ Tucker want to start sh*t.
Aand PJ tucker wins scrub of the game
Pity what a waste of a great first quarter by Blake, foul trouble stop him from chasing a really big score tonight
Tucker threw a punch- what a b*tch.
someone make a GIF! lol, I saw it. I think that shows the teams camaraderie. It's a really tight group and they are able to have a bit of fun at that moment.
Soooooo tired of scrubs trying to act tough against us.
Hate these fuckin scrubs who always act tough and throw cheap shots.
what the hell
That muthafucka threw a punch! flagrant 2 your outta here bitch!
quite the turn of events
FIGHT!!! Clippers are a fun, tough team to watch!
No way Tucker stays in the game- he punched Blake.
If they give Blake a Technical, this country has devolved to sh**. He did nothing wrong. They better get this right
Tucker threw two punches it seems
Tucker is a bitch.... can't wait to see how the haters try to spin this around as Blake's fault.
Wat a sore loser
If Blake doesn't get another bullshit ejection, we need to feed him the rock. He's going to play angry from here on out.
blake slipped otherwise he would've knocked tucker unconscious.
Is it even possible for him to stay in the game if you throw a punch?
I'm here at the game. F U C K Tucker!!
Interesting that a bum tries to take out a superstar.
Markeiff Morris rushed in and shoved Blake after the fact. Punk ass.
He freaking punched at Blake.
Wow the freaking ref got it right
That's it?! He got a punch to the face and the other guy gets a tech?
Edit; nevermind, scrub got ejected. Blake activate BEAST MODE
Suns should be mad at themselves for slipping down to the 9th seed, no need to take it out on Blake just because he's better than their whole team.
The ultimate disrespect is if Blake pays his fine with a note saying
"I know its hard out here, here ya go!"
That would make my life!
Yeah smile away BJ F*CKER, get ready for a suspension & a big ass fine you POS.
Well, that's Tucker's second tech, so he's gone.
Clippers should run the score up and give some hard fouls to send a message. You think it's funny to cheapshot? Punks.
Tucker, this one's for you bud:
Is Blake not allowed to clear space?
Okay. Okay.
Aw crap Blake just fouled out.
Yeah, let's get some Clippers players suspended to send a message.
Beat them with buckets, not with fists.
Blake totally lost his composure
TWO bogus offensive fouls on BG. BEST defense for the suns...REF ball.
Well, there goes any chance of Blake getting a 50 point game. Still a great night for him though.
BULLSHIT. Hey tense2, get in here and spin this atrocious officiating.
Paul should of been called for 8 seconds violation.


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Jeff Luhnow: Hello everyone! Thanks for joining us tonight. It's been a long day…long week…long month, but I'm ready to answer questions!
johnny14k_2: Padres edged us out last night in 10 – how will we do tonight?
JL: We are going to win tonight…after all we are a good club at home and we've got Lyles on the bump. Faith!
Ashitaka: First, thanks so much for chatting with us as often as you do; we all appreciate it greatly. And please pass along the fanbase's thanks to Bobby Heck & Co. for the outstanding job on the draft. In keeping with that, do you believe that Carlos Correa stick
JL: The scouts did a tremendous job preparing for the draft and everyone in the front office helped pull it all together. I gather you were going to ask whether Carlos will stick at shortstop. The answer is yes, in my opinion. He is very talented and athletic. That being said, he is so young that his body may change…he may end up taller, thicker, etc. and if that happens he may end up at third, but that won't be a problem. He projects to be a plus defender at either position.
Ashitaka: Matthew Duffy is currently having an excellent season in Lexington, out of nowhere it would seem. Interesting that he's also a 20th round pick like a certain outfielder on the Astros roster. Is this guy the real deal?
JL: He is having a big season, and that is great. Anytime a drafted player does well in full season A ball, there is reason to be excited, regardless of the round in which he was selected. He will continue to get challenged and if he continues to respond, he could be a big leaguer some day.
Ashitaka: When Foltynewicz was drafted he was touted as a #1 starter type with the sort of typical power pitcher's profile. He's looking good this year, but it seems like he might be trying to pitch to contact and get ground balls. Is that accurate?
JL: Often times, what gets a player drafted is not what makes them successful in pro ball. Remember the objective is to get outs, and while velocity helps, control and movement are critical. It's not unusual to see a power pitcher find success by pitching to contact and generating ground balls. Folty is having a big year, and that is exciting. I've also seen pitchers go down in velo for a few years and after they get used to the grind of pro ball, it goes back up.
Ashitaka: Reports have talked about the improving velocity of Nicholas Tropeano (the Astros.com message board is calling him "NiTro") and he's certainly looking like a better strikeout pitcher than a lot of people though when he was drafted.
JL: Got out of that jam? Good job Jordan. Yes, NiTro (cool nickname, mind if I start using it?) is striking guys out, and that is a key predictor of future success. He is a pitcher we are keeping a close eye on and those strikeouts are screaming that he has big league potential. Go NiTro!
Ashitaka: It looks like Delino DeShields has improved greatly, especially in the key areas you look for a in a top-of-the-order bat. Is he a guy that's close to taking off, or does he still need a lot of work in other areas?
JL: It is so exciting to have a guy like DD in our system! He's young and still has some development ahead of him, but you don't find guys with his tools everywhere. I'm thrilled with what he's doing and can't wait to watch him do it at the upper levels in the coming years.
Ashitaka: Should we be concerned about Jarred Cosart's pedestrian strikeout rate, or his…perhaps off-the-field issues is the term? It seems like there might have been something going on related to some Twitter comments he made recently that lead to a suspension.
JL: Cosart has a big league arm. He still needs some time in the minor leagues but you should remain excited about him. There is a reason we acquired him and that hasn't changed.
Ashitaka: Nolan Fontana has probably gotten the least amount of publicity of our first five picks, and there seems to be a lot of differing opinions about where he profiles defensively and if he'll be able to hit enough to be a regular starter.
JL: Maybe it's "draft fatigue" but he should get every bit of the attention that the other guys are getting. He has done something the younger guys have not — had success at a high college level. We are challenging him right out of the box and sending him to Lexington, and once you see what he does there, I believe you will be equally excited about him and his future in our organization.
Ashitaka: Are you concerned for Jonathan Singleton right now? It looks like he's still fairly patient at the plate, but he's in a pretty spectacular slump right now.
JL: No. Slumps are part of the game. What we watch for is how the player makes adjustments and how he battles out of a slump. Singleton has the talent to be an impact player at the big league level and should be ready soon. Everyone can watch him in Kansas City at the Futures Game.
Ashitaka: I believe Telvin Nash might be leading the solar system in strikeouts right now. Is he a guy that can't stop swinging and missing, or more on the Adam Dunn side that he takes a lot of close pitches and gets rung up as a result? How do you seem him developing?
JL: Unfortunately, for most players strikeouts and power go hand in hand. He's mashing, for sure, but that comes at a cost. Trust me when I tell you that our coaches and the player know this is an issue and are working hard to address it.
Ashitaka: Ariel Ovando is off to a nice start, can you give us a feel for the new regime's view on him, how you think he may develop and how quickly or slowly he might be able to rise through the system?
JL: I didn't know much about Ovando until I saw him in January in the DR, and then saw him more in Florida. He has a big league body and some big league tools. It's great to see him get off to a good start. I'm increasingly bullish on him and he's still soooo young.
Ashitaka: There's a pretty good debate within the fanbase right now about what Jed Lowrie's trade value would be. Without asking if you would or are trying to deal him, what do you see his value as on the trade market?
JL: His trade value would be very high. His value to us is very high. Jed's very important to our organization and while I'd never say anyone is untradeable, he's not likely to go anywhere for a while…or longer!
Ashitaka: Can you give us a name or two of late-round guys you and the crew picked who you felt flew under-the-radar in the draft and could exceed what most people might expect from where they were selected? Your personal favorites, so to speak?
JL: West from Washington has a good arm, Ballew from Texas State, and Gulbransen from Jacksonville University are all sleepers!
Ashitaka: Offensively, Jobduan Morales is making you look pretty smart right now. Is his defense still as rough as people say though, and do you see him being able to work those kinks out and move through the system quickly, or is he much more of a long-term project?
JL: He is swinging the bat well, and there is a saying among baseball people, the more he hits, the better he looks behind the plate. He's OK defensively but we have our best guys working with him. Thanks for the compliment!
Ashitaka: Jason Castro has looked a lot better at the plate recently. Can you give us a realistic expectation for him as a long-term offensive player?
JL: He's increasingly comfortable. Last night's home run was great. I think he can be a guy who hits .260/.350 OBP with 10 to 15 home runs and that would be interesting for an athletic catcher.
Ashitaka: Is Jim Crane and the ownership group going to want you to be conservative at the deadline for appearance purposes, or do you have free reign to wheel and deal as you see fit for the sake of the long-term rebuilding process?
JL: We will stay on strategy…acquire talent, compete, and as quickly as possible get to the point of being able to challenge for a playoff spot year in and year out.
JL: Wish we had scored there. Oh well. Fontana on the radio with Milo now. When he's done I'm going to take him down to the field, so at that point I will have to cut this off…
Ashitaka: What is going on with the construction in left field? Or at the least can you tell us when we might expect information about it to be revealed?
JL: I believe the cover story of Sports Business Daily covered the story. There will be a release soon so stay tuned…
yonip: Congrats on the draft! With most of the picks signed, are their any more picks you expect to sign in the next couple of weeks?
JL: We have one more in the top 10 rounds to go and then possibly a few after that…most of the work is done. It's a huge benefit to have so many players signed quickly, for them and for us.
TimothyDeBlock: Most recent move you've seen and what did you think of it?
JL: I saw the Avengers in 3D and it was awesome!
strosfn4vr: Jobduan is off to a great start in Tri-City. Will we be seeing him in Lexington soon? Also any insight into the pronunciation of Jobduan?
JL: Just like you spell it! He's just started so no need to promote him quite yet!
astros821: Lance McCullers had excellent stats do you think he can be the future opening day starter?
JL: Lance has the stuff to be a dominant big league starter, so the answer is yes. He's special.
johnny14k_2: Do you think Altuve voted 25 times for himself this year to be in the All-Star Game? I know I did!!!
JL: He's a humble man so I doubt it, but he sure appreciates your votes (and mine). I have to believe he will make it. He sure deserves to be there!
TimothyDeBlock: What will happen to the Sr. Director of Social Media position now that Alyson Footer is heading back over to MLB.com?
JL: We all know that Alyson can't be replaced. She's awesome and everyone will miss her. She will still be around covering baseball at our park, so I still get to see her! We will continue to develop and improve our presence in social media, don't you worry. Maybe we can get those guys from the LA Kings to help us out!
Astros2011yes: Is there any chance of Jimmy Paredes getting called up this year?
JL: Yes, of course. He's hitting for a high average, stealing bases and hitting for power. He still has some refining to do at second and with his pitch selection, but he's very close to being ready to help here.
andy_hc: Jeff, remember how much fun we had in Colorado? What an awesome time! Thanks for the M&Ms! So, are we BFFs or what? …and who was your favorite player growing up?
JL: Andy, that was fun and I agree with the tweeps that you are over your skiis with your girlfriend! So, growing up I loved Reggie, Steve Garvey, and Nolan Ryan!
cbstro1: Could you share what the new structure on the light tower in left center will be?
JL: A very cool program that will benefit our city for generations. Stay tuned…
40acre: When do you expect Jiovanni Mier to be back on the field?
JL: A couple of weeks, assuming no setbacks.
jrivers2: We all are expecting big things from Correa, Ruiz, & McCullers, but who beyond them will we look back on and say that was the steal of the draft?
JL: Fontana?
strosfn4vr: After this draft and subsequent signing period I'm considering getting a "Luhnow" jersey when the new ones come out next year. What number would you recommend for it?
JL: Ha ha, thanks! I like 4 but Jed has that number. Maybe 11 for the year I started working for the awesome Astros?!
buckystros: Are you concerned with Lance McCullers arm action in the stress it may generate? Does his delivery mimic his father enough to where you believe his genetics may support the arm action and injuries that may come with it?
JL: We have studied his delivery. He had a lot going for him and does many things naturally that we love. Anybody who throws 100 has a decent risk of arm trouble, but we are hoping that our pitching coaches and conditioning program and trainers will keep him healthy!
Tmengd: Just don't trade Altuve. Everyone in Houston sees him as the next big guy (no pun intended) they can hold onto for the next decade!!!
JL: Ok.
jrreyes: If you had to get rid of hot dogs or nachos at the ballpark, which would it be?
JL: I would add more Mexican food!
JL: How about a mid-chat takeover by our 2nd round pick Nolan Fontana? He's about to come in here…
usc1: If we are planning for the future, why are we playing Carlos Lee. Brett Wallace came up and did a great job and deserves a chance now. Lee is not going to be on the team. He is not our future.
JL: Wallace did a great job here. LOOOONG ball out by JED!!!!
JL: How about that?!
Nolan Fontana: Hey there this is Nolan Fontana, Just finished talking with Milo
Jeff Luhnow: Any questions for our newest Astro?
tidalwave2: Given the new infusion of talent with the draft, which of this years players can we expect to see in Houston fastest?
NF: Me!!
JL: It's really him, I promise.
Astros2011yes: Is there a realistic chance of Jed Lowrie in the All-Star game this year?
JL: I would say so. Gosh, 14 home runs for a shortstop?! Are you kidding me? How could he not? TLR, are you watching?
strosfn4vr: Kuechel is off to a great start to his big league career. With Bud returning from the DL soon, how tough of a decision will it be to send him down? Or is there a chance someone else goes to OKC?
JL: Stay tuned…I think you will all enjoy the answer.
johnny14k_2: What can we expect from newly signed Scott Moore?
JL: He earned this promotion. Look at his numbers in AAA.
mtx711: Where would Carlos Correa fit right now in terms of top prospects?
JL: Near or at the top.
JL: Ask Kevin Goldstein and Keith Law.
dan410: Is there a chance that Jarred Cosart makes it to AAA this season?
JL: Yes, we thought about it already and it will happen at some point.
JL: Ok folks, NF and I are headed to the field for an introduction. Nice chatting with you! Let's win this game! Let's talk again soon…
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Andrew aplin been playing real good since he has been drafted and been playing at tri city
I *LOVE* our new GM!!! In Luhnow we TRUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always thought Ed Wade got a little too much heat, considering what he had to work with (zero farm, dwindling payroll, meddlesome/stupid ownership), but Luhnow is absolutely the best ever. Limetime contract. Do it now Crane. Now.
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All fall and winter, it seemed like the Reds retaining LHP Arthur Rhodes was a formality. He wanted to return and the club wanted him back.
But on Thursday night, Rhodes had agreed to a one-year contract with the Rangers — according to a pair of baseball sources. Terms were not immediately known. The deal has yet to be announced by Texas.
The 41-year-old Rhodes was a key late-inning set-up man for the Reds the past two seasons. In 2010, he posted a 2.29 ERA in 69 games – his most appearances since 2001. That included a stretch where he tied a Major League record with 33-straight scoreless appearances – over 30 innings. He was also an All-Star for the first time in his 19-season career.
Complicating matters for the Reds was that other lefty relievers were getting larger deals than Cincinnati was willing to offer Rhodes. For instance, Scott Downs got three years and $15 million from the Angels while Pedro Feliciano received a two-year, $8 million deal from the Yankees. Rhodes had better seasons than both of those guys.
During the Winter Meetings, GM Walt Jocketty mentioned Rhodes was seeking a multi-year deal — which with him at 41, the Reds weren't willing to do. AOL Fanhouse reported that Rhodes' deal includes a vesting option for 2012.
Without Rhodes, the Reds still have lefties Aroldis Chapman and Bill Bray in the fold. As for Dontrelle Willis, who signed a minor league contract last month to reboot his career as a reliever, his chances to make the team just got a whole lot better.
Rhodes was a Type A free agent but the Reds did not offer him arbitration earlier this month. That means they get no compensation picks as a result.
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He MAY do those things, but he's getting better defensively and trending in the right direction. He has work to do and next year he'll be better then this year. Keep moving forward DJ.
I agree and have mentioned that before, there's no value in challenging shots you aren't in position to properly affect as you can just give up and 1's or foul for no reason. He isn't always able to get in the proper position to challenge well enough, but he's better and he isn't terrible.
There is also the lack of a good defensive Center behind him. Going for more blocks even when out of position would be an option if we had a shot blocking Center behind him or some on that could still keep players from wanting to go to the whole. With DJ out Big Baby is not the defensive center that does that. Big Baby is not terrible, but he is no shot blocking Center.
I agree, it would be stupid for DJ to challenge every shot. But, I think most of us are talking about the countless plays where he just stands there in no man's land and watches the play and does nothing. he doesn't commit to his man, or the penetrator. I think that is where his IQ is questioned. He seems to be one or two steps behind on a lot of plays. Not only that, when he runs the ball handler (PG) out of the paint (Dbl team), he gets lost and breaks down the team defense. Again, he stays in no man's land and leaves the other defenders scrambling to get to the open man. DJ tends to stay locked in the PG at the elbow a lot of the times without the realizing there is a open man around him.
BG, Big Baby, and even Hollins run the PG out on the perimeter but ALWAYS run back to their man once he's contained. That's how it should be done but DJ has a big problem with that. With that said, he's done a lot of good things on the court this year but it's the mental lapses that have me tearing out my hair every game. Those types of plays might have someone other than DJ's man scoring but it's his mental lapses that cost us points.
But he does something DJ doesn't...He keeps his man on him in the post. He bangs in the paint and does a good job of sealing his man. DJ walks back with his man and is easily tricked on the first move. Either a back to the basket blow by, or pump fake.
Ok, so maybe we should replace DJ with Big Baby in the starting line up. Just kidding. I think DJ has done great against certain types of Centers. I think he does well with most Centers that don't have a reliable outside shot and struggles with those that do. Which most have trouble with reliable outside shooting centers.
I figure you won't give too much credit to DJ until he shows something great in the playoffs. Which in reality that is probably what most of us should do. I am definitely waiting on the playoffs to determine if he should be extended.
With that said his improvement has been great, and I think he is in the top 5 this year as far as defensive centers go. Now the only thing that is left is for him to step up during the playoffs.
Page 1 and page 24 look like 2 completely different threads. I'm proud of DJ. He may have his faults but no doubt he impacts the game in a positive way. I just hope he maintains and grows on this.
Hey, you can't deny that I am consistent.
Also, it ain't different, I am talking man on man defense. Like when the offensive guy is backing DJ down? Like one on one? Like when the player has the ball in his hands and is trying to take the outside shot? Those are plays that I'm specifically talking about. Those are the plays BG made against one of the best....Not against guys like Zaza Pachulia.
I think DJ still needs to improve. I think he needs to gain some muscle, because I think he get's pushed a little to easy. That is a spot where I feel Blake has an advantage over DJ. I just think it's tougher on DJ than Blake, because there is more on DJ's shoulders defensively while Blake only has his man to worry about. I think they both have improved a great deal, but with Blake already had the expectations where DJ might not have had as much.
I was also a Vinny hater so I tend to blame probably a bit more than I should on him and his defensive schemes or lack thereof.
I guess busting DJ's balls has become my shtick. lol
I am happy that he isn't a liability anymore. But i don't blame VDN one bit. Coaches aren't into the making players business. They use the talent they have to build a team. Some will coddle you (VDN), build your ego (Doc), or make you play their way, or sit ( Pops). Doc isn't responsible for making Blake, or CP3. He inherited...He wanted to play with the talent we had already.
Look at it this way:
Doc has benefited from a more mature BG and DJ. Not to mention a better team. And yet, VDN is neck and neck with Doc in terms of regular season records. So people wanted a scapegoat and they got him. But if Doc can't get past the first round, then maybe people will realize the grass isn't always greener on the other side.
Doc putting DJ in the 4th qtr where took him out, has tremendously developed
DJ's confidence.
He gave DJ a ROLE and got him to believe he could be DPOY. This instilled motivation
and confidence in DJ by allowing DJ to see more in himself than he previously had.
Again something a great LEADER (Coach) does.
Actually, DJ was a slouch when it came to putting in time. That was his reputation coming out of college and was up until Doc wanted to trade him. Lucas has said DJ would not commit to him on improving his game. And it wasn't until Doc made a move to trade him for garnett, that DJ said he "could" be DPOY under Doc. Mind you, he said that while this trading fiasco was going on. When the league stepped in and said we couldn't trade with the celtics, that's when Doc started saying he could be DPOY. In other words, he started stroking him knowing he was going to stay here. I agree, that was great for Doc to do that cause he wanted to keep things calm.
to his "Work ethic" in the gym. Any great coach will tell you otherwise...
Again the role of the coach isn't just to "make schemes and draw up plays".
The GREAT coaches know that. The great coaches such as Phil Jackson
understand it's about
Getting players to believe (Motivation)
Seeing more in the players than the players see in themselves.
Putting the players in the right position to succeed.
Managing the fragile ego's of human beings and finding a way
to get them to work together towards a common goal.
Which Doc has done masterfully this season.
Your arguments are so faulty. When you use phrases like "tell any coach and he'll tell you", without you having done that yourself, it's time to move on...
Let's keep DeAndre Jordan performance talk in this thread in the future- thanks guys.
DJ deserves a lot of credit. He puts out a lot of effort and exudes more energy than anyone else on the team. He's such a stud I think we could get a bundle for him but we'd be foolish to even think of that. He's perfect for the team. He's been so instrumental in a ton of victories that he should be in the talk for team MVP. Sure Blake and Chris are the men but DJ's only a half step behind. When's the last game he's missed?
I love the Doc Made DJ into what he is today stuff. I mean sure he gave him a specific thing to focus on "on the court", But DJ got Stronger in the Off Season, He studied more tape, worked on his footwork, basically he worked on the things he needed to work on to get better. I always thought he was a good rebounder and defender but he just got better in all those area's. So we can credit Doc all we want but Kendrick Perkins never did this, Nor has any other Center under Docs Tutelage. Doc Saw his talents he recognized what he could be, but ultimately DJ got their on his own accord, just like every other good player, we don't give him enough credit, and for anybody thinking we should have traded him or that he doesn't do enough today, your either Blind or you will never accept him, kinda like I'll never except another player being better than Jordan, not matter what they do I'll never accept it.
Docs roll in DJ's development is instilling the confidence and motivation
in DJ to develop his potential.
Doc deserves credit, and so does DJ because at the end of the day
he had to put the work in to get better.
I think some of you like "KingKanyon" are confusing how a coach makes
a player better.
Kendrick Perkins never did what DJ is doing because he never
had the potential in him to do it.
Coaches take potential and actualize it. i saw DJ's potential
since he was a rookie.
VDN was a prime example of a coach who didn't know how to
actualize DJ's Talent. It's no coincidence DJ went from being
at the bottom in terms of Centers to the conversion in TOP Centers
in one season.
^^ Doc convinced him to concentrate on the boards and anchoring the defense. Doc has said it from the start and said it numerous times in pregame interviews. Doc came to this team with respect knowing he had coached 3 potential HOF's into changing their game for the betterment of the team. The potential trade and an off-season with the Olympic team had more of an impact on his maturity than Doc did. Of course, that's my opinion. In case your forgot, DJ acted out a lot last season thinking he deserved more than he got. It wasn't too long ago that CP3, Billups, and even BG were scolding him during his mistakes on the court.
Doc didn't develop him, he told him what his role was on this team and don't worry about any other stuff (offense). Obviously DJ took it to heart and has netted him his best season. Not because he developed him, but because he told him what he role is...Just like he told CP3 he hasn't accomplished anything yet.
So Doc saw the potential in him to limit what he expects from him? Using your rationale, he probably doesn't see any potential in his offensive game cause he told him not to worry about it. When does Doc call a play for him? How about an ISO for him from time to time? A lot of DJ's points are not drawn up, they're transition points on lobs, offensive putbacks, or things of that nature. I guess VDN has to be the stupiest coach of all-time for actually calling early plays for him the last few seasons he was here. VDN actually called plays for DJ to start off games so he instills confidence in him. I called it "coddling" at the time and hated it. Doc would never do that for DJ...hasn't, and probably never will. Just like he never did it for Perkins, he won't do it for DJ. That's not what Doc wants DJ for. He just simplified his game to where he can manage, and excel in it. Don't confuse "development and confidence" with limiting DJ's responsibilities. Doc just had the cache and respect to tell DJ what he should worry about.
Anchoring the defense and grabbing boards isn't limiting their responsibilities, it's maximizing ones talents on the court which what coaches are supposed to do. I guess Ben Wallace's responsibilities and Chandler were limited since they only play defense, rebound, lobs, and put backs
I think it is. You don't ask a player to do things he can't do. Bynum, Hibbert, Gasol, and even Noah do a lot more things than the guys you mentioned. They do them cause they can.
Don't leave screens out, DJ sets good screens on 50% of set plays now, that is 100% more good screens than last season.
I used to be very critical of DJs performance and felt that he was holding the team back, but now I think he's an asset. Definitely one of the better centers in the league with a great defensive presence. Yes, he can still improve, but he's doing much better as far as rebounding, contesting versus going for a block, closing out, setting screens and playing help defense.
His free throws are still something to be desired, but he's hitting them on a pretty regular clip when we need them.
I don't think anybody is going to mistake him for Bill Russell, but, in a league with a piss poor selection of centers, he is starting to make a mark.
Doc can take credit for teaching DJ how to set proper screens. Very similar to KG without the holding part
@Clipper*Joe, so maybe we should ask Blake to be the defensive anchor. It's too much to ask all of that from one player.
DJ has doubled his rebounds and is a much better player this year. He is limiting his mistakes and is an asset to have on the floor rather than a liability. The hate is now starting to become absurd. You use a player to maximize his talents. DJ has some good footwork in the post, he has terrible hands though so why not maximize his athleticism while you have Blake terrorizing the opponent on the other side.
If we didn't have Blake I'm sure Doc would have to use DJ a lot more, but you have the best PF in the game so why take energy away from DJ on the offensive side. You let him concentrate on defense since he has the tools to be an anchor on defense, and you let Blake be the unstoppable force on offense.
You are aware that a center's job is to anchor a defense, right? If that is too much to ask of DJ, maybe he should look to play another position. DJ is doing a good job on hitting clutch free throws, outstanding in rebounding, and great on the open floor. He has improved a lot but I attribute that to Doc simplifying his game. Maybe we have a different definition of hate. I don't hate DJ. I think he fits this team well. I get annoyed by everything else he does. Face it, there isn't much to complain about with this team. And DJ sin;t the only I complain about. But DJ does make the most bone headed mistakes on this team. When he can't catch a simple pass for a easy score, I'll complain. When he turns it over on a inbounds play under the opponents basket, I'll complain. When he tries to dunk and misses on a play where a layup would suffice, I'll complain. Maybe it's just that DJ has a soft place in a lot of people's hearts that makes it seem like it's hate. It's not.
Most everybody's game has some flaws and those things can be said about everyone on the Clippers. How much you "hate" on each, depends on your mind set.
I think that is the closest thing to a compliment that DJ is going to get from you unless he dominates in the playoffs. So lets hope this is just the beginning. I think you have been hesitant to give any props to the guy, and I think you give backhanded compliments when you do. So yeah there is thought to be a little bit of hate in your comments regarding DJ. I understand the feeling of not wanting to get too high on the guys and prepare for a let down later.
So wait Doc simplified his game, but didn't help in his development. Doesn't that play a part in the development. If I am teaching someone math, and I show them how to breakdown a problem into smaller simpler arithmetic problems isn't that helping them develop their mathematical skills.
Anyways hope DJ continues to improve, and I do have to agree with you on that the guy has horrible hands. It should be well known by now to not give the guy low passes around the rim. CP, Jamal, and Blake seem to handle his passes with much more success over guys like Dudley and JJ.
No no, I mean he gave him a smaller number of math problems he can master instead of giving him things that would give him trouble or is not good at even though DJ thought he could do them.
Sounds like something a good teacher would do. When he "masters" those math problems he can then have confidence to go and hopefully solve the next problems. One step at a time.
Of course, if the plan is to give him more problems in the future but I don't think teacher wants that for his pupil.
A good teacher would test to see what the pupils abilities can achieve. We don't know yet what DJ can fully achieve. He not a finished product yet.
So in your opinion is this years DJ better than last years?
Did Doc have any hand in DJ's improvement?
If you're asking me....yes and yes.
It was for @Clipper*Joe, but I think the vast majority agree with you and for the few that don't well I'm not really sure what to say about that.
Watching the Rockets replay, and DJ was just excellent down the stretch. Controlled the paint, set strong screens, was more active on the offensive boards.
Yes, he's better by far. I don't know, did Doc show him how to rebound? That's what I'm impressed with.
DJ isn't leaking out much and the only one who stays for offensive rebound while the team gets back. That sounds like a coaching had a hand on enhancing his rebound average
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There have been times this season when DeAndre Jordan won't shut up.
And it's arguably the best thing that has happened to the Clippers' defense this season.
Six years into his career, Jordan is in the midst of his finest season as a professional. He's the defensive cog that Doc Rivers asked him to be this summer. He's run the floor, he's been the league's best rebounder, he's stayed on the floor in the fourth quarter and he's led.
Of all the things that Jordan has done, including vying for Defensive Player of the Year just months after declaring it a career goal, it has come because he is the most vocal player on the floor every night.
"From a coaching standpoint has been his talk," Rivers said. "He keeps everybody accountable. I think you need a truth teller on defense and a guy that calls all the other coverages. I'm amazed every shootaround how he already knows the other team's offense. It's really nice when you have a player on the floor and you say, 'Two twist down' and he's already moving guys. That's impressive. Then he verbalizes it out on the floor. Other than all of the other stuff you see, that's been very important for our team that he's that committed to it."
Jordan's commitment has been evident since training camp when his deep, sometimes raspy voice could be heard booming throughout the gym at UC San Diego. That was when he was still learning the defense, finding his way in Rivers' system. His confidence has grown since and it has helped vault the Clippers from a porous defense early in the season to one of the league's 10 best heading into the postseason.
All of that started with talk.
"I'm just kind of trying to direct people where to go," Jordan said. "Not tell them where to go, but just like, 'You're guy is going to cut' because a lot of the times, everybody knows everybody's plays in the NBA, so I try to do a little studying before and try to memorize a lot of the plays. People's plays are all the same; it's just different calls. So, if I get the call, I try to let guys know what it is; and if it's a post-up going at Matt [Barnes], I'll let him know, 'Post-up, fight him early. Push up his spot.' And, whoever he's getting the pass from, I'll tell him [Matt Barnes], 'Pressure the pass, because it's going to the post.' Things like that."
It is part of the maturity Jordan has shown as a 25-year-old. He's the longest tenured Clipper on the roster, a year of experience more than his friend Blake Griffin, and for the first time he's playing more than 30 minutes per game. Rivers has shown faith in Jordan and the payoff has been the league's leading rebounder at 13.7 boards per game, and the defensive captain.
Ask coaches around the league about Jordan, though, and his ability to communicate sets and direct teammates standout more than any of the statistical improvements Jordan brings.
"I think he's doing the same thing," Warriors head coach Mark Jackson said. "He's just getting opportunities. He obviously affects the game with his tremendous athleticism and his ability to rebound and his ability to read and react and alter shots. And I think he doesn't get enough credit for how smart he is. I can't think off the top of my head besides [Andrew Bogut], who is our guy, Marc Gasol, and Jordan are the two big men outside of my guy, as a guy calling the plays, they look at it and tell their team what the action is. That's says a lot about his understanding of the game. I don't think the gets enough credit for that."
Jordan's teammates have credited him all season with helping transform a defense that a year ago was susceptible to getting beat by the long ball and in transition. Jordan's presence inside has allowed the Clippers to maintain a ball-hawking, aggressive perimeter defense, defend the 3-point shot, and protect the rim. They lead the NBA in points off turnovers and 3-point defense. According to Jamal Crawford, who has played with Jordan for two seasons, all of that comes back to Jordan.
"He's the defensive player of the year," Crawford said. "He's unbelievable. Sometimes we'll get beat and we'll look up in the air and we know he's there. It's not a good thing to have, but I guess it is a good thing to have in retrospect with him being back there. He's adjusting shots if he's not blocking them. His impact on defense on has been just as good as or better than anybody else in the league."
For Jordan, believing that he was on that level came easy when Rivers arrived. It was empowering. But Rivers couldn't make Jordan a leader. That he had to do on his own.
"At the beginning, I was like, 'Damn.' I know that [my teammates] have more jobs offensively, so I don't want to let them [know what they did wrong defensively]," Jordan said. "But then, they're like, 'No, tell me when I mess up.' Everybody's like 'No, D, you need to let us know, because when you mess up, we're going to let you know. If you're not in the right spot, everybody needs to know because at the end of the day, we're all trying to win a championship. If I tell somebody something, then another person then, we would not be getting better."
Once that realization became clear, he hasn't shut up since.
^^So many accolades from coaches & players- DJ has truly emerged this season and a rebounding machine & a defensive force.
With only 7 games left and over a 1 rebound lead, I'd say Deandre has the rebound title locked. I used to think paying Deandre $10M per season was idiotic, but now I'm worried the Clippers are going to have to pay him max to keep him in a few years.
We must have the most athletic frontcourt in the NBA by far. Is there another duo that is close?
No, I don't think so. Maybe a healthy Denver with Javale and Faried, but I think the overall size and athleticism is in our favor.
I have to give props to DJ for his massive rebound game against Minny. Like I've said, I've been more amazed by his rebound prowess all season than anything else. Well, also his ability to raise his FT % in crunch time. Those are the things I'll praise him for.
Oh, and he is living up to his contract now.
Hopefully he maintains the same rate when its time for an extension. Have to figure he owes us for the first few years so maintaining something close to what he gets should be fair in my opinion. Maybe like a three year 36 mil contract?
He should realize what working with a guy like Doc has done for his career. In fact the only team that worries me about stealing him is a guy like Pop. The thoughts of a team just paying him tons can always happen too.
Yep his rebounding has been impressive, straight ben wallace style. It is amazing how well he has been shooting free throws in clutch situations.
I don't know if DeAndre is the defensive player of the year, but I think he's the best defensive player right now. He is so much better than he was in the beginning of the season. I really don't think there's a player in the league as imposing on defense than DeAndre right now...just in time for the playoffs.
I don't know, I think we saw what DJ can do when it counts. The version we saw in the Thunder series is the same DJ we've always had. Wes sucks.
Yeah lets just ignore what he did all year and against the Dubs. Dumb.
Well, lets just say that DJ excels playing against teams with no center. I didn't ignore it, I thought anyone with any semblance of a brain would know that outright. Guess I was wrong.
As far as what he did during the season, he was the best rebounder and he should be credited. But that is the regular season. In the playoffs, with pressure, against a team with big centers ( not most talented), it becomes a different story.
What are you talking about? The OKC series was rough but the zebras took him out of it with their BS whistles. He had great games against most teams during the year including OKC (same guys) and GS with Bogut.


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In Aiken County, there are currently 14 open homicide cases. Last week, The Aiken Standard sat down with Solicitor Strom Thurmond Jr. to get an update on all of those cases.
Note: There are currently homicide charges against one individual not listed. That case is not listed as Thurmond indicated that the charges are likely to be dismissed.
London Wooden, 19, was arrested on Oct. 1, 2011 for the murder of David J. Maple, 23, of Aiken.
Thurmond said that his office was waiting on the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division for their analysis of DNA evidence. The solicitor expects the case to come to trial in June or July of 2013.
The incident, according to Thurmond, was a verbal altercation that had gone bad.
The shooting occurred on Dallas Circle around 9:45 p.m. Wooden was arrested at his home – also on Dallas Circle – and charged with murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. A verbal altercation led to the shooting of Maple, who was struck three times, police said at the time. A firearm was recovered near a fence on Dallas Circle along with four small shell casings, according to the report.
Brandon Ingram was arrested on April 16, 2012 for the murder of Ricki L. Harden and the attempted murder of his wife and son.
Harden, while sleeping next to his wife, was shot in head through the wall of his home from outside. Law enforcement recovered 11 shell casings from the crime scene. DNA recovered from these will be compared to a sample of Ingram's, who witnesses say was at the incident site looking for revenge on another man after a botched drug deal earlier in the day.
Thurmond said a disposition date of October is likely for this case.
Morris L. Dorch was arrested on Dec. 15, 2012 for what Thurmond believes was the drug-related homicide of 21-year-old Delance Terez Walton.
Dorch, 25, of Edge Road, is charged with murder and attempted murder. He is also charged with possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime after a shooting incident at the Lucky 7 convenience store on the corner of Hampton Avenue and Terry Drive in Aiken.
Investigators said the shooting stemmed from a prior argument between Dorch and Walton.
Christina Mavris' case is a long one of a woman murdering her mother while in the grip of schizophrenia.
The Aiken woman was jailed for the stabbing death of her mother in 2007, and later found incompetent to stand trial. She has since, though, been released from the Department of Mental Health and taken into police custody on the initial murder charge.
This case is being prosecuted by Donnie Myers, solicitor for the 11th Circuit. When Thurmond was in private practice, he consulted with Mavris' family. He was not retained to represent Mavris, but, out of caution, Thurmond asked the 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office to handle the case.
Gary Means is the next alleged killer on the trial list in Aiken County.
According to police reports, John R. Ankeny, 20, of Beech Island, bled to death after he was shot multiple times at the Columbia Avenue home of Means on Dec. 20, 2010.
The case has been delayed as Means' attorney, Brannon Douglas, is a member of the general assembly and therefore protected from having to try the case until the legislature concludes for the session.
Stephon Carter, 20, is charged with the Dec. 20, 2011 murder of Aiken Master Public Safety Officer Scotty Richardson and the attempted murder of Public Safety Officer Travis Griffin.
The Second Circuit Solicitor's Office has filed notice that they are seeking the death penalty against Carter.
Thurmond said that the case is waiting on a judge to be assigned to it. In capital cases, a single judge hears all parts of the case.
Joshua Jones, 27, has been charged with the Jan. 28, 2012 murder of Master Cpl. Sandy Rogers. Rogers was responding to a resident's concerns about a suspicious vehicle in Eustis Park when Jones allegedly shot her.
Thurmond said the case is waiting on forensic evidence to be processed before it can move forward.
Jones, of North Augusta, had additional charges filed against him which include failure to stop for blue lights, unlawful carrying of a pistol, larceny and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. The indictments were handed down on Nov. 29, 2012.
Tony Baldwin's life will not likely change much after his trial for a 2001 murder. Baldwin is currently serving a life sentence in the South Carolina Department of Corrections for another murder. Although, according to Thurmond, Deputy Solicitor Bill Weeks has a drive to hold Baldwin accountable for this crime.
Christopher Parker, who faces murder and weapons charges in connection with the death of an 18-year-old New Ellenton man, was arrested Jan. 27, 2012.
Parker was "on the trial list for this term," Thurmond said, but the case was not called. It will "be tried very soon," the solicitor added.
It appears that Parker killed the victim, who was shot once in the back, for stealing an income tax check, investigators said at the time.
David Rosier, 45, of Nicholson Road in Trenton, has been charged with murder in the Nov. 12, 2012 death of Donnie James Davis, 20, of 181 Dixie Clay Road in Warrenville.
Police and witnesses said Rosier shot Davis in the face with a handgun. Thurmond said the case is waiting on SLED forensics.
Jamar White, 28, is charged with murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime after the New Year's Eve 2012 death of Joseph Brown.
A newer case, it has an estimated disposal date of February 2014.
Lacie Doolittle, 22, of Wagener, has been charged with felony DUI, according to S.C. Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Brent Kelly.
The victim, 53-year-old Gary James Daigle of Jefferson, Ga., died in June 2012 at a Georgia hospital after his family decided to remove him from life support. Daigle was struck while standing near his disabled truck on Interstate 20.
The vehicle driven by Doolittle was traveling west when it ran off the roadway and struck the victim's truck, causing it to crash into him.
William Currie, 49, is awaiting trial for reckless homicide. But, he is on the run from law enforcement, and has been since soon after his alleged crimes. Currie was originally charged with two counts of felony driving under the influence following July 21, 2012 crash that claimed the life of one woman and injured her husband, who was driving.
Thurmond said that Currie will be tried as soon as he is arrested.