Comments on: Thunder 83, Clippers 79

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By: Chuck

Chuck — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:24:18 +0000

Darnell:

I haven’t signed up yet for the internet NBA (next week,) but from what I can see the Thunder still has two problems: Scott is a bad coach, a good enthusiastic cheerleader but doesn’t have a coherent offense yet and Westbrook is not a point guard and in my opinion, will never be more than a average one, in spite of his physical talents. Plus, I have strong reservations about the upside of Green.

Harden sounds like a real keeper and Durant is heading for the top of heap with some 50 point games along the way. Maybe the national networks might catch on to him and feature a few games, but then again they still think that Shaq is the best center in the league.

By: Vic De Zen

Vic De Zen — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:51:44 +0000

Is Etan Thomas done for now, ’cause of Ibaka?

By: sterls

sterls — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:37:04 +0000

its a small thing, but you seemed to praise the fact that durant was taking midrange pullups over threes, the three is a much more efficient shot and most shooters hit them at about the same rate that they hit long two pointers, which are terrible shots.

By: Press Clippings: 11/12/09 « Clippers Press Room

Press Clippings: 11/12/09 « Clippers Press Room — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:47:28 +0000

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By: Thursday Bolts – 11.12.09 | Daily Thunder.com

Thursday Bolts – 11.12.09 | Daily Thunder.com — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:42:59 +0000

[...] Really great stuff from Darnell Mayberry on last night’s game: ”Statistically, Durant has had more impressive showings. His line Wednesday — 30 points, 10 rebounds and four assists — won’t wow you because it’s what we’ve come to expect of Durant. On numbers alone, this wasn’t even Durant’s best night in Staples Center. He poured in career-highs of 46 points and 15 rebounds against the Clippers last January, getting to the foul line 26 times and swishing 24 freebies. Both the attempts and the makes from the stripe stand as franchise records. But this game wasn’t about numbers. It was about winning, which the Thunder failed to do against a short-handed Clippers team last winter despite Durant’s career night. It was about the mega-talented Durant, maybe for the first time, coming to the realization that he is capable of doing whatever he needs to do on the court to lead his teammates to victory. [...]