Showing posts with label Roy Hibbert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roy Hibbert. Show all posts

Friday, January 24, 2014

All Star Game.

Sports.

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This is who I think should make the NBA All Star Team.
East
PG- Kyrie Irving.
SG- John Wall.
SF- Paul George.
PF- LeBron James.
C- Al Jefferson.
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West
PG- Chris Paul.
SG- James Harden.
SF- Kevin Durant.
PF- Blake Griffin.
C- Dwight Howard
Now these are the people that are going to make the NBA All Star Game.
East
PG- Kyrie Irving.
SG- Dwyane Wade.
SF- LeBron James.
PF- Carmelo Anthony.
C- Roy Hibbert.
West
PG- Stephen Curry.
SG- Kobe Bryant.
SF- Kevin Durant.
PF- Kevin Love.
C- Dwight Howard.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Chris Copeland to the Pacers. Switching Teams Part 3

From Indy Corn Rows
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According to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski, the Indiana Pacers are nearing a conclusion with New York Knicks free agent Chris Copeland for a two year contract.
 The details of the contract have yet to be revealed, but Indiana will add Copeland as a sharpshooter off the bench. The 29-year-old Copeland was a rookie with the Knicks last year, shooting .421 from three point range in a three-point heavy New York offense. There are understandable concerns about Copeland being a player who can contribute at the same level again this year, but Indiana appears to be willing to take the risk on a two-year deal.
Copeland was easy to take note of when the Pacers played the Knicks this past postseason, with Copeland stepping into three pointers (and hitting them) immediately after checking into the game, going 11-20 from three point range in the six game series. Ideally, Copeland won't be relied on too heavily as a necessary shooter or offensive threat in the second unit, but any offensive potency will prove a welcome sign after last year.


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Thursday, September 27, 2012

ESPN 2012 Player Ranking

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This is my option about how the rankings should have been.

        What they were                                                                What They Should Have Been
         1.LeBron James                                                                       1.LeBron James
         2.Kevin Durant                                                                        2.Kevin Durant
         3.Dwight Howard                                                                    3.Dwyane Wade
         4.Chris Paul                                                                             4.Derrick Rose
         5.Derrick Rose                                                                        5.Dwight Howard
         6.Kobe Bryant                                                                        6. Carmelo Anthony
         7.Kevin Love                                                                          7.Blake Griffin
         8.Dwyane Wade                                                                      8. Kobe Bryant
         9.Russell Westbrook                                                                9.Russell Westbrook
         10.Deron Williams                                                                  10.Chris Paul