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Lowry will be doing the 3 point contest as well! What a bounce-back year he's had from deepComment
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Won't win but I am glad he's taking part. Has improved soooo much as a 3 point shooter.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.Comment
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If we won it'd be the greatest moment in Raptors history since Kapono wonGLF wrote: View Post
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Everything Kyle Lowry
Anybody can win the 3 point contest if they manage to heat up at the right time obviously Curry is the most likely.
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Isn't curry better at shooting off the dribble than catch and shoot?A.I wrote: View Post
I'd put my money on Klay."Stay steamy"
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The stats show he’s performing at a career high for treys and overall defense. point guard conoisseurs from the outside such as myself know that Lowry’s kind of doing it Billups-style out there. ain’t the Steph Curry Amazering Show, but who the fuck else is? Lowry’s perfectly fine. Particularly that defense. DeRozan might end up being the best scorer on the Raps, but even that’s not entirely backed up by the numbers. both Lowry and Valaciunas have better PPS than DeRozan, and DeRozan’s lack of J-range (shitty on treys) tells me that if you shut down the inside, DeRozan is gonna have problems, where Lowry will have less of them. DeRozan’s pretty solid and all, but yeah, Lowry, then DeRozan, then Valaciunas, in terms of overall game and numbers-backed impact out there, is how I see it.Comment
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Remember the game telephone? Lol. I wouldn't waste my time trying to dig up info (most likely false rumors) when you're multiple degrees of separation from the actual source.Adam wrote: View PostMy friend works with the girlfriend of one of our D-Leaguers, and she told him that Kyle and Dwane don't get along too well, at least not at the banquet she was at with the 905ers and Raptors players. Kyle saying things like "I didn't think that fucker was going to be here" and stuff like that apparently LOL. Sounds kind of extreme to me but that was what he was telling me she told him. Can see it holding some kind of merit though, thinking back to Kyle's comments in the offseason about Casey staying as head coach. Thinking I should try and milk this source for all I canComment
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Lol, that's some serious word salad. Deepak Chopra would be proud.S.R. wrote: View Post
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A piece came out on player's tribune today about Lowry.
http://www.theplayerstribune.com/kyl...-nba-all-star/
Looking back, the issue wasn’t even about Coach McHale, really. My frustration was from losing Rick Adelman, whom Coach McHale replaced during the offseason before my last year in Houston. I had grown to trust Rick with every call, and just as importantly, it felt like he trusted me from the start. When I was traded from Memphis to Houston in 2009, he played me 15 minutes in my first game, even though I’d been with the team less than 24 hours. Rick was just a laid-back coach who let players learn on their own and coached them when they needed to be coached. There were definitely expectations, but generally, he let me figure out how to meet those expectations.Interesting pieces there.When you keep getting better and growing under the same coach for four seasons, it’s hard to adjust to a new style. I was used to Rick Adelman not giving a damn where I picked up on defense, and suddenly Kevin McHale was making me pick up full court. I didn’t want to adapt. We all question things we’re told, but as a point guard, you still have to believe in — and do — what the coach is asking, then trust they’ll make adjustments when necessary.
As a leader, I have to be on the same page with the coach. He can’t trust me if I don’t trust him.
And for most of my lifetime, trust has been hard for me to give."Stay steamy"
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Great read.hotfuzz wrote: View Post
I wonder if he'd enjoy McHale coaching him again next season lolTwo beer away from being two beers away.Comment
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