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  • draftedraptor
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    Halifax Raps Fan wrote: View Post
    Folks really have to stop the anti-Bargnani stuff. He is exactly what we know he is. A scorer with a decent man to man defense. Although better (with effort...) his help defense will never be great. His rebounds will likely stick at around 5 or 6 when all is said and done. It is what it is...please stop this morbid complaining...

    Oh, and have a nice day!
    glad we agree there.

    since we agree so much...

    Surely you must find it unacceptable for such a player to be a starter as opposed to coming off the bench.

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  • NoPropsneeded
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    planetmars wrote: View Post
    Something tells me that the guy who will lead the team in rebounding is not on the team yet.
    J Smoove!

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  • Halifax Raps Fan
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    Folks really have to stop the anti-Bargnani stuff. He is exactly what we know he is. A scorer with a decent man to man defense. Although better (with effort...) his help defense will never be great. His rebounds will likely stick at around 5 or 6 when all is said and done. It is what it is...please stop this morbid complaining...

    Oh, and have a nice day!

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  • ebrian
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    Eric Akshinthala wrote: View Post
    A little confused about Jonas' regression after a solid debut. However I think he'll be the rebounding leader followed by Mr Braveheart Lowry. Unless we acquire a rebounding specialist during the season of course.
    Regression? Haven't you seen Karate Kid?

    It's been 4 games..

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  • Eric Akshinthala
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    A little confused about Jonas' regression after a solid debut. However I think he'll be the rebounding leader followed by Mr Braveheart Lowry. Unless we acquire a rebounding specialist during the season of course.

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  • stretch
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    "It's not the size of the weapon. It's the fury of the attack."

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  • tucas
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    ceez wrote: View Post
    Sad that our undersized PG and rookie are leading the team in rebounds :/
    Even more sad that the undersized point guard is averaging 3x more than our 7 ft PF.

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  • Puffer
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    As has been noted elsewhere, the guards collecting rebounds is at least partly attributable to the bigs doing a better job of boxing out. JV in particular has been playing against stronger centres. His best strategy is to box them out, not battle with them for a rebound, at least at this point in his development.

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  • Jaworski
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    planetmars wrote: View Post
    Something tells me that the guy who will lead the team in rebounding is not on the team yet.
    intrigued =D

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  • planetmars
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    Something tells me that the guy who will lead the team in rebounding is not on the team yet.

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  • bhattmagandhi
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    canadafubuki wrote: View Post
    Lowry has been a beast on the boards. He currently leads in RPG for the Raps!

    Player RPG
    Kyle Lowry 7.3
    Jonas Valanciunas 5.7
    Amir Johnson 5.3
    DeMar DeRozan 5
    Ed Davis 4
    Landry Fields 3.3
    Aaron Gray 2.5
    Andrea Bargnani 2.3


    Do you think that he could lead over the course of a season? It's not unheard of... I remember Jason Kidd doing it...

    I think that Jonas would be his only threat.

    Of course, Lowry could drop off, but I hope not. He's playing so well!
    I think you said it best, Jonas would be his only threat and if he gets more playing time than he's seen in the first 3 contests (19 min/game) and something more like 30 min/game then he'll definitely be averaging 8+ rebounds. he just needs to stay out of foul trouble and develop a more consistent low post defense, whatever offense we get from Valanciunas is a bonus, he's a work-in-progress in that area.

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  • Burnit482
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    i think bargs will..... hahahahah sorry i had to make a joke

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  • ceez
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    Sad that our undersized PG and rookie are leading the team in rebounds :/

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  • Nilanka
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    Like you mentioned, I see Lowry's totals dropping, and Jonas' totals climbing as the season progresses.

    But I wouldn't be surprised if Lowry finishes the year as the best rebounding PG in the league (if not Rondo or Westbrook).

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  • canadafubuki
    started a poll Could Lowry lead the Raptors in rebounding???

    Could Lowry lead the Raptors in rebounding???

    20
    Kyle Lowry
    15.00%
    3
    Jona Valanciunas
    60.00%
    12
    Amir Johnson
    5.00%
    1
    Ed Davis
    15.00%
    3
    Aaron Gray
    0.00%
    0
    Andrea Bargnani
    5.00%
    1
    Lowry has been a beast on the boards. He currently leads in RPG for the Raps!

    Player RPG
    Kyle Lowry 7.3
    Jonas Valanciunas 5.7
    Amir Johnson 5.3
    DeMar DeRozan 5
    Ed Davis 4
    Landry Fields 3.3
    Aaron Gray 2.5
    Andrea Bargnani 2.3


    Do you think that he could lead over the course of a season? It's not unheard of... I remember Jason Kidd doing it...

    I think that Jonas would be his only threat.

    Of course, Lowry could drop off, but I hope not. He's playing so well!
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