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yellowboy90 wrote:Love really seems to be aiming his shot.

he played a very good half. He took good shots. Unfortunately he is in a real shooting slump.

However, if you go by his career, those shots will fall.

8-9 FT's so even though he was only 3-9 from the field, he had 14 points which is a good TS.

He will be fine - every killed harden last year too and look what happened. Love is efficient and it will come.

He does look like he is aiming or over thinking or pressing on his shot.

See? When you pass, good things happen.

he can even pronounce his name

Ernie: Kobe had 10 assists in the first half ... a first
Shaq: I know, he used to shrug me off in the first half all the time
Kenny: He also traded you

Priceless

Determined to find an upgrade to complement inside force DeMarcus Cousins, the Sacramento Kings are seeking frontcourt help in a trade and are willing to discuss first-round pick Nik Stauskas in the deal, league sources told CBSSports.com.

The Kings want to pair Cousins with a frontline player who would fit with his post-up skills -- either a stretch four or above-the-rim defender, sources said. They've fielded numerous calls about Stauskas, whose opportunities have been limited with the steadily improving play of Ben McLemore.

Sacramento thus far has rebuffed teams inquiring about Stauskas, the sharpshooter from Michigan whom they selected with the eighth overall pick in the draft. But the Kings' motivation to put a "high-level" player next to Cousins on the front line has heightened, making them finally willing to include Stauskas in trade talks.

The Kings have the expiring contracts of Derrick Williams and Reggie Evans to include in such a deal, pushing the potential salary of an incoming player into the $10-$11 million range. A wing defender also is a target of Sacramento's front office, but league sources say the team is willing to address that need later and is prioritizing bolstering its frontcourt first.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/writer/ken-...

smackeddog wrote:Perfect landing spot for Bargs... ha!:

Determined to find an upgrade to complement inside force DeMarcus Cousins, the Sacramento Kings are seeking frontcourt help in a trade and are willing to discuss first-round pick Nik Stauskas in the deal, league sources told CBSSports.com.

The Kings want to pair Cousins with a frontline player who would fit with his post-up skills -- either a stretch four or above-the-rim defender, sources said. They've fielded numerous calls about Stauskas, whose opportunities have been limited with the steadily improving play of Ben McLemore.

Sacramento thus far has rebuffed teams inquiring about Stauskas, the sharpshooter from Michigan whom they selected with the eighth overall pick in the draft. But the Kings' motivation to put a "high-level" player next to Cousins on the front line has heightened, making them finally willing to include Stauskas in trade talks.

The Kings have the expiring contracts of Derrick Williams and Reggie Evans to include in such a deal, pushing the potential salary of an incoming player into the $10-$11 million range. A wing defender also is a target of Sacramento's front office, but league sources say the team is willing to address that need later and is prioritizing bolstering its frontcourt first.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/writer/ken-...

YOu would have to take back Carl Landry's contract to make that work. Also, I doubt Bargs is what they are looking for as a compliment to Cousins.

NYKBocker wrote:

smackeddog wrote:Perfect landing spot for Bargs... ha!:

Determined to find an upgrade to complement inside force DeMarcus Cousins, the Sacramento Kings are seeking frontcourt help in a trade and are willing to discuss first-round pick Nik Stauskas in the deal, league sources told CBSSports.com.

The Kings want to pair Cousins with a frontline player who would fit with his post-up skills -- either a stretch four or above-the-rim defender, sources said. They've fielded numerous calls about Stauskas, whose opportunities have been limited with the steadily improving play of Ben McLemore.

Sacramento thus far has rebuffed teams inquiring about Stauskas, the sharpshooter from Michigan whom they selected with the eighth overall pick in the draft. But the Kings' motivation to put a "high-level" player next to Cousins on the front line has heightened, making them finally willing to include Stauskas in trade talks.

The Kings have the expiring contracts of Derrick Williams and Reggie Evans to include in such a deal, pushing the potential salary of an incoming player into the $10-$11 million range. A wing defender also is a target of Sacramento's front office, but league sources say the team is willing to address that need later and is prioritizing bolstering its frontcourt first.

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/writer/ken-...

YOu would have to take back Carl Landry's contract to make that work. Also, I doubt Bargs is what they are looking for as a compliment to Cousins.

I know, I was only joking (the Kings owner is stupid, but not that stupid!)- Bargs is untradeable

The Rapstors are falling back to earth slowly but surely

I had them winning 44gms, maybe they win the same amount as last yr

We'll see if this is just a 10-12gm slump of play from them

dk7th wrote:watching a great game gs at okc. the energy is playoff-level. thompson wow he has improved a TON.

He is good but I'm also noticing Waiters

Looks a little better than what Kyrie and Lebron

Were leading the masses to believe, what Durant said

About his arrival was kind of a slap in the face at Cleveland

Jalen Rose also said pregame KD and WB have made request to the team

They move his locker close to theirs, guess who's locker is currently close to theirs