Comments on: Daniel Gibson is starting

By: Brandon

Brandon — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 01:21:39 +0000

Wow, i can’t believe what I am seeing.

Eric Snow sucks, bottom line, more turnovers than assists, -2 points average per game. He played equal time to Gibson against the GSW and scored 1 point off of a split pair of free throws, he missed 2 open layups, same story every night.

Gibson had 12 points in 3 pointers, more than eric snow has after 10 games.

The cavaliers were clicking on all cylinders without LeBron, which shows they have a lot of talent outside of LeBron, which are all the signs of a team that will go deep into the playoffs.

And, only a complete idiot would think about trading LeBron. He averages close to 30 points a night, 6 assist, 7 reb. (something like that) He just turned 22 years old (Senior in College?), and IMO he will become the best to ever play the game

By: Boney

Boney — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:27:01 +0000

Here’s Tim Legler’s feedback on last night’s game, in case you missed it:

Cleveland Cavaliers — The least creative offense in the league. I see a lot of frustration in the offense in LeBron’s body language. No easy answers to improving this team because you can’t move their guards. As for the 124 they put up on Warriors on Tuesday without LeBron, I thought our guys on the set Tuesday plus the cameramen could have done some damage against that Golden State team.

I think it’s time to trade LeBron. The tandem of Larry Hughes and Daniel Gibson are getting the job done, and stuff!

By: Boney

Boney — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 14:14:14 +0000

Good game by the Cavs. I think 124 points is an aberration of what the Cavaliers are actually all about, but it was nice to see them pull it off last night.

Especially considering Sasha is used to the old DNP-CD. Good game Cavs…. I wish my boys would have remembered to play defense in the first quarter of their game, but when the opponent is shooting 82% from the field for a 8 minute stretch, I guess it’s hard to come back…

We’ll see what happens Sunday….

By: Frank

Frank — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 03:19:33 +0000

Gibbie played well, at least from the radio broadcast.
Boney came close to the GS score, but about the rest he must be downcast.
With play like that, the Cavalier’s strike will certainly not last.
Feasting on the Pistons will be a more meaty repast.

By: zack k

zack k — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:27:14 +0000

C Note… nice call on sasha tonight…

By: TVBrain

TVBrain — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 01:30:25 +0000

“David Wesley exits after nine minutes of zeroes.”
-Joe Tait.

Nine Minutes of Zeroes could be Wesley book title after he writes one about his season with LeBron.

Thank you Joe Tait.
Thank you Sirius.

By: The SP

The SP — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 19:36:45 +0000

All Star One-on-One is an insanely good idea. Imagine Kobe vs. AI, LeBron vs. Melo, Melvin Ely vs. Ronny Touriaf…..insane.

By: Boney

Boney — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 19:35:01 +0000

my prediction:

Stephen Jackson will put his gun away long enough to bury a couple of important 3s at the end of the game.

GS – 89
CLE – 82

By: C Note

C Note — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:55:54 +0000

As soon as I found out that Gibson would be getting the start tonight I rushed to the site to see if it would be what it took to break your strike. Luck you, I guess. I will be stuck watching the Cavs look a lot worse than a “Championship contender” should against a Stephen Jackson/Baron Davis led club.

Prediction: Sasha has his annual “this guy could be really good” game, putting up 26 points in a narrow win.

Come on Cavs

By: rogerl

rogerl — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:41:39 +0000

Snow is only giving you something defensively on post-up guards. He does a good job on them. Otherwise, he’s not giving you much else. Wait, 50% on free throws – he’s got that going on too. Gibson should be equally effective (for different reasons) on D.

Ben – is it just me or is Mike Brown insane with his player rotations? Guys routinely go from DNP to 30 minutes and back in a dizzying array of coaching madness. I think he’s always liked Gibson as he’s played him during a lot of fourth quarters (disproportionate to his overall amount of playing time). But he’s reluctant to go young because . . . not sure here, he trusts the veterans more . . . ? Not to say Gilbert is beyond being influential, but I think it’s tough to draw conclusions based on how schizophrenic Brown’s always been with later-in-the-rotation PT.