Comments on: I Think We’re All Thinking The Same Thing: Cavs 101 – Bucks 98

By: curak

curak — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 22:50:31 +0000

Yeah, I’m a Jennings fan, but that doesn’tmean he should play if he’s not earning it. One of the best things about him is he tends to come out better the next game.

By: Noah

Noah — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 21:20:55 +0000

Jennings got absolutely murdered on defense. He couldn’t stop anybody from getting into the lane AND he was missing wide open jumpers while he was in. He’s still my favorite buck to watch, but you can’t defend him when he plays like that

By: AdamPS

AdamPS — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 19:41:28 +0000

I’ll raise you an injured Shaquille O’Neal.

By: paulus

paulus — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:47:52 +0000

I wouldn’t say the Bucks were at full strength either with Delfino out

By: hey

hey — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:40:59 +0000

I think Skiles Gut says. “I should put Jennings in down the stretch”. For some reason he goes with his instinct of leaving Ridnour out there to long. A player should get a chance to redeem themselves. He starts for a reason. I also will take my chances in clutch with Brandon over Luke making that rookie pass to end the game. Luke poses no threat to the defense in end game situations. Same as the 1st Atlanta game in OT. Free BRANDON JENNINGS. Even if he’s having a off night he’ll will usually make the right play,pass or game winning shot. He’s performed well in many clutch/crucial game winning & go ahead buckets this year. Everyone in the building knew it was going to Salmons. That’s not great coaching. Though he still deserves the award for a job well done. Also more reasons & evidence that it’s a better idea to stick with Jennings in the clutch than Ridnour.

By: AdamPS

AdamPS — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:32:32 +0000

@Robert – If that was the case, my guess is that LeBron wouldn’t have gotten called for 2 fouls in the first 6 minutes (one of which was a close charge/block). I watched the game in full and didn’t really notice any glaring no-calls for the Bucks or touch fouls for the Cavs.

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:29:31 +0000

They absolutely make the Cavs more dangerous inside and better defensively, no question. Bogut did give Varejao problems, all kinds of them, when Cleveland came to Milwaukee though.

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By: Roberto V

Roberto V — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 08:14:30 +0000

One very important omission in this article is the fact that the Cavaliers played without defensive juggernaut Anderson Varejao–Cleveland’s #1 player off the bench–who’s resting a nagging injury as a precautionary measure. Wild Thing plays 30 minutes a night and would have had a major impact in slowing down Bogut, Salmon’s drives in the lane, and crashing the offensive glass. If these two teams meet in the playoffs, Varejao’s presence will be a major factor! The Bucks played very well tonight at full strength, but Varejao and Shaq change the complexion of the Cavaliers come playoff time.

By: robert Henges

robert Henges — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 04:31:38 +0000

lets be completly honest this was one of those games that makes me not want to watch pro ball, horribley biased officiating i mean there were all the no calls for the bucks and a few “ghost calls” i.e. somehow salmons got a personel even though he never came within a foot of touching mo williams…the differental of FT attempts in this game was horrible if stern wants to get more fans to the games make sure they are called fairly the bucks only took 9 FT’s compared to almost 50 by the cav’s and from watching the game i know plenty of bucks got fould lots…. horrible the entire crew should be investegated suspended fired….i understand they try to create home field advantage but in football to they let the home team line up offsides??? no this was ridiculous absolutly no excuss for that kind of diffrence in FT’s but in a way i blame skiles for that he should have gotten in the ref’s face about the horrible calls being made withouth those calls bucks win by around 15