Comments on: Bucks Had GREAT First Half: Sacramento Kings 103 – Milwaukee Bucks 100

By: jeremyschmidt

jeremyschmidt — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 21:17:31 +0000

@Teddddd This game seemed a bit of an aberration for Sanders, at least with regard to his passing. But if he can catch passes around the hoop and finish and get better at rebounding consistently, he’s a plus.

By: jeremyschmidt

jeremyschmidt — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 21:15:49 +0000

@Marq@Wombat02 I’m a big Dunleavy fan. I think he makes a huge difference. The only problem with Livingston is his lack of shooting range, a team wide problem as is.

By: Marq

Marq — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 21:11:00 +0000

@Wombat02 I think Dunleavy, despite the micro-sample size, would challenge Delfino for that SF spot.

By: Wombat02

Wombat02 — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 20:45:08 +0000

You didn’t list Delfino or Livingston. Delfino didn’t play much but I would have given Livingston a B.

So far I think the teams best lineup might be: Jennings, Livingston, Delfino, Leuer, Bogut.

These guys all play defense and take relatively good shots. I really like Livingston so far, he takes the ball to the paint and shoots high percentage jumpers or gives the ball up. Leuer plays defense and we don’t have another 4 that can do that, unless you count ,mBah.

By: Marq

Marq — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 14:28:34 +0000

I am really starting to see why no coach or GM wants to keep Drew Gooden on his roster. It’s like he decided to come to Milwaukee to live out his fantasies of being a star SG. He’s starting to remind me too much of Corey Maggette, and I don’t need that bad taste in my mouth again.

On a good note, Jennings was on fire last night and I’ve never seen him shoot so deadly (I too missed the 55-pointer two years ago). If someone on this team actually attempted to rebound, or if Larry Sanders remembered the basic rule of defense is to stay between your man and the goal, we’d be talking about Jennings’ night.

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By: Teddddd

Teddddd — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 07:00:50 +0000

I think Tyreke Evans might have the best Eurostep in the league, he was slicing through the Bucks D at will. Part of that I’m sure is Bogut’s being out. But I’ll give some credit when it’s due. Definitely should have won this game and in a shortened season you really need to beat the teams you are supposed to beat. Now they’ve got to make up with wins over teams like Miami, Boston, both LA teams. Might as well start tomorrow! Something tells me they’ll be in for a rough one tho… :/

By: Teddddd

Teddddd — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:05:51 +0000

spot on description of Gooden’s game too, people who look at the box score probably think he’s been playing well when in actuality for every one good thing he does he follows it with a questionable shot and a lazy attempt at rebounding. Then he’ll take a charge! Then he’ll miss a 3 point shot (Gooden and 3 point shot shouldnt be used in a sentence together) It’s maddening. Side note Jon Leuer and Larry Sanders were +16 and +10 respectively on the court. I usually don’t read much into those statistics but I’m willing to bet while Drew Gooden is in the game on a regular basis you’ll see #’s with minuses instead