Meanwhile, Caron Butler and Brendan Haywood should help the Dallas Mavericks. Both players are terrific team-mates and very unselfish players. Haywood is long and can fill the middle. I think Caron Butler just needed a chance to play for a contender. ì¼ë³¸ì•¼êµ¬ì¤‘계 will definitely show during the playoff run. The Dallas Mavericks have been winning since making the transaction. I understand Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Kidd is pleased with the powerful offense and defense effort of their new team-mates.
(2) They have been given names that connote having abilities that place them on a higher plateau than the rest of the field. Michael Jordan was named Superman, Lebron, King James. Now, why has just Lebron been bestowed with such a name? Other good players like Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash and Tim Duncan have entered the league, torching the competition. But they lack the esteem that has been given to Lebron James. Makes you wonder a little.
Carmelo Anthony is so overrated that he was dubbed as the MVP last season by many media idiots (ahem, specialists ). The simple fact is that Carmelo is a ball hog, he's inefficient with questionable basketball IQ and most importantly he doesn't know how to succeed at the highest level, never going further than the 2nd round of the playoffs. His playoff win-loss album stands in a lowly.350, which is laughable to get a so-called MVP candidate and top 5 player in the league.
Third, to be All Star nba player can shoot the ball! They can score! They can"shoot the rock"! ì¼ì•¼ì¤‘계 what, an All Pro can put the ball in the basket! Ms Business Woman, can you score? That is, can you sell? Can your sales team generate the sales necessary to keep the business profitable? Have you got the skills to"close the deal"? Can you penetrate the defense and score? Can you beat the competition and come out the winner? Can you dissect your prospect's problem and create a customized solution? Can you overcome all roadblocks and barriers to win the sale?
DeMarcus Cousins, PF/C, Kentucky - Of the post players in this year's draft, Cousins is the most ready to contribute immediately. He has an NBA body, exceptional post footwork, soft hands and excellent touch around the basket. Early issues with attitude and maturity would appear to be a thing of the past as Cousins emerged as the most consistent weapon on a Kentucky team full of NBA prospects. If Cousins can answer questions about his work ethic and protection he could be a dominant post player in the NBA for quite a while.
Many teams have suffered slow starts for their season only to end up in the playoffs. Patience is definitely not in the equation when it comes to the success of NBA coaches. Neither is loyalty. It seems that for many. being honored with the distinction of "coach of the year" is the kiss of death. Sam Mitchell was coach of the Toronto Raptors when he won that coveted designation just one year before Scotts' selection. He was promptly fired another year after a slow season start of 8-9. Another former NBA player-turned-coach, Avery Johnson who had been coach of the year annually before Mitchell was unceremoniously fired after losing in the first round of the play- offs the very next year. Never mind that up until the play-offs he'd coached his team to a finest in the league win record of 67-15.
At nos. 7 and 8, the Atlanta Hawks and Orlando Magic. With win percentages of .674 and 0.644, they are likely to be key opponents for the players higher up the order of standings.