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I haven't changed my opinion on Moute. I've always like him, and felt he's gotten a raw deal from Adelman.

A nice thing about this game is Barea once again showing how much he struggles to run a team as the primary ball handler. That has to be something Flip fixes next year.

60WinTim wrote:I haven't changed my opinion on Moute. I've always like him, and felt he's gotten a raw deal from Adelman.

same thing with dante. I'm pretty sure Adelman set him up

60WinTim wrote:Amazing finish to the half. All courtesy of Dieng's rim protection. But we don't need him in crunchtime, do we?

The game has passed Adelman by... :(

I wasn't watching the game, but when healthy Turiaf has been pretty amazing. He has been a nice signing for the few games he has actually played in. Its really too bad we have a roster of injuries waiting to happen.

Lovely victory. Didn't get to see any of it, but I had to rub my eyes and look again when I saw Rubio shot 10-17.

Its a nice nite for Ricky to focus on offense since he didnt have to worry about Parker goin around him at will on the other end like every other legitimate pg has done to him this year. :)

(2013-14) Ricky Rubio: 9.4 PPG, 8.6 APG, 4.3 RPG, 2.4 SPG.

.384 FG%, .336 3P%, .807 FT%

Some career highs in there.

Let's give Ricky credit for playing and starting in 77 games this year. Putting a stop to those who wanted to label him "injury prone" for whatever reason. Lots of bumps bruises and stitches for Rubio and he just continues to battle.

I've been shaky on him at times during the season, but I have faith that he's still on his way to reaching his potential. Showed plenty of growth this year, even though most of us expected more. Another off-season to gain strength, continue to improve that left hand and begin to develop a true floater.

Camden wrote:(2013-14) Ricky Rubio: 9.4 PPG, 8.6 APG, 4.3 RPG, 2.4 SPG.

.384 FG%, .336 3P%, .807 FT%

Some career highs in there.

Let's give Ricky credit for playing and starting in 77 games this year. Putting a stop to those who wanted to label him "injury prone" for whatever reason. Lots of bumps bruises and stitches for Rubio and he just continues to battle.

I've been shaky on him at times during the season, but I have faith that he's still on his way to reaching his potential. Showed plenty of growth this year, even though most of us expected more. Another off-season to gain strength, continue to improve that left hand and begin to develop a true floater.

Nice post. Since Ricky came into the league for fun I spent some time comparing Jennings shooting numbers to Ricky's. This year has been more fun since its been closer and right now Ricky is up on him slightly. The last month or so I have added Trey Burke to the study. LOL All of them are shooting terribly from the field, but its funny people nationally are ripping Rubio for being such a bad shooter and those guys SUCK EVEN MORE especially considering they are scoring PGs.

Also the fact that Ricky has cut down his TOs this year a pretty healthy amount doesn't get noticed enough IMO. I woudl love to see him have one year where he gets more steals per game than TOs which would be crazy for a flashy passing PG.