Monta Ellis Archives - Page 19 of 20

David Lee: Follow the fellow’s brick road

October 20, 2010

Yeesh, a lot of missed outside shots above this sentence fragment. David Lee went 1 for 11 against the Suns. Though I try to wring preseason for all the predictive truth it might hold, I feel like a cop ...

Curry at the point of mixed returns

Ethan Sherwood Strauss

October 18, 2010

News

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Monta articles are colliding into each other like hypothetical math problem trains. One from Steinmetz speaks to reform, one from HoopsWorld speaks to discontent. And whenever Ellis speaks, Curry domina...

Open Practice: Talking with Lee, Curry, & Smart

Ethan Sherwood Strauss

October 7, 2010

Interviews, News

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What I took from Open Practice at the O: 1. The Warriors have fewer shooters and feel they must compensate with greater ball movement. 2. They still want to run a fast pace. 3. Way too many people show...

Can Curry help Ellis?

Ethan Sherwood Strauss

September 27, 2010

News

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Big credit to Sebastian Pruiti for sifting the dregs of Warriors game tapes. He comes up with real insight and the entire post is well worth reading/viewing. Additional thoughts: Yes, Ellis and Curry...

Monta must grow backwards

Ethan Sherwood Strauss

September 22, 2010

News

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Virtue raises children, donates money, acts morally, that much I know. Virtue wins games? That much I don’t, though it is the operating assumption of almost any athlete-based article: “Michael Vick’s pl...

Non-GSW question: Rodmans vs. Kobes

Ethan Sherwood Strauss

September 3, 2010

Community Talk

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Because it’s September and because the Dubs are daring me to conjure something about Rodney Carney, I asked economist/statman/hoophead Dave Berri this old musky question: “Who would win, five prime Denni...

The Anthony Randolph Trade In Context

del

July 16, 2010

Free Agency, News, Trades

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Maybe it's the intense, dry, brain boiling heat of Las Vegas, or the conversation with outside basketball observers, but I feel a bit better than I did last week about the AR trade. Trading young athletic fo...

Why The Warriors Shouldn’t Trade For David Lee

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July 6, 2010

Free Agency, News, Summer League, Trades

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Lee is many things, but a true center ain't one of 'em. The Knicks got away with playing Lee at the 5 because the East is still pretty weak overall. The West has teams with legitimately huge power forwards and centers: Bynum/Gasol, Cousins, Yao, TD, Nene, Kaman--I'll even include Sideshow Bob Lopez in Phoenix because he really showed me something last year, and he's definitely enormous.

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