Posts Tagged ‘Tim Duncan’
October 14th, 2009 by Mike Kurylo
Los Angeles Lakers (Vegas odds to win title: 5:2)
Unlike the East, the West has one clear favorite. Since trading for Pau Gasol, the Lakers have appeared in two straight Finals winning it all last year. Not content to let it ride, Los Angeles upgraded from Trevor Ariza to Ron Artest. This would be a gamble [...]
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Tags: Antonio McDyess, Ariza, Basketball-Reference, Blazers, Jazz, Lakers, Nets, Nuggets, Ron Artest, Spurs, Tim Duncan, Tim Thomas, Warriors
June 24th, 2009 by Mike Kurylo
An NBA draft where the #1 overall consensus is a power forward, and a ton of guards are to be had including an intriguing foreign guard? No I’m not talking about this Thursday’s NBA draft where Blake Griffin is likely to go #1, there is a lot of depth at guard, and everyone is wondering [...]
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Tags: Allan Houston, Antonio Davis, Basketball-Reference, Ben Wallace, Brad Miller, Bulls, Cavs, Clippers, combine, Grizzlies, Hawks, Jamal Crawford, Jason Kidd, Kevin Garnett, Kobe, Kurt Thomas, Magic, Nets, Pacers, Pistons, Raptors, Ron Artest, salary cap, Spurs, Steve Francis, Suns, Tim Duncan, TimberWolves, Vince Carter
July 8th, 2008 by Caleb
Here in Georgia, we’ve struggled with drought for several years. Last fall, folks with lakefront lots on Lake Lanier saw their boats sitting on mud flats, and Atlanta was down to its last 60 days of water. Governor Sonny Perdue decided to organize a prayer circle and pray for rain. (He also sued Florida and [...]
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Tags: Blazers, Channing Frye, Chris Duhon, Jason Kidd, Kevin Garnett, Marbury, Sixers, Spurs, Steve Francis, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan, TimberWolves, Zach Randolph
January 1st, 2008 by Mike Kurylo
Language is a living evolving being. It intermingles with many different fields including sports. Phrases like “three strikes” and “the whole nine yards” are frequently used outside of sports. Meanwhile sports has acquired words from the English language and gives them a new meaning. A word like “dime” has a totally different meaning when applied [...]
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Tags: Ben Wallace, Chris Webber, humor, Kobe, Lakers, playoffs, Shaq, Tim Duncan, Tim Thomas
December 26th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo
When I was a young boy I received a copy of the Baseball Encyclopedia for my birthday. This was in the days before the internet, when if you wanted to find out the answer to a question you would need the appropriate book in hand. if you had a book report on space instead of [...]
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Tags: Dwight Howard, Jazz, Magic, Shaq, Tim Duncan
October 29th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo
Learn all about what stats in the NBA are most useful. No calculators required.
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Tags: 82games, Basketball-Reference, Ben Wallace, Dean Oliver, Four Factors, Hollinger, John Hollinger, Kevin Pelton, Kings, Kobe, Lakers, Nuggets, Some Plays Count, Sonics, Tim Duncan
September 17th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo
One of the core tenets of basketball statistical analysis is the usage of per minute stats. When compared to per game stats, per minute stats are highly valuable in the evaluation of individuals. This is because per minute stats puts players of varying playing time on the same level. Using per game stats, starters will [...]
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Tags: Basketball-Reference, Hollinger, John Hollinger, Kobe, Magic, Nets, Ron Artest, Some Plays Count, Sonics, Tim Duncan