Pregame podcast #10 - J.R. Smith Please Shoot More
In this edition of the pregame podcast (which apparently is now just going to be named "pregame podcast" for lack of anything better) we welcome back Jeremy formerly of Pickaxe and Roll and now making his blogging home at Roundball Mining Company.
Jeremy despite what you might here from that idiot host is not the first guest back (that honor goes to Clipper Steve). Jeremy was however our first guest and he is back.
In this podcast we talk about two of my favorite things. Rubbing our fantastic Phoenix weather in the faces of cold climate dwelling people (look out Wyn from Minneapolis!) and also Johann Petro who is now with the Nugs.
So, while neither of those topics might interest you (and why would they) if you listen I promise you will also hear some relevant basketball discussion specifically centered around:
- How the Nuggets are doing without Melo and his broken hand - ok and then not ok
- Who the Nuggets matchup poorly against in the west - Lakers of course
- How to best defend the Nuggets attack - pressure Billups and take the ball out of his hands
- And how to stop J.R. Smith from killing us again - let him shoot more (not sure I agree with that)
Thank you again to Jeremy for coming on the "show"
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I was pretty scared when I saw J.R. shot 1/14 or whatever it was...
I’m not ready for J.R. Smith to go nova on us, that kind of loss would hurt right now.
by hcblankscreen on Jan 15, 2009 12:17 AM MST reply actions 0 recs
BARGNANI
Have you seen the past 8/9 games Bargnani’s statistics?
Is there anyone who still think is not a good addition for Suns because of his poor defense?
Who defends well in the Suns? Nobody.
How many open shots from the corner made rivals because a bad aid defense?. And in the paint?
I prefer a player with quality and talented instead a defender player.
The defense is a quality that sometimes depends on the mood; any Suns’ player can defend well in a particular time, but not everyone has the capacity to score.
Insist, Bargnani would be a good add for the Suns.
by matrix7 on Jan 15, 2009 1:35 AM MST reply actions 0 recs
Are you from Italy
or something?
I mean come on. Bargnani is having a nice streak. So is Randy Foye. And they both might be decent players but this isn’t fantasy league.
We can’t just move players around like they are chess pieces and expect to remain competitive.
It’s time to settle in with this Suns v3.0 and see what they can do. So far since the JRich trade it’s looking pretty promising.
Blogging Suns Basketball
by Phoenix Stan on Jan 15, 2009 8:38 AM MST up reply actions 0 recs


















