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Originally posted by: Patt
Did you see earlier in the game when Richard Jefferson did a similar thing in the first half? Absolutely flew over Alonzo. I'll have a look for a vidcap.
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Originally posted by: Patt
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
There are never foul shots on an offensive foul ... And hey, the Heat got the call when they really needed it at the end
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
uh, Zo used to be a 20/10 guy. yes, he's a shell of his former self. he's effective, but he's no where near his prime.
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
uh, Zo used to be a 20/10 guy. yes, he's a shell of his former self. he's effective, but he's no where near his prime.
I've probably watched 85% of the Heat games in the past 10 years, trust me when I tell you, that on the defensive end, Zo looks almost as great as ever. Of course he has lost a step, he is no longer in his 20's and went through major surgery.. But as a Pistons fan you know he had an impact in the Eastern Finals last year and if given the minutes this year he can average 10 boards/2 or more blocks per game.
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
uh, Zo used to be a 20/10 guy. yes, he's a shell of his former self. he's effective, but he's no where near his prime.
I've probably watched 85% of the Heat games in the past 10 years, trust me when I tell you, that on the defensive end, Zo looks almost as great as ever. Of course he has lost a step, he is no longer in his 20's and went through major surgery.. But as a Pistons fan you know he had an impact in the Eastern Finals last year and if given the minutes this year he can average 10 boards/2 or more blocks per game.
like i said, he's effective, but to say he's not a shell of his former self......he used to be an all-star level talent and now he's a solid role player.
Originally posted by: tfinch2
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Once the defender jumps to block the shot, pretty much anything goes or it's a foul on the defender...
Originally posted by: boggsie
Offensive foul, Zo shoots two at the other end.
It's hard to block a guy's shot, when he is allowed to throw a huge elbow into your ribcage.
Originally posted by: jalaram
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
uh, Zo used to be a 20/10 guy. yes, he's a shell of his former self. he's effective, but he's no where near his prime.
I've probably watched 85% of the Heat games in the past 10 years, trust me when I tell you, that on the defensive end, Zo looks almost as great as ever. Of course he has lost a step, he is no longer in his 20's and went through major surgery.. But as a Pistons fan you know he had an impact in the Eastern Finals last year and if given the minutes this year he can average 10 boards/2 or more blocks per game.
like i said, he's effective, but to say he's not a shell of his former self......he used to be an all-star level talent and now he's a solid role player.
IMHO, it could be said that Vince is a shell of his former self. However, he still sees himself as an all-star and can't be a solid role player.
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: jalaram
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Originally posted by: iamme
Originally posted by: Bumrush99
Yup, Zo gets posterized and Vince has the game winning shot blocked by Wade and Zo.. Zo is not a shell of himself, he still disrupts a ton of shots and has been playing very well on both ends of the court.
uh, Zo used to be a 20/10 guy. yes, he's a shell of his former self. he's effective, but he's no where near his prime.
I've probably watched 85% of the Heat games in the past 10 years, trust me when I tell you, that on the defensive end, Zo looks almost as great as ever. Of course he has lost a step, he is no longer in his 20's and went through major surgery.. But as a Pistons fan you know he had an impact in the Eastern Finals last year and if given the minutes this year he can average 10 boards/2 or more blocks per game.
like i said, he's effective, but to say he's not a shell of his former self......he used to be an all-star level talent and now he's a solid role player.
IMHO, it could be said that Vince is a shell of his former self. However, he still sees himself as an all-star and can't be a solid role player.
what??
Look at Vince's number this season and last season after he joined the Nets:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/3248/career
they're the best of his career. the analogy of Zo's career and VC's career is waaaay off. Vince will be an allstar this season, easily......well unless he gets hurt, lol.