No ładnie się dzieje. San Antonio po raz pierwszy od 1973 roku ma bilans 0-3! Przegrywają w zbiórkach, grają słabo w obronie. Poza Duncanem i Parkerem, to chyba nie ma tam nikogo pożytecznego. Bruce Bowen już jest chyba skończony, gra coraz mniej, w 2 połowie nie zagrał w ogóle.

A Nowitzki i Terry po fatalnim poprzednim meczu, teraz oczywiście musieli się popisać. Ech to NBA Idąc tym tropem dzisiaj Spurs przechodzą cudowną przemianę i z Bowenem na czele gromią Wilki

Co do dzisiejszych kontuzji to:
-Iverson dzisiaj raczej zadebiutuję w Tłokach,

Ja znalazlem info, ze AI nie zagra dzis.
Zobaczymy kto mial lepsze ;\)

Wedle teoretyków Rip Hamilton i Iverson w jednym zestawie obrońców grać nie moga bo są za mali.

Na 1 ma awansować Amir Johnson.

Nie wiem gdzie wyczytałeś taką głupotę ale Rip do niskich nie należy, wręcz przeciwnie jest jednym z większych klasowych SG
A to ciekawe... myślałem że Amir to 4.

For now, a team source said, Iverson will start in the backcourt with Hamilton, and point guard Rodney Stuckey will continue to come off the bench. But that is not likely to work for very long. No championship-minded starting lineup with two undersized shooting guards ever has. (Look no further than Iverson's last team, the Nuggets, for proof of that.) After enough slow starts, Stuckey will ascend to his rightful place as the starting point guard, Iverson will slide over to shooting guard and Hamilton will have to embrace the idea of being a sixth-man-of-the-year candidate.

Getting Hamilton comfortable with that role might explain in part why the Pistons just gave him a fat, three-year, $34 million extension. The message being: "We know we're asking you to give up something. Just in case you're worried this could reduce your numbers and thereby your bargaining position for your next deal, we'll take care of that right now."

That said, it's still a sizeable adjustment for someone who has played in three consecutive All-Star games and has started every game he's played in a Pistons uniform, 580 and counting. As primarily a catch-and-shoot scorer, Hamilton depends on the unit around him to get his quota more than most 18-point scorers. That unit goes from being Rasheed Wallace, Tayshaun Prince, Chauncey Billups and Antonio McDyess or Amir Johnson to Walter Herrmann, Kwame Brown, Jason Maxiell and Will Bynum.

On second thought, maybe $34 million wasn't enough.