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May 23
2009
1:45 PM
by Brian
41

Reggie Evans: Less Is More

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Reggie Evans' turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from Toms shoes promotional code
You certainly have some agreeable opinions and views. Your blog provides a fresh look at the subject....
May 21
2009
9:50 AM
by Brian
26

Andre Miller: Steel Won't Rust

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Andre Miller's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from John
Being young doesn't excuse ignorance and silliness...and it's the responsibility of those of us older to educate the young in their ignorance. For instance, might I suggest you learn the English language?...
May 19
2009
9:58 AM
by Brian
36

Andre Iguodala: Subtle Improvement

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Andre Iguodala's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from Sean
What's ironic about your mention of Spreewell it reminded me JVG using Spree at the point with Houston at the 2. I wonder if Thibodeau, as the Sixers coach, might go for a similar look,...
May 8
2009
9:22 AM
by Brian
48

Sam Dalembert: The Malignancy Grows

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Samuel Dalembert's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from john
http://members.cox.net/lmcoon/salarycap99.htm#83 If i read it properly it adds 1.75 million to the teams cap for the next two seasons? The value of a trade kicker is calculated only once each season, at the beginning of...
May 5
2009
9:29 AM
by Brian
54

Thad Young: Two Steps Forward, One Back?

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Thad Young's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from john
Slipping behind Brown in the rotation come end of season playoff time, my guess is he's not that expensive to obtain either......
May 4
2009
9:41 AM
by Brian
34

Willie Green: Running In Place

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Willie Green's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from Brian
To be fair, a lot of the guys who weren't offered arb would've probably wound up taking the 1-year deal for MUCH more than they wound up signing for. Abreu being a prime example. This...
May 3
2009
12:59 PM
by Brian
40

Lou Williams: A Step Back

Click for full story. It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. First up is Lou Williams. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
Latest comment: from Statman
Brian, my understanding is that the overall opponent production number on the team pages takes into account the specific opponent that each player is guarding (so it does account for guard and forward switches), whereas...



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