Showing posts with label Corey Brewer. Show all posts
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The NBA Roundup: April 7, 2013


Wilson Chandler and Corey Brewer made life look easy even without Danilo Gallinari, while the Spurs remained a game ahead of OKC in the West after scraping by the Hawks. Also, John Wall had another superb outing in the Wizards’ upset of the Pacers.

Today’s Best:
  •        Chandler and Brewer paired up for 43 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists as the Nuggets beat the Rockets at home to remain firmly at #3, 2 games in front of the Clippers.
  •        Tim Duncan and Kawhi Leonard were supremely sublime in San Antonio’s win over the Hawks. TD had 31 points and 14 boards, while Leonard filled the stat-sheet with a 23-6-4-2-2 line.
  •        How about John Wall? This early, he just might be a 2014 All-Star already. Wall dropped 37 on Indiana, while also adding 5 assists, 2 steals, and 2 rejections.

John Wall outplayed All-Star Paul George as
Washington defeated Indiana.
(image from Getty Images/CBSSports)

Today’s Worst:
  •        In contrast, Paul George missed all his field goals and finished with only 2 points in 34 minutes of play. This is not a good sign for the 2013 All-Star, who has struggled of late even as the Pacers try to catch up with the Knicks for the East’s #2 spot.
  •        Are you getting sick of seeing Joe Johnson throw up bricks? I am, but, strangely enough, the Nets aren’t. JJ shot just 5-of-16 in the Nets’ latest game. Good thing it was just versus the Bobcats.
  •        DeMar DeRozan might be this generation’s Corey Maggette – a high-flying wing player who does nothing else but score and fill the highlight reel (Maggette doesn’t even do THAT anymore!). Against the Bucks, DeRozan shot just 6-of-14 from the floor and had only 2 rebounds. Nothing else.

The NBA Roundup: March 22, 2013



SAC had an inconsequential win over MIN, the Bulls got swept by the Blazers, and Corey Brewer relived his glory days as a Florida Gator. Today was short on superstars and Playoff implications, but big on excitement!

Day’s Best:
  •       Corey Brewer scoring 6 points in the last 14 seconds to beat the Sixers. He hit an elbow three off a pass from Danilo Gallinari and then hit three straight free throws after getting fouled from top of the key. #whatisclutch
  •        Portland got buried down low, but they compensated by knocking down 10 threes against the Bulls.

LaMarcus Aldridge and the Portland Trailblazers
swept the Chciago Bulls this season.
(image by Gary Dineen/Getty Images)
  
Day’s Worst:
  •        Eight days after losing a fourth period lead to the Heat, Philly lost a 5-point lead in the last 14 ticks. #whatismalas
  •        Kirk Hinrich doomed Chicago with his 1-for-11 FG shooting. Where’s D-Rose when you need him?