[Petey]

Current since Carter has been a Net, and RJ went down, the Nets are 24-22. About a .500 team, and a good bet to make the playoffs in the Atlantic.

How much would we be if RJ were healthy?

-Petey

 

[KingofNewark]

The Nets would be the leader in the Atlantic divison if RJ was still healthy.

 

[uptown4784]

We will have lots of wins if we had RJ

 

[Petey]

What is alot of wins? Would we be a 52-30 teams? I don't know...

-Petey

 

[Bobot]

If RJ was healthy i think the Nets would have about 50 wins by the end of the season.

 

[Petey]

If RJ was healthy i think the Nets would have about 50 wins by the end of the season.

Welcome to BBB.net Bobot. Sure you'll love it here.

-Petey

 

[Bobot]

Thanks for the welcome Petey

 

[Kidd Karma]

This is an excerpt from nj.com's report of the PLAY. I get chills reading what Kidd had to say, it's things like this you can't teach, you can't learn, it's a part of you. I remember one play in high school, some how there was a scramble for the ball, Kidd's on the ground with 3 opponents, back to his basket, flips a pass over his head to a waiting teammate who lays it in. How, he said we were in a 1-3-1 fullcourt press, the teammate if in the correct position was guarding the in bounds pass. Anyways for you reading pleasure:

"I saw him," Kidd said after the most dazzling of his 13 assists. "Once he committed to block the shot, I knew he couldn't respond fast enough to get to Vince. Even if he tried to turn around and get to it, I thought it was too late -- especially with the way Vince gets up."

And who was behind Carter?

"Jacque," he said. "I saw that before Jacque got the steal that it was already a done deal."

And who was behind Vaughn?

"Kaman."

Let the record show he saw all this without turning his head, or seeing a replay.

Richard, your car's bein' towed.

 

[Petey]

Richard, your car's bein' towed.

Haha, that's not fair, we've seen Kidd and RJ, Kidd and KMart pull that off too.

-Petey

 

[hihofink]

This is an excerpt from nj.com's report of the PLAY. I get chills reading what Kidd had to say, it's things like this you can't teach, you can't learn, it's a part of you. I remember one play in high school, some how there was a scramble for the ball, Kidd's on the ground with 3 opponents, back to his basket, flips a pass over his head to a waiting teammate who lays it in. How, he said we were in a 1-3-1 fullcourt press, the teammate if in the correct position was guarding the in bounds pass. Anyways for you reading pleasure:

"I saw him," Kidd said after the most dazzling of his 13 assists. "Once he committed to block the shot, I knew he couldn't respond fast enough to get to Vince. Even if he tried to turn around and get to it, I thought it was too late -- especially with the way Vince gets up."

And who was behind Carter?

"Jacque," he said. "I saw that before Jacque got the steal that it was already a done deal."

And who was behind Vaughn?

"Kaman."

Let the record show he saw all this without turning his head, or seeing a replay.

Richard, your car's bein' towed.

That is great. Kidd is truely amazing.

 

[schub]

This is an excerpt from nj.com's report of the PLAY. I get chills reading what Kidd had to say, it's things like this you can't teach, you can't learn, it's a part of you. I remember one play in high school, some how there was a scramble for the ball, Kidd's on the ground with 3 opponents, back to his basket, flips a pass over his head to a waiting teammate who lays it in. How, he said we were in a 1-3-1 fullcourt press, the teammate if in the correct position was guarding the in bounds pass. Anyways for you reading pleasure:

"I saw him," Kidd said after the most dazzling of his 13 assists. "Once he committed to block the shot, I knew he couldn't respond fast enough to get to Vince. Even if he tried to turn around and get to it, I thought it was too late -- especially with the way Vince gets up."

And who was behind Carter?

"Jacque," he said. "I saw that before Jacque got the steal that it was already a done deal."

And who was behind Vaughn?

"Kaman."

Let the record show he saw all this without turning his head, or seeing a replay.

Richard, your car's bein' towed.

Classic. Reminds me of that play in Philly last year where Kidd was driving the baskeline, went up and just tossed the ball up for K-Mart without really seeing him. That was the play of the year last year.

 

[Petey]

I'm a fool... just figured out it was about the AMEX commercial.

-Petey

 

[roro26]

from al iannazzone (north jersey.com)

"He probably knew where everyone was, including the people at the concession stands and whether they had ketchup or mustard on their hot dogs.

"He always knows what's going on out there," Carter said. "You just listen to him in the huddle sometimes and he'll say something and you're like, 'How did he see that?' He reacts to things so fast. It's just amazing."


hilarious. and yet scary at the same time. he´s awesome