#621 ·
32 attempts from downtown... I mean, what is this team even doing? It’s honestly no wonder Howard wants out of there...
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Kenneth Bailey said:Monroe G. (Det) (-17,5+) 1 1,85
The Lakers, along with Memphis and Portland, have some of the best center defense in the league—only giving up about 13.1 points per game at that spot: http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketball.../12/10/pts/1-1
Based on the hoopsstats data, the Lakers are actually ahead of Portland, Memphis, Orlando, San Antonio, and New York—teams where Monroe hasn't been able to hit his over. Here’s how Monroe did against them:
Orlando - 10p, Portland - 10p, NY (two games) - 15p and 13p, SA - 4p and Memphis - 14p.
He played the Lakers twice last season—dropped 4 in the first one and 14 in the second. Hoping Bynum and our defense can shut him down and keep him under the line...
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The Bulls have certainly sent a message to Milwaukee (15-23) of late, taking seven straight from the Bucks since the start of 2010-11. Despite playing without Hamilton in all three meetings this season, Chicago has outscored coach Scott Skiles' team by an average of 16.3 points.
Arthur Hill2 said:It’s basically a home game for the Bulls at this point.Just look at that atmosphere. Even the commentators were pointing out that the crowd was about 75% away fans. These guys absolutely demolished the third seed from the East by 20 points last game, and they actually had an extra day of rest to boot. There isn't much use in overanalyzing this one—the Bulls have already beaten them by a combined 42 points over the last two games this season. It’s just how it is.
Milwaukee’s been playing without Giannis for a while now, and with guys like Stephen Jackson and Mbah a Moute stuck on the injury report too, things are looking pretty grim. Meanwhile, the Bulls are down Hamilton again—but honestly, at this point, that's just becoming their standard routine.