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isiahthomas · 03-04-2006, 12:59 PM

This dude for the Sixers is very talented but at times, he plays inconsistent. Like last night for example, he scored 19 points. The next night, he'll score 8 points LOL. Then most games he'll score like 6, 8, 3, 10 points. What the hell is that? I know the sports writers and Sixers fans in Philadelphia have been getting on him for his lack of inconsistency. He should be averaging like 19-20 points a game easily as talented as he is. Everybody knows he's a hell of a dunker. He showed that at all star weekend a few weeks ago. He even won MVP for the rookies and 2nd year players game. The Sixers could be a lot better than what they are if they were consistent. Samuel Dalembert is also talented and he's a very good shot blocker and rebounder. He should be scoring more than what he's doing. Stephen Hunter is also a good shot blocker and rebounder. He had 11 rebounds and 1 block last night. He usually gets more blocks than that. I liked him when he played for Phoenix because he was a ferocious shot blocker and when he dunks, he dunks with power. I also like Kyle Korver. That dude can shoot. He had 30 somethin points against Milwaukee last week i believe. Chris Webber needs to stop shootin jumpshots so much and take it to the basket like he used to do when he was a superstar. I miss the old Webber when he was raw in his younger days. Remember how he used to stare at people and act silly after scoring a basket? LOL. He doesn't do that that much anymore. I wonder if him and Tyra Banks are still dating.

D.J. · 03-04-2006, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by isiahthomas

This dude for the Sixers is very talented but at times, he plays inconsistent. Like last night for example, he scored 19 points. The next night, he'll score 8 points LOL. Then most games he'll score like 6, 8, 3, 10 points. What the hell is that? I know the sports writers and Sixers fans in Philadelphia have been getting on him for his lack of inconsistency. He should be averaging like 19-20 points a game easily as talented as he is. Everybody knows he's a hell of a dunker. He showed that at all star weekend a few weeks ago. He even won MVP for the rookies and 2nd year players game. The Sixers could be a lot better than what they are if they were consistent. Samuel Dalembert is also talented and he's a very good shot blocker and rebounder. He should be scoring more than what he's doing. Stephen Hunter is also a good shot blocker and rebounder. He had 11 rebounds and 1 block last night. He usually gets more blocks than that. I liked him when he played for Phoenix because he was a ferocious shot blocker and when he dunks, he dunks with power. I also like Kyle Korver. That dude can shoot. He had 30 somethin points against Milwaukee last week i believe. Chris Webber needs to stop shootin jumpshots so much and take it to the basket like he used to do when he was a superstar. I miss the old Webber when he was raw in his younger days. Remember how he used to stare at people and act silly after scoring a basket? LOL. He doesn't do that that much anymore. I wonder if him and Tyra Banks are still dating.

With those players, the 76ers should be winning the Atlantic Division every year. It's amazing that they have made the Finals only once since 1984.

TVFactFan · 03-04-2006, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by D.J.

With those players, the 76ers should be winning the Atlantic Division every year. It's amazing that they have made the Finals only once since 1984.

Well 2006 will be the 76ers first division title in 5 years. while the Nets will have their 5 year winning streak of taken the division snapped this season and get swept in the first round

D.J. · 03-04-2006, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by TVResearcher

Well 2006 will be the 76ers first division title in 5 years. while the Nets will have their 5 year winning streak of taken the division snapped this season and get swept in the first round

The Nets didn't win the division last year. Boston won it and Philly took second.

TVFactFan · 03-04-2006, 06:26 PM

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The Nets didn't win the division last year. Boston won it and Philly took second.

Really? Damm I have to check that

03-04-2006, 12:59 PM	#1
isiahthomas Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Aug 20, 2002 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 10,704	Andre Igoudala Needs To Score More This dude for the Sixers is very talented but at times, he plays inconsistent. Like last night for example, he scored 19 points. The next night, he'll score 8 points LOL. Then most games he'll score like 6, 8, 3, 10 points. What the hell is that? I know the sports writers and Sixers fans in Philadelphia have been getting on him for his lack of inconsistency. He should be averaging like 19-20 points a game easily as talented as he is. Everybody knows he's a hell of a dunker. He showed that at all star weekend a few weeks ago. He even won MVP for the rookies and 2nd year players game. The Sixers could be a lot better than what they are if they were consistent. Samuel Dalembert is also talented and he's a very good shot blocker and rebounder. He should be scoring more than what he's doing. Stephen Hunter is also a good shot blocker and rebounder. He had 11 rebounds and 1 block last night. He usually gets more blocks than that. I liked him when he played for Phoenix because he was a ferocious shot blocker and when he dunks, he dunks with power. I also like Kyle Korver. That dude can shoot. He had 30 somethin points against Milwaukee last week i believe. Chris Webber needs to stop shootin jumpshots so much and take it to the basket like he used to do when he was a superstar. I miss the old Webber when he was raw in his younger days. Remember how he used to stare at people and act silly after scoring a basket? LOL. He doesn't do that that much anymore. I wonder if him and Tyra Banks are still dating.