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Hey - a Derrick Rose sighting.

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The Bulls have lifted all playing-time restrictions for Derrick Rose, who logged a season-high 37 minutes last Saturday.
"I think the more he plays, the better he's going to be," Tom Thibodeau said after Thursday's convincing win vs. the Spurs. Rose has missed 11 games this season but he's been healthy and effective over Chicago's past six games, averaging 23.7 points, 3.5 triples, 6.5 assists and 1.0 steals in 32 minutes per game.
Source: Chicago Tribune
Jan 23 - 10:37 AM

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The Hawks: goddam. There's no faking 29 of 31.

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MrSaigon wrote:The Hawks: goddam. There's no faking 29 of 31.
How did the Hawks happen?


Also, what is David Lee these days? Just a valuable piece off the bench or even that? Are his days as a regular over?

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Klay Thompson scores 37 points in the third quarter last night.

http://screengrabber.deadspin.com/watch ... +bubbaprog

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lukethedrifter wrote:
MrSaigon wrote:The Hawks: goddam. There's no faking 29 of 31.
How did the Hawks happen?


Also, what is David Lee these days? Just a valuable piece off the bench or even that? Are his days as a regular over?
For one Kyle Korver went from one of the best shooters in the NBA to the best shooter in the history of the NBA. His season is basically historic. He's 53.3% from 3. I was hearing where he is over 50% from the 3 point line, over 50% from the field, and over 90% from the free throw line. Nobody has ever done that.

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jim wrote:
lukethedrifter wrote:
MrSaigon wrote:The Hawks: goddam. There's no faking 29 of 31.
How did the Hawks happen?


Also, what is David Lee these days? Just a valuable piece off the bench or even that? Are his days as a regular over?
For one Kyle Korver went from one of the best shooters in the NBA to the best shooter in the history of the NBA. His season is basically historic. He's 53.3% from 3. I was hearing where he is over 50% from the 3 point line, over 50% from the field, and over 90% from the free throw line. Nobody has ever done that.
I think Steve Kerr did when there were 3 people guarding Jordan every night.

Anyways, I had read a few days ago that Korver is even better in the 4th & OT, shooting close to 70%.

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I bet Pop's bench gets cleaned out this off season. Hell, that WNBA player with less than a year as an assistant will probably be coaching the Pelicans tomorrow.

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Chad Ford has been retroactively editing his draft board for years.

http://deadspin.com/espns-chad-ford-has ... 1681631642

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Kyle Korver's renaissance is one of the coolest, craziest career developments I've seen. He has one skill and he keeps refining it every year. It's crazy. It's like his accuracy has no ceiling. Is he going to be 35 and shooting 75% from three. It's awesome.

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