This is a game lost to a team in disarray, just firing their coach, without
their best player for all of the 4th quarter.
And you just can't have a 6 foot guard on Lewis all nite.
Again, Duhon dribbles it up, doesn't even look for anyone and shoots
a quick three with about four minutes to go. On a night when the
foul shooting was so pathetic, it's hard to cite a single possession,
but Milwaukee, Phoenix, this game and probably a couple I'm forgetting
come down to a single possession.
Boy, that Othella guy looks great. Is he a rookie? :-(
Kirk and Duhon play 38 minutes each--a combined 30% of the minutes
again--and go 5-20 for 20 points. Kirk played great defense and
Duhon held his own against a much taller player but to what effect?
Why? But hey, Kirk got to the line for the first time since Christmas.
I don't know what the story was with Deng vanishing a la Knicks.
My guess? He's paying for Kirk, Ben and Duhon's sins. He was shooting
a *lot* early in the clock from outside. Of course if Skiles would
be consistent with this I don't think any of our guards would get
up off the bench.
Songaila is just brutal. Brutal. Now we know why Petrie didn't
think enough of him to make him a must-sign, huh? And why he got
several power forwards back in the Webber trade. He's just
instadeath on defense. Watching Songaila do anything that involves
thinking is like watching a mime commit suicide.
Wait a minute. Is that supposed to be a bad thing???
Wait, what part of "instadeath on defense" concerns Geoff Petrie,
architect of the Sacramento Kings?