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LOL...much more ball movement with Lin and the 2nd unit. Sorry guys....the game was lost in the first half. Best lineup would be Howard,...
Lin's going to come back in any second....needs the rest.
Alright time to kick some butts!
LOL...how is 13 points owning someone's ass? Must be watching with both eyes closed.
True. He could have easily matched CP3's total if some of those converted.
I think limiting him to < 10 points is doing a good job. Look neither Lin or CP3 an contain each other one on one....it must be a team effort....
12 points is nothing in basketball with 2 quarters to go. However, if LA shoots lights out like in the first half I don't think it will happen.
I'd take that -12 considering how LA was shooting in the first half. This game is going to be closer than those LA commentators are drooling about.
LOL...he's the only guys making plays along with Casspi tonight....:rolleyes:
Let's wait till the game is actually over...eh?;)
You watching the same game?
Shut up announcers....Lin did not get beat out by Beverley!
Cassip...MVP so far!
Glad to see Harden showing up now....
This game is where Beverley would be so useful....lineup of Howard, Parson, Harden, Lin, and Beverley would have the most chance against this...
Bench just needs to get the Rockets to under 10 before the quarter ends....I think the game should still be very interesting.
Don't worry just yet.....law of average dictates that Rockets should shine in the later quarters and Clippers should be losing steam soon....I hope.
Easy...keep feeding to Reddick.:eek:
It's definitely what you need, but if you have to start from scratch and pick a 6-8 elite player like Lebron or a 6-1 elite player like CP3 to...
Curry is a better shooter but not necessary a better ball handler than Jeremy Lin, I think he'll be just fine.
