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Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #90 on: November 16, 2009, 10:40:58 PM »

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Jennings is a rookie, no doubt about it.

With the score tied, there is absolutely no need to take a fade away or step back 3 point shot with the clock winding down.

Always...go to the hoop in that situation, or the very least a pull up 2 pointer.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #91 on: November 16, 2009, 10:52:25 PM »

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Beaubois gave him fits tonight.  From what I read about the game, he blew up when Beaubois was on the bench.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rondo meet him for the first time.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #92 on: November 16, 2009, 11:23:14 PM »

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Beaubois gave him fits tonight.  From what I read about the game, he blew up when Beaubois was on the bench.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rondo meet him for the first time.

Top to Bottom 2009 draft is loaded, too bad we wasted it on KG:)

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #93 on: November 16, 2009, 11:45:00 PM »

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I will have to say that i thought he wasn't going to be much in the NBA. Wow knicks really screwed that one up

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #94 on: November 17, 2009, 01:57:57 AM »

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Beaubois gave him fits tonight.  From what I read about the game, he blew up when Beaubois was on the bench.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rondo meet him for the first time.

Top to Bottom 2009 draft is loaded, too bad we wasted it on KG:)
Wasn't this supposed to be an exceptionally bad draft?  I thought they basically said it was Blake Griffin and maybe Rubio and the rest were very average.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #95 on: November 17, 2009, 02:51:06 AM »

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Beaubois gave him fits tonight.  From what I read about the game, he blew up when Beaubois was on the bench.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rondo meet him for the first time.

Top to Bottom 2009 draft is loaded, too bad we wasted it on KG:)
Wasn't this supposed to be an exceptionally bad draft?  I thought they basically said it was Blake Griffin and maybe Rubio and the rest were very average.

They exaggerated.

There aren't many superstars in this draft, to be sure (so far it looks like maybe just Jennings...can't tell about Griffin yet), but there very well could be a lot of solid guys, either decent starters or strong roleplayers. 

So not a draft with a ton of talent but a draft with a significant amount of depth; on the other hand, besides Budinger and Blair I haven't really heard of many 2nd round picks producing a whole lot so far.
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Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #96 on: November 17, 2009, 05:29:59 AM »

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Beaubois gave him fits tonight.  From what I read about the game, he blew up when Beaubois was on the bench.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rondo meet him for the first time.
Beaubois has an opportunity to be special. Excellent shot maker + very good defender + very good pick and roll player + excellent athleticism. Nice combination of skills to be starting of with. Excellent draft pick by the Mavs.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #97 on: December 04, 2009, 10:50:53 PM »

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I picked him up in my head to head fantasy league after maybe his 2nd game. I figured in 4 more games he'd fall back to Earth. He was like a 35% shooter till he started playing games that count. Now there are very very very few guys I trade him for. I'd consider Derron Williams, Joe Johnson, but don't even come here with weak azz Baron Davis or Jason Kidd or Chauncey Billups or something.

He's like Iverson with a good fg%.

I like the way he walks and talks. He's infusing the Bucks with pride they haven't felt since maybe the 1970s

I love love love it when a cocky player who knows he's the best goes on a personal mission to humble the entire league.

He was humbled in Italy and took things people said about him personally and now it's payback revenge time.
random prediction:  the field goal percentage will not last.  By the end of the season he'll be shooting around 40%
Agreed -- Jennings is a streak shooter (with an iffy shot selection) who's going through a hot patch right now. Those FG% will plummet.

I just don't get how he can shot like 33% in europe and 33% in the preseason and then suddenly turn into a consistent 49% shooter.  Not happening.  He's streaking.  I'm guessing he's going to have a few 2 for 17 games pretty soon. 

I hope not.  It'd be pretty exciting if some 20 year old kid just busted onto the scene and dominated.   But I just can't see it happening.  55 points in the 7th game of his career is pretty freakin amazing though considering that Iverson's career high is 60.

The last time I was like, "oh snap" about a midget rookie was when 19 year old Dajuan Wagner busted into the league and had 17 points, 5 points, 29 points, 28 points, 25 points, 29 points, 18 points, 7 points, 33 points... and then his career was pretty much over from there.    That's the kid who scored 100 points in a high school game.  But to be fair to Jennings, Wagner wasn't shooting that high of a percentage when he went on his early rookie scoring explosion.

Another unfair comparison...   I remember when Ronald Murray joined the Sonics after being pretty average his first couple years... he filled in for Ray Allen and this was his game log to start the season: 24 points, 22 points, 24 points, 24 points, 29 points, 20 points, 16 points, 26 points, 31 points, 26 points, 21 points...    the highlight of his career.  People eventually realized he was a streaky ballhog shooter and he's puttered around the league ever since.

I'm sure Jennings is going to have a far better career than either of those guys...  but i'm just saying that an early season hot streak isn't unprecedented.


When was the last time a 19 year old rookie streaked so well that he was playing like one of the top 7 players in the league and got the Bucks to win with no help whatsoever?

This is totally different from anything ever seen.

I agree with you he may well come down to Earth, because teams will start double and triple teaming him and fouling him, and his true ability to shoot is probably more like 43% or something, but what he's doing is amazing, not just a streak. If it's just a streak it's pretty much the most amazing streak of all time. What happens when he goes for 100? Just a streak, getting lucky? I'm not saying he will, but it's like that. Ok. That is an extreme example to prove my point, but it's the natural logical extreme extension of where this kid is presently heading. 19 year olds go for 20 points. They rarely go for 55. Maybe Bron and Melo did.

Also I don't see why when Chris Paul goes for 25, 8 rebs, and 9 assists and his team loses people say "Oh he's such a good point guard" but when 19 year old Jennings goes for like 35, 9, and 9 and the Bucks actually win people say "Oh he's streaking. He's not that good."  Mkay. I'll choose to believe until he gives me reason not to

eja117... when do we officially get to call him streaky?

Last 7 games:

6-21 28.6%
4-15 26.7%
3-11 27.3%
7-22 31.8%
5-15 33.3%
7-21 33.3%
6-20 30.0%

BRUTAL!   That's Dajuan Wagner-esque.   Oh yeah... they are also have lost 6 of those last 7 games.

Looks pretty darn streaky to me.

So who is he?... the player who shot under 40% in Europe and shot under 40% in preseason and is currently shooting under 40% in this recent cold streak.... or the player who caught everyone off guard at the start of this season?

He's now shooting 41% for the season.   He got there quicker than I thought he would. 


Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #98 on: December 04, 2009, 10:55:06 PM »

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I picked him up in my head to head fantasy league after maybe his 2nd game. I figured in 4 more games he'd fall back to Earth. He was like a 35% shooter till he started playing games that count. Now there are very very very few guys I trade him for. I'd consider Derron Williams, Joe Johnson, but don't even come here with weak azz Baron Davis or Jason Kidd or Chauncey Billups or something.

He's like Iverson with a good fg%.

I like the way he walks and talks. He's infusing the Bucks with pride they haven't felt since maybe the 1970s

I love love love it when a cocky player who knows he's the best goes on a personal mission to humble the entire league.

He was humbled in Italy and took things people said about him personally and now it's payback revenge time.
random prediction:  the field goal percentage will not last.  By the end of the season he'll be shooting around 40%
Agreed -- Jennings is a streak shooter (with an iffy shot selection) who's going through a hot patch right now. Those FG% will plummet.

I just don't get how he can shot like 33% in europe and 33% in the preseason and then suddenly turn into a consistent 49% shooter.  Not happening.  He's streaking.  I'm guessing he's going to have a few 2 for 17 games pretty soon. 

I hope not.  It'd be pretty exciting if some 20 year old kid just busted onto the scene and dominated.   But I just can't see it happening.  55 points in the 7th game of his career is pretty freakin amazing though considering that Iverson's career high is 60.

The last time I was like, "oh snap" about a midget rookie was when 19 year old Dajuan Wagner busted into the league and had 17 points, 5 points, 29 points, 28 points, 25 points, 29 points, 18 points, 7 points, 33 points... and then his career was pretty much over from there.    That's the kid who scored 100 points in a high school game.  But to be fair to Jennings, Wagner wasn't shooting that high of a percentage when he went on his early rookie scoring explosion.

Another unfair comparison...   I remember when Ronald Murray joined the Sonics after being pretty average his first couple years... he filled in for Ray Allen and this was his game log to start the season: 24 points, 22 points, 24 points, 24 points, 29 points, 20 points, 16 points, 26 points, 31 points, 26 points, 21 points...    the highlight of his career.  People eventually realized he was a streaky ballhog shooter and he's puttered around the league ever since.

I'm sure Jennings is going to have a far better career than either of those guys...  but i'm just saying that an early season hot streak isn't unprecedented.


When was the last time a 19 year old rookie streaked so well that he was playing like one of the top 7 players in the league and got the Bucks to win with no help whatsoever?

This is totally different from anything ever seen.

I agree with you he may well come down to Earth, because teams will start double and triple teaming him and fouling him, and his true ability to shoot is probably more like 43% or something, but what he's doing is amazing, not just a streak. If it's just a streak it's pretty much the most amazing streak of all time. What happens when he goes for 100? Just a streak, getting lucky? I'm not saying he will, but it's like that. Ok. That is an extreme example to prove my point, but it's the natural logical extreme extension of where this kid is presently heading. 19 year olds go for 20 points. They rarely go for 55. Maybe Bron and Melo did.

Also I don't see why when Chris Paul goes for 25, 8 rebs, and 9 assists and his team loses people say "Oh he's such a good point guard" but when 19 year old Jennings goes for like 35, 9, and 9 and the Bucks actually win people say "Oh he's streaking. He's not that good."  Mkay. I'll choose to believe until he gives me reason not to

eja117... when do we officially get to call him streaky?

Last 7 games:

6-21 28.6%
4-15 26.7%
3-11 27.3%
7-22 31.8%
5-15 33.3%
7-21 33.3%
6-20 30.0%

BRUTAL!   That's Dajuan Wagner-esque.   Oh yeah... they are also have lost 6 of those last 7 games.

Looks pretty darn streaky to me.

So who is he?... the player who shot under 40% in Europe and shot under 40% in preseason and is currently shooting under 40% in this recent cold streak.... or the player who caught everyone off guard at the start of this season?

He's now shooting 41% for the season.   He got there quicker than I thought he would. 

I would say we should wait till he has a teammate to pass to and till there's maybe one rookie guard outside of Tyreke Evans that is playing better than him.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #99 on: December 04, 2009, 11:00:46 PM »

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I picked him up in my head to head fantasy league after maybe his 2nd game. I figured in 4 more games he'd fall back to Earth. He was like a 35% shooter till he started playing games that count. Now there are very very very few guys I trade him for. I'd consider Derron Williams, Joe Johnson, but don't even come here with weak azz Baron Davis or Jason Kidd or Chauncey Billups or something.

He's like Iverson with a good fg%.

I like the way he walks and talks. He's infusing the Bucks with pride they haven't felt since maybe the 1970s

I love love love it when a cocky player who knows he's the best goes on a personal mission to humble the entire league.

He was humbled in Italy and took things people said about him personally and now it's payback revenge time.
random prediction:  the field goal percentage will not last.  By the end of the season he'll be shooting around 40%
Agreed -- Jennings is a streak shooter (with an iffy shot selection) who's going through a hot patch right now. Those FG% will plummet.

I just don't get how he can shot like 33% in europe and 33% in the preseason and then suddenly turn into a consistent 49% shooter.  Not happening.  He's streaking.  I'm guessing he's going to have a few 2 for 17 games pretty soon. 

I hope not.  It'd be pretty exciting if some 20 year old kid just busted onto the scene and dominated.   But I just can't see it happening.  55 points in the 7th game of his career is pretty freakin amazing though considering that Iverson's career high is 60.

The last time I was like, "oh snap" about a midget rookie was when 19 year old Dajuan Wagner busted into the league and had 17 points, 5 points, 29 points, 28 points, 25 points, 29 points, 18 points, 7 points, 33 points... and then his career was pretty much over from there.    That's the kid who scored 100 points in a high school game.  But to be fair to Jennings, Wagner wasn't shooting that high of a percentage when he went on his early rookie scoring explosion.

Another unfair comparison...   I remember when Ronald Murray joined the Sonics after being pretty average his first couple years... he filled in for Ray Allen and this was his game log to start the season: 24 points, 22 points, 24 points, 24 points, 29 points, 20 points, 16 points, 26 points, 31 points, 26 points, 21 points...    the highlight of his career.  People eventually realized he was a streaky ballhog shooter and he's puttered around the league ever since.

I'm sure Jennings is going to have a far better career than either of those guys...  but i'm just saying that an early season hot streak isn't unprecedented.


When was the last time a 19 year old rookie streaked so well that he was playing like one of the top 7 players in the league and got the Bucks to win with no help whatsoever?

This is totally different from anything ever seen.

I agree with you he may well come down to Earth, because teams will start double and triple teaming him and fouling him, and his true ability to shoot is probably more like 43% or something, but what he's doing is amazing, not just a streak. If it's just a streak it's pretty much the most amazing streak of all time. What happens when he goes for 100? Just a streak, getting lucky? I'm not saying he will, but it's like that. Ok. That is an extreme example to prove my point, but it's the natural logical extreme extension of where this kid is presently heading. 19 year olds go for 20 points. They rarely go for 55. Maybe Bron and Melo did.

Also I don't see why when Chris Paul goes for 25, 8 rebs, and 9 assists and his team loses people say "Oh he's such a good point guard" but when 19 year old Jennings goes for like 35, 9, and 9 and the Bucks actually win people say "Oh he's streaking. He's not that good."  Mkay. I'll choose to believe until he gives me reason not to

eja117... when do we officially get to call him streaky?

Last 7 games:

6-21 28.6%
4-15 26.7%
3-11 27.3%
7-22 31.8%
5-15 33.3%
7-21 33.3%
6-20 30.0%

BRUTAL!   That's Dajuan Wagner-esque.   Oh yeah... they are also have lost 6 of those last 7 games.

Looks pretty darn streaky to me.

So who is he?... the player who shot under 40% in Europe and shot under 40% in preseason and is currently shooting under 40% in this recent cold streak.... or the player who caught everyone off guard at the start of this season?

He's now shooting 41% for the season.   He got there quicker than I thought he would. 

I would say we should wait till he has a teammate to pass to and till there's maybe one rookie guard outside of Tyreke Evans that is playing better than him.

I feel bad for Bucks fans.  For 11 games they were on top of the world... they thought they finally found a superstar.   Then it all came crashing down back to Earth and they realized they had a mini Russell Westbrook.  Not that having a mini Russell Westbrook is a bad thing, but after thinking they had the next great legend, it must be a real bummer for a tortured fanbase.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #100 on: December 04, 2009, 11:03:35 PM »

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Other players shooting worse for the year than Brandon Jennings


Rashard Lewis
Rasheed Wallace
Danny Granger
Caron butler
Shane Battier
Daniel gibson
Lamar Odom
Baron Davis
Gerald Wallace
Russell Westbrook
Vince Carter
Wilson Chandler
Eddie house
Mike Conley
Gilbert Arenas
Zydrunas ilgauskas
James Posey
Chauncey Billups
Derek Fisher
Trevor Ariza
John Salmons
Steve blake
Raymond Felton
Manu Ginobli
Peja
Randy Foye
Flip Murray
Kirk Heinrich
Devin Harris
Brandon Rush
Courtney Lee
DeShawn Stevenson
Daequan Cook
Chris Duhon

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #101 on: December 04, 2009, 11:08:04 PM »

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Other players shooting worse for the year than Brandon Jennings


Rashard Lewis
Rasheed Wallace
Danny Granger
Caron butler
Shane Battier
Daniel gibson
Lamar Odom
Baron Davis
Gerald Wallace
Russell Westbrook
Vince Carter
Wilson Chandler
Eddie house
Mike Conley
Gilbert Arenas
Zydrunas ilgauskas
James Posey
Chauncey Billups
Derek Fisher
Trevor Ariza
John Salmons
Steve blake
Raymond Felton
Manu Ginobli
Peja
Randy Foye
Flip Murray
Kirk Heinrich
Devin Harris
Brandon Rush
Courtney Lee
DeShawn Stevenson
Daequan Cook
Chris Duhon

lol

... so we're going with streaky, then.  Sounds good to me.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #102 on: December 04, 2009, 11:10:33 PM »

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Other players shooting worse for the year than Brandon Jennings


Rashard Lewis
Rasheed Wallace
Danny Granger
Caron butler
Shane Battier
Daniel gibson
Lamar Odom
Baron Davis
Gerald Wallace
Russell Westbrook
Vince Carter
Wilson Chandler
Eddie house
Mike Conley
Gilbert Arenas
Zydrunas ilgauskas
James Posey
Chauncey Billups
Derek Fisher
Trevor Ariza
John Salmons
Steve blake
Raymond Felton
Manu Ginobli
Peja
Randy Foye
Flip Murray
Kirk Heinrich
Devin Harris
Brandon Rush
Courtney Lee
DeShawn Stevenson
Daequan Cook
Chris Duhon

lol

... so we're going with streaky, then.  Sounds good to me.
I guess as long as all these other guys are streaky then I'll have to go with streaky too. Better to have streaky bad and good, then consistent bad and bad

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #103 on: December 04, 2009, 11:13:40 PM »

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Other players shooting worse for the year than Brandon Jennings


Rashard Lewis
Rasheed Wallace
Danny Granger
Caron butler
Shane Battier
Daniel gibson
Lamar Odom
Baron Davis
Gerald Wallace
Russell Westbrook
Vince Carter
Wilson Chandler
Eddie house
Mike Conley
Gilbert Arenas
Zydrunas ilgauskas
James Posey
Chauncey Billups
Derek Fisher
Trevor Ariza
John Salmons
Steve blake
Raymond Felton
Manu Ginobli
Peja
Randy Foye
Flip Murray
Kirk Heinrich
Devin Harris
Brandon Rush
Courtney Lee
DeShawn Stevenson
Daequan Cook
Chris Duhon

lol

... so we're going with streaky, then.  Sounds good to me.
I guess as long as all these other guys are streaky then I'll have to go with streaky too. Better to have streaky bad and good, then consistent bad and bad

Gee wiz I hope you're right and he's just streaky...   I mean... Tony Delk once scored 53 points in a game.   I'm crossing my fingers that Jennings doesn't end up like Tony Delk.

Re: Brandon Jennings Drops 55 on the Warriors
« Reply #104 on: December 04, 2009, 11:14:45 PM »

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Other players shooting worse for the year than Brandon Jennings


Rashard Lewis
Rasheed Wallace
Danny Granger
Caron butler
Shane Battier
Daniel gibson
Lamar Odom
Baron Davis
Gerald Wallace
Russell Westbrook
Vince Carter
Wilson Chandler
Eddie house
Mike Conley
Gilbert Arenas
Zydrunas ilgauskas
James Posey
Chauncey Billups
Derek Fisher
Trevor Ariza
John Salmons
Steve blake
Raymond Felton
Manu Ginobli
Peja
Randy Foye
Flip Murray
Kirk Heinrich
Devin Harris
Brandon Rush
Courtney Lee
DeShawn Stevenson
Daequan Cook
Chris Duhon


Just for fun, Boston players who are shooting better (in order):
Scal
Perk
Rondo
KG
Shelden
PP
Quisy
Ray Allen

... and Boston player shooting worse:
House
Giddens
Wallace
Hudson.
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