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joober jones said:
Speaking of guys who got less playing time than they should have under Brooks, what is Thabeet doing this year? I know he opted to not return to the D-League but past that I don't know where/if he's playing.
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Let's not go off the deepend, Thabeet couldn't play, his lack of playing time was warranted.
 
joober jones said:
Speaking of guys who got less playing time than they should have under Brooks, what is Thabeet doing this year? I know he opted to not return to the D-League but past that I don't know where/if he's playing.
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Thabeet is not an NBA player, that's not Brooks fault.
 
NC_Uconn_Fan said:
Keep Lamb in the 2nd unit, he will get more shots this way. Also his minutes will be higher than PJ because Cliff will have him finish games like last night. I like where he is, Hornets have had such a terrible second unit for years, now their 2nd unit is awesome.
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Exactly if it aint broke don't fix it. You can make yourself a hell of a career being a 6th man nothing wrong with that. Cliff Robinson perhaps is the greatest 6th man ever, and Ben won the 6th man award as a rookie.
 
I expect Lamb to be a starter but even if he still comes off the bench his playing time will increase, think they are just easing him in after injury.
 
Has 18 pts, 4 rbs 1 st and 1 to. 8/10 FG and 2/3 3pt in just 20 mins with 7 mins left in the 3rd vs Twolves. On fire.
 
It didnt take JLamb long to blow up after getting out of Oklahoma. This is his first year in Charlotte...right?
 
Let's just be honest, Jeremy doesn't have that natural "fire" in him that leads athletes to be truly great rather than just a good player.

To me, this move was 100% going to make Jeremy produce as well as he possibly can, simply due to the fact that papa Kemba is there to push him as hard as he can go

Jeremy should be paying Kemba 10% of his earnings, because his future success is all birthed from the motivation from him
 
Kembacity said:
Let's just be honest, Jeremy doesn't have that natural "fire" in him that leads athletes to be truly great rather than just a good player.

To me, this move was 100% going to make Jeremy produce as well as he possibly can, simply due to the fact that papa Kemba is there to push him as hard as he can go

Jeremy should be paying Kemba 10% of his earnings, because his future success is all birthed from the motivation from him
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I think you have to add the fact that he probably has close contact and advise from Papa Jordan as well.
 
Kembacity said:
Let's just be honest, Jeremy doesn't have that natural "fire" in him that leads athletes to be truly great rather than just a good player.

To me, this move was 100% going to make Jeremy produce as well as he possibly can, simply due to the fact that papa Kemba is there to push him as hard as he can go

Jeremy should be paying Kemba 10% of his earnings, because his future success is all birthed from the motivation from him
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I remember people saying Drummond doesn't have a motor and that's why he'd never be a superstar in the league.
This may be the most asinine post I've seen on here in some time... and that's saying something.
 
Kembacity said:
Let's just be honest, Jeremy doesn't have that natural "fire" in him that leads athletes to be truly great rather than just a good player.

To me, this move was 100% going to make Jeremy produce as well as he possibly can, simply due to the fact that papa Kemba is there to push him as hard as he can go

Jeremy should be paying Kemba 10% of his earnings, because his future success is all birthed from the motivation from him
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You're giving Kemba way too much credit here and you sound silly.
 
Jeremy has always had the reputation of an athlete who puts in a lot of work. He can look disengaged defensively, but I don't buy that "he doesn't have the fire."

Rich Cho - "We love his work ethic. A high-character guy who can shoot the ball well and is versatile.”

Thunder beat writer - "Lamb regularly was one of the last players on the court after practices and shootarounds, spending time with assistant coaches and other young players working on everything from one-on-one skills to pick and rolls and perimeter shooting. He always seemed to be a willing participant and eager to learn."

Thunder forward Nick Collison — “I was impressed with him and his work ethic…It’s not easy, mentally, to come in every day when you know you’re not playing and do the work.”

Former Connecticut teammate Alex Oriakhi — “That’s a kid that is in the gym literally every day, working on his game. After games, he’s in the gym…He’s a good kid and he loves the game.”
 
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aceboon said:
You're giving Kemba way too much credit here and you sound silly.
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Love Jordan the basketball player, Jordan the owner & mentor doesn't have quite the track record. More known for breaking guys. Jeremy is doing well a few games in, but let's not start sucking each other's popsicles just yet.
 
Dogdeacon said:
Love Jordan the basketball player, Jordan the owner & mentor doesn't have quite the track record. More known for breaking guys. Jeremy is doing well a few games in, but let's not start sucking each other's popsicles just yet.
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I didn't say anything about Jordan, not sure why you're quoting me
 
Every time they see Hornets highlights or a box score this season, Thunder fans gotta be sayin', "WTF , Billy? Why did we trade this guy? WTF, Scotty, why didn't you play this guy? "
 
BTW why isn't Lamb the starter yet in Charlotte? Haven't gotten a chance to catch one of their games, but Hariston can't ball and Lamb' stats/highlights are pretty impressive. @aceboon
 
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