Posts Tagged ‘Chris Webber’

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March 21st, 2005 by Mike Kurylo

Flash back to the trade deadline. The 76ers finally get a second talented offensive player to team up with Allen Iverson. That day Chris Webber was the “huge trade” and everything else was just a byline. The deal was supposed to propel Philly to the top of the Atlantic division. However since February 24th, the [...]

Knicks Improvement From An Unlikely Source

March 1st, 2005 by Mike Kurylo

Whether or not you cared for Isiah’s trade deadline moves, there is one thing that everyone agreed on. Trading Nazr Mohammed for two undersized forwards would make the Knicks worse down the stretch. It was the equivalent of running up the white flag on the 2005 season. However, a funny thing happened as teams made [...]

Sixers Win Webber Deal In Name Only

February 24th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo

[Tomorrow morning I will analyze the Knicks' two trades completed this afternoon.] Anytime a trade includes only one big name, the immediate opinion is the team receiving that player is getting the better of the deal. It’s because in most sports the best players are most likely to turn a team into a winner. Just [...]

Five Stats the NBA Should Keep (Part II)

February 24th, 2005 by Mike Kurylo

[This is the second of a two part series. Part I contains stats 1-3, so just scroll down to read it, or click here for the scrolling impaired. At the time of this writing there is a news rumor that Chris Webber got traded to the 76ers for Kenny Thomas, Corliss Williamson, Brian Skinner, and [...]

Five Reasons the Knicks Should Stand Pat at the Trade Deadline

February 22nd, 2005 by Mike Kurylo

[If you came here looking for Part 2 of "Five Stats The NBA Should Keep", I apologize. KnickerBlogger.Net's Official Trade Deadline Specialist, David Crockett, had an opinion that he urgently needed to share with everyone before the trade deadline. If pre-emptive scheduling angers you, David is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of [...]

PER Leaders (12/17/04)

December 17th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo

And a special thanks to Blogger for taking a nice looking table, and forcing me to use the format below. :-P TEAM NAME………… POS GAMES MIN/G PTS/40 eFG FT PSA FT/FG PERSAS Tim Duncan…… FC 23 35.2 27 51.9 67.5 1.13 36 30.8MIN Kevin Garnett… F 22 39.8 23.5 48.6 76.1 1.08 30 29.89DAL Dirk [...]

2003-2004 Team Rankings

April 17th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo

2003-2004 End of season Offensive ranking: RNK TEAM Poss/G eFG% pPTS1 DAL 92.8 .495 113.32 SAC 92.4 .507 111.23 LAL 90.5 .481 108.54 SEA 89.7 .501 108.35 MIL 90.7 .477 108.16 MIN 88.3 .486 107.07 MEM 90.4 .479 107.08 IND 86.3 .471 105.89 DEN 92.0 .467 105.710 GSW 88.4 .475 105.511 SAS 86.9 .473 105.312 [...]