Roy and Blake
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you underestimate Rudy........
He too is a facilitator..he can look to pass, or look to shoot. He’s smart about it, and he’s always moving off the ball….
If our second unit includes Rudy and Travis, we have a scorer and a playmaker.
My hope is that our default lineup becomes
Roy
Rudy
Travis
Lamarcus
Oden
I believe those are our most talented players, and I believe they have the potential to crush teams.
by BroyTheTruth on Aug 31, 2008 7:42 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
we traded Blake for Jamal Magloire
do we really want him to be our starting championship point guard?
Woof
by Charles Barkley McLovin on Aug 31, 2008 7:49 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
Blake is smart, steady and reliable
He can knock down the outside jumper when needed, he can bring up the ball, he can (sorta) guard opposing PGs and he knows when to get the hell out of the way and let Roy cook up something wicked. He’s a keeper.
by DonkeyShins on Aug 31, 2008 8:28 PM PDT up reply actions 0 recs
evidence of how smart he is
he’s been working with Oden for weeks now. Blake knows that if he and the big fella click right away, he’s got a contract for life on a championship quality team. if Bayless doesnt click with Oden he wont be around. This maybe Roys team, but it’s going to be held together by who plays well with Greg.
The pictures kinda small, but Im giving the C's a big thumbs down
by Blazermaniac77 on Aug 31, 2008 9:23 PM PDT up reply actions 0 recs
excellent point
and a very keen insight. A lot will be riding on which guards will work well together with the big cheese Mr. Oden.
Fun speculating: Rudy + Oden? Bayless + Oden? Blake + Oden? Sergio + Oden?
Roy + Oden seems a no brainer. Going to be really good just because it involves Roy. Roy + Oden is going to be the fearsome duo that carries us through the playoffs.
The perfect is the enemy of the good.
by vavoom on Aug 31, 2008 9:36 PM PDT up reply actions 0 recs
and we got him back
The pictures kinda small, but Im giving the C's a big thumbs down
by Blazermaniac77 on Aug 31, 2008 9:24 PM PDT up reply actions 0 recs
The Competition is Heating Up
If you read Quck’s interviews with Blake on the OregonLive “Rip City” blog, you’ll see that Blake isn’t giving an inch to Fernandez or Bayless. He’s a firey competitor, and is determined to be the starting point, and improve on those 5.1 apg and 8.5 ppg in 29 minutes stats from last year. His constant work with Oden will pay – as Oden will up those assist stats – count on it. After all, he didn’t have a scorer in the center with Pryz last year, and now he does. And that in turn frees up the PF as well for assists.
There’s going to be some fierce competition this year in training camp and after. The weak of heart need not apply. Blake is determined to keep Fernandez and Bayless on the second team, but anyone watching those two know that they’re determined to take him off. Trout told Quick yesterday that he is determined to put up 16 ppg and 8 rpg numbers this year, and eventually to start, and you got to know that Webster is equally determined to not let him do that. Frye has worked all summer on his own and with Oden, primarily to improve his shot and scoring, and strengthen his body. And he’s determined to take minutes away from Pryz behind Oden, as well as get some from Aldridge.
These guys all smell the roses. And they all want to be a part of it, and they all believe that they can be as good or better than the other guy.
So, hold on. Game days may have nothing on practices.
by Eben Calder on Sep 1, 2008 8:39 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

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