Travis Outlaw
Watching Travis play Miami right now. He looks horribly lost out there. Kinda sad, actually.
He's currently wearing a kind of awkward looking hairdo. Can't tell if he's trying to rock the mohawk, or if he just doesn't grow much hair on the side of his head. Can't believe we got Camby for him and Blake. What a trade that was.
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I believe that Nate gets the most out of his players
and I don’t expect anyone that was traded to do a whole lot better on their other teams.
I love B Edge almost as much as I love B Roy and close to my love for B atum
Maybe B-Rex as well
Playing along side Chris Paul, for a coach that is likely to give him a little more freedom, he ought to look a lot better than he did.
When the world knows Nico Batum as "The Inevitable", I'll be very happy with where he is as a player.
I think you might see both(Martell and Rex) their numbers go up
but only because of more minutes. I think that their averages per minute will remain the same.
If I had to pick one to do better, it’d be Martell, just because he was coming back from an injury and that always takes time, even a year. With Bayless, he is surrounded with less talent and will draw more attention from the offense. I don’t see him playing along side CP3 that much, but as his backup, giving Paul rest.
I love B Edge almost as much as I love B Roy and close to my love for B atum
*from the defense
wish we could edit
I love B Edge almost as much as I love B Roy and close to my love for B atum
I am not so sure Bayless will see more minutes.
Belinelli and Thornton will take most of the minutes at the SG and Chris Paul plays 40 minutes, not to mention Willie Green might battle for some of those minutes. I don’t think it is a forgone conclusion that Bayless will get more minutes. He is going to have to earn minutes.
i thought i read on here that every player that leaves here becomes an all star!!!
someone on bedge said it so it must be true
Michael Jordan is the Nicolas Batum of America
"I was like, 'Wow, we get a run.'-Felix Hernandez
Artis Gilmore for Hall of Fame
"The Portland Trailblazers are champions of the basketball world!"-Mike Breen, sometime in June, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015
by thomasikehara on Oct 31, 2010 12:20 PM PDT up reply actions
dude sergio lit it up after he left
it’s amazing nate never played him.
I love B Edge almost as much as I love B Roy and close to my love for B atum
is he still in the nba?
Michael Jordan is the Nicolas Batum of America
"I was like, 'Wow, we get a run.'-Felix Hernandez
Artis Gilmore for Hall of Fame
"The Portland Trailblazers are champions of the basketball world!"-Mike Breen, sometime in June, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015
by thomasikehara on Oct 31, 2010 6:21 PM PDT up reply actions
nah last year was his last
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/stats?playerId=3025
he was shooting really good last season over 45% FG and 35% 3s
still assisting really well.
WITH ODEN ON OUR SIDE
with Real Madrid now
only if he was playing soccer would that be impressive
I love B Edge almost as much as I love B Roy and close to my love for B atum
22 mins, 0 points. That’s the Travis I remember.
I'll hold your seat till you get there. After that, you're on your own.
-Groucho
Oh c'mon
Maybe we have selective memories. My recent ones include clutch 15 point outings that saved us in the fourth quarter.
by Ottergoat on Oct 31, 2010 5:18 PM PDT via mobile up reply actions
I remember him as "4th quarter Trav".
live by the shot, die by the shot
"AND THE GAME IS OVER! THE GAME IS OVER!! THE PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS HAVE WON THE NBA CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!" Bill Schonely, game 6 of the NBA Finals, 1977 and 2011
I remember
your man is over here, Travis—he’s the guy scoring on a put-back because you didn’t box him out
nice kid, shallow end of the BBIQ pool
When reached 40 years of following Portland basketball you have, be as passionate of the Trail Blazers you will not!
But he's earning 7 mil a year now
So what can I say? That’s out of this world money
When reached 40 years of following Portland basketball you have, be as passionate of the Trail Blazers you will not!
when coaching my sons AAU teams
we used to use video of Travis as discussion as why you don’t turn your head on your man while defending him, would get those highlight blocked shot on the weak side because he was chasing his man after he turned his head on them and they broke backdoor to the hoop.
yeah there’s no doubt Travis was lost on D more times than not. Maybe even on both sides of the court. but 22 minutes, 0 points does not ordinarily describe Travis.
One thing I do know is that Dante is everything that Travis is not – and that is why I like Dante.
"AND THE GAME IS OVER! THE GAME IS OVER!! THE PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS HAVE WON THE NBA CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!" Bill Schonely, game 6 of the NBA Finals, 1977 and 2011
through a couple of games
he is already worth more than Raef.
"AND THE GAME IS OVER! THE GAME IS OVER!! THE PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS HAVE WON THE NBA CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!" Bill Schonely, game 6 of the NBA Finals, 1977 and 2011
#25
He’s still missed, some. Maybe not his play so much, but his personality is definitely missed. Kind of sad that he never got to return from his injury in the RG, that would have been a special moment.
When the world knows Nico Batum as "The Inevitable", I'll be very happy with where he is as a player.
by ictoagsn on Oct 31, 2010 2:25 PM PDT reply actions 1 recs
not that special really...we had him for 6 years, we got used to him.
btw has he been back to Portland yet since the trade?
WITH ODEN ON OUR SIDE
It's always special when a player comes back from a long-term injury
I don’t think he has played in the RG since, I think the only remaining matchup with the Clips was in LA.
When the world knows Nico Batum as "The Inevitable", I'll be very happy with where he is as a player.
"Batum, who stands 8 feet tall with a 9-foot wingspan and never makes mistakes..." - Posting and Toasting
Atleast he gave us one of my favorite new era blazer memories
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pae5GLy-9Zc&feature=related
back when we didnt have the the burden of expectations. The bench reaction is priceless. Martell and Oden in street clothes were going nuts too
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