When Is Denver Going To Learn How To Throw The Ball In?

[bbplaya]

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[boba]

yeah they really need to find someone like birdman thats tall enough to throw it in over the d

[Garthug]

ESPN did an article on Chauncey Billups recently and he was thoroughly amazed when he came into Denver and found out they didn't have any inbounds plays. Cant imagine a pro team just wing it on something like that.

[XxViSiOnxX]

well on this one were currently discussing, i think it was melo's error?? did you notice how the ball was thrown?? im guessing the anticipation of him running more toward the half court line was the designed play rather than cutting it short like he did which allowed ariza to steal it once again, but its true they do need to get someone who can throw in the ball and actually have someone run the exact play designed and catch the ball for a change, but hey there still a young team and are playing hard right now and keeping up with the lakers is a sign of maturity and what we should be expecting for years to come :)

[keithnmikkii]

Never obviously, two turnovers on it just tonight, one they got luckey on. George will not put up with that for long (I Hope).

[JesRey]

They will learn in 2009-2010 season

[gladdyontherise]

they will learn when pigs fly :)

[MatthewLee]

I think the most interesting thing about this series and the playoffs in general are all the hypocrites.

After Game 1 all the critics were screaming that one of Denver's big men should have inbounded the ball.
That it was a sin to have had AC inbounding since he is so short.

Different story after Game 3.
Since Kenyon/Melo turn it over, ESPN and half the web are reaming them for poor execution changing their story now and saying that Denver's 'best passer' should be inbounding.

Best passer huh, I though they didn't want short guards inbounding?


And just for the record that behind the back pass from Kenyon to Birdman for the flush was SICK!

[keithnmikkii]

I think the most interesting thing about this series and the playoffs in general are all the hypocrites.

And just for the record that behind the back pass from Kenyon to Birdman for the flush was SICK!

Well if they win there wont be any hypocrites critizing all the little things that is the coaches job.
But that pass you mentioned, yes sick, and if you watch the replay Birdman was expecting it exactly when he got it.

[JesRey]

I think the most interesting thing about this series and the playoffs in general are all the hypocrites.

So that's the most interesting part, what the analyst have to say? You don't care how the Nuggets are playing or how the Lakers are playing?