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Can the C.J. Miles experiment please end?

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prodigy said:
I thought it was a curious play call by Portland. You have a spot up shooter that's on fire from downtown thanks to some non-existent D, he is out of his element by driving to the hoop and therefore he trips on his own damn feet and we call it good defense. ahaha. But thanks Blazers!
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It was good defense too. He wasn't getting into the lane even if he didn't get injured. At one point Wallace was trying to post Miles up, but Miles was able to push Wallace far away from the paint far enough to were an entry pass was too difficult.

There was some rotation errors on the Jazz and CJ's part, but his man D was solid.
 
gregbroncs said:
Yet on the biggest possession of that game he played great defense on Batum and forced the TO. Yes Batum tripped over his own feet. But he was being guarded very well by CJ at the time.
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HA! The clown did his best to lose that game. Miss all his threes going down the stretch. Clown D did not cause Batum to trip.
 
mountain said:
HA! The clown did his best to lose that game. Miss all his threes going down the stretch. Clown D did not cause Batum to trip.
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No he didn't. What he did do was play good defense and prevent him from getting to the basket. Batum tripping was a result of him having no where to go and trying to force it anyway. That was good defense by CJ.
 
squareinthecircle said:
16 pts on 9 shots. I'm past questioning CJ and am very glad to have him on the team.
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History is still very much on the doubters' side here, but he has been playing very good basketball for consecutive games and that's really something (for him).

My gut tells me he's going to play himself into a contract that some team is going to really regret giving him.
 
CJ is still CJ. His most impressive trait this year has been his body control on his drives. He still takes some questionable shots and doesn't have great accuracy on his shot, but he is getting to the line and making key shots, so that's all I really want out of him.
 
Wow, the clown is really missing a lot of shots, even for the clown. He might set a record. I don't think this is an experiment anymore, it's more like a disaster.
 
mountain said:
Wow, the clown is really missing a lot of shots, even for the clown. He might set a record. I don't think this is an experiment anymore, it's more like a disaster.
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What are you talking about Mountain Mouth? CJ has taken 62 threes and he has made 17 (26%). Let's see you stupid fans shoot 26% threes. And how many other players do you know that could even get off 62 threes with his limited time in the game? And he's done it with other players having their hands right in his face! So just stop it! And stop calling CJ Clank the Clown! His name is Chucker, I think.
 
mountain said:
Wow, the clown is really missing a lot of shots, even for the clown. He might set a record. I don't think this is an experiment anymore, it's more like a disaster.
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mountain said:
What are you talking about Mountain Mouth? CJ has taken 62 threes and he has made 17 (26%). Let's see you stupid fans shoot 26% threes. And how many other players do you know that could even get off 62 threes with his limited time in the game? And he's done it with other players having their hands right in his face! So just stop it! And stop calling CJ Clank the Clown! His name is Chucker, I think.
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When you have no audience but yourself it's time to leave.

Make like a tree and **** off.
 
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"The cheerleaders distracted me!" Chucker J. Miles explains to Utah Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin who replies "let's see how distracted you are playing for the nets" during a 1 of 6 shooting, 3 turnover performance during the first half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012, in Oakland, Calif.

The morrow-chucker swap is still on right?
 
prodigy said:
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"The cheerleaders distracted me!" Chucker J. Miles explains to Utah Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin who replies "let's see how distracted you are playing for the nets" during a 1 of 6 shooting, 3 turnover performance during the first half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012, in Oakland, Calif.

The morrow-chucker swap is still on right?
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The Clown is upset because the ref won't give him a hug.
 
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