Wizards lost all 3 of their home games in this series.
We can’t complain. I only hope the Wizards are able to keep free agents Marcin Gortat and Trevor Ariza on the squad
Marcin Gortat 13-15 from the field—31 points–16 rebounds
Wall 11-20 Shooting –27 points
Rebounds Wiz 62 Pacers 23
Best move: Sticking with their board. The Ravens’ middle of their defense was significantly upgraded because the team took the best player available instead of addressing a more pressing need at offensive tackle and safety. The result: the Ravens landed a top-10 prospect (Alabama inside linebacker C.J. Mosley) at No. 17 overall and a first-round talent (Florida State defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan) in the middle of the second round. Mosley and Jernigan are two of the best in this draft … Read More »
Oddly, Chicago is a 5 point favorite.
Breakdown: Getting off to a fast start will be important if the Baltimore Ravens want to take back the AFC North title. The Ravens play all three AFC North teams in the first three weeks of the season, including the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers at home. After Week 9 (Nov. 2), the Ravens will know where they stand in the division because they will have played five of their six divisional games. The only AFC North game remaining after … Read More »
The Wizards are clearly better then the Bulls and I would not be in the bit surprised if they sweep. Nene was big time tonight. I have to admit I was 100% wrong about him. When he is healthy, he is fantastic. Finally, Grunfeld has put a winning team together–look out for the Wiz
After years of missing the mark Ernie has put together a heck of a good team.
John Wall—If you think having the first pick is a lock remember Kwame Brown
Bradley Beal–the Wall Beal Tandem is one of the best in the NBA
Trades for Gortat and Nene–formidable inside presence
Trevor Ariza–great defensively and good 3 point shooter
Signing Andre Miller and Drew Gooden for the playoff run–depth has improved greatly
Toss in Trevor Booker and Martell Webster and it’s … Read More »
MVP: Nene scored a game-high 24 points (8 rebounds 3 assists) and was spirited from distance in going 7-for-13 from beyond 10 feet. As good as Joakim Noah has been on defense this season, it was often the case that he didn’t have the muscle to compete with Nene.
X factor: Andre Miller got off to a slow start in the first half, looking surprisingly rusty for a vet (but also one who’s never been out of the first round … Read More »
