So I have been a little behind in terms of breakdowns but we are catching up right here and now. We are going to be looking at some stuff from the game against Philly, @ Orlando, and @Miami. As of right now, a lot of the stuff you are going to see here is going to look like nit-picking (especially with how well the team has been playing despite being limited), but if some of the bad stuff seen here continues as people start coming back, it could be a problem. This is going to be a big one, get those reading glasses on:
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I had the pleasure of going to Nets practice today, and I came away with some real good stuff. First and foremost the thing that I noticed was that this team is still playing hard, the media only gets to sit in on the final few moments of the actual practice, but they were still going hard, and just by the look on all of the guys faces, you can tell they were really going at it the whole practice. Courtney Lee was working too, but I couldn’t tell if he went the whole practice or if he was just participating in the drills at the end. Either way it looks like he is still struggling with the injury a bit (at least to me), so I wouldn’t expect to see him playing either of the next two games. Anyway, here is some stuff I took away from Nets’ practice today.
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Well, Mark and I got together once again for another podcast, and in this edition, Mark and I talk about the tough losses in Philly, Orlando, and Miami. We also talk about the injuries (what else is new), the schedule ahead, and a little bit about the new ownership.
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Despite strong performances Friday and Saturday, Lawrence Frank is still not ready to commit to Sean Williams.
Julian Garcia talks more Sean Williams, and also makes note of the Nets ticket promotion Tuesday night – “10 is enough,” where certain tickets will be $10 as Bret Yormark looks to celebrate the team’s worst losing streak to start a season. Awesome.
Meanwhile, Brett Yormark is begging for fan loyalty.
Net Income at the Nets Daily blog looks at members from Mikhail Prokhorov’s old CSKA Moscow teams to see which ones could interest the Nets.
Atlantic Yards Report examines why Prokhorov may want to buy the Nets regardless of where they play their games.
