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Yes the Hornets played with a nice supply of passion last season,and I have made a note to myself to observe how the younger players will make the transition to playing harder for a longer period of time.( i make the same note every year)
a- Learning to defend in a league where the intensity requirements will require a heavier energy dose.
b-How long will the the defensive load hamper their offensive performance?
One of the rewarding aspects of the game is seeing a young player make the adjustment,and watching him evolve as he gains a further understanding of combining the mental with the physical.
You can see it emerge,as their body language tell s you, " I'm starting to get this"
1-What does not move is dead.What has speed,and mobilty has more possibilities,more life...quickness creates luck.
2- Your Defense is only as good as your HELP/ROTATING defenders.
3-Games are won while the ball is in the air.
4- You design your roster to win a 7 game series not a one game confrontation.
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New Basketball League to Rival D-League
September 4, 2012
Music mogul Steve Rifkind to brand & promote new American Basketball League, USA’s 1st FIBA rule league to serves as overseas player feeder.
ABL begins inaugural 24-game season Jan ’13 with smart economic 12-team league to challenge NBA D-League by paying as much as $3k per month.
via Marc J. Spears via Twitter
Interesting! Do you know what cities will have teams?
Hornets Report Sim League presents...
2005-06 Season Record: 51-31 - 3rd Seed of Eastern Conference
Starting 5: C Tyson Chandler | PF Brian Grant | SF Corliss Williamson | SG Mike Miller | PG Gilbert Arenas
Key Reserves: Scot Pollard | Channing Frye | James Thomas | John Salmons | Tony Allen | Milt Palacio
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