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Toni Kukoc hat sich mal zu Wort gemdlet, intressante Aussagen, besonders der Seitenhieb auf seinen ehemaligen Teamkollegen Iverson 
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On the impressions of the NBA shared by European players before he arrived as a 25 year old from the Italian club Benetton Treviso:
"I don't want to say we were afraid of the NBA. It was an enigma for us. It was something that nobody knew how to explain to us; we didn't know what to expect. We saw the games on TV, the highlights, but you cannot get any perception of what's going on until you get here and you're living the lifestyle. What I would tell the young guys right now, if you know how to play basketball there is nothing that can scare you about the NBA. Just be physically prepared and everything else will come."
On the fundamental superiority of European players:
"In those days 12-15 years ago, I think we were fundamentally better prepared than the young American players. Our coaches [in Europe] didn't care if we were guards or centers: They wanted us to dribble, pass, shoot, move without the ball. We would do individual skills for two hours every day, and then try to put all that together playing 5 on 5.
"I felt that the teams here were built like, 'I need two shooters, need two rebounders, a couple of good defenders and a couple of all-around guys.' And that's the basis of how the guys are getting paid now. You have guys that rarely shoot the ball but are very good rebounders and they get paid because they're rebounders. You have guys who are just shooters and you put them in there to shoot and to score and they're getting paid for that.
"What extended my career was that I could play all kinds of positions, and I would know the plays. I see that the coaches in NBA really like the guys that are versatile, that play a couple of roles and that are mentally into what they're doing so they can help the other guys on the team."
On NBA stars:
"I don't see that many stars. To me basketball stars are players such as Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, Shaquille O'Neal, maybe Kobe [Bryant]. But I think if you get 35 minutes of playing time and you have a blank check to shoot anytime you want to, it's very easy to score 25 points. The stars to me are the players who raise the level of the team play, not only their individual play.''
On the impressions of the NBA shared by European players before he arrived as a 25 year old from the Italian club Benetton Treviso:
"I don't want to say we were afraid of the NBA. It was an enigma for us. It was something that nobody knew how to explain to us; we didn't know what to expect. We saw the games on TV, the highlights, but you cannot get any perception of what's going on until you get here and you're living the lifestyle. What I would tell the young guys right now, if you know how to play basketball there is nothing that can scare you about the NBA. Just be physically prepared and everything else will come."
.On the impressions of the NBA shared by European players before he arrived as a 25 year old from the Italian club Benetton Treviso:
"I don't want to say we were afraid of the NBA. It was an enigma for us. It was something that nobody knew how to explain to us; we didn't know what to expect. We saw the games on TV, the highlights, but you cannot get any perception of what's going on until you get here and you're living the lifestyle. What I would tell the young guys right now, if you know how to play basketball there is nothing that can scare you about the NBA. Just be physically prepared and everything else will come."
On the fundamental superiority of European players:
"In those days 12-15 years ago, I think we were fundamentally better prepared than the young American players. Our coaches [in Europe] didn't care if we were guards or centers: They wanted us to dribble, pass, shoot, move without the ball. We would do individual skills for two hours every day, and then try to put all that together playing 5 on 5.
"I felt that the teams here were built like, 'I need two shooters, need two rebounders, a couple of good defenders and a couple of all-around guys.' And that's the basis of how the guys are getting paid now. You have guys that rarely shoot the ball but are very good rebounders and they get paid because they're rebounders. You have guys who are just shooters and you put them in there to shoot and to score and they're getting paid for that.
"What extended my career was that I could play all kinds of positions, and I would know the plays. I see that the coaches in NBA really like the guys that are versatile, that play a couple of roles and that are mentally into what they're doing so they can help the other guys on the team."
On NBA stars:
"I don't see that many stars. To me basketball stars are players such as Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, Shaquille O'Neal, maybe Kobe [Bryant]. But I think if you get 35 minutes of playing time and you have a blank check to shoot anytime you want to, it's very easy to score 25 points. The stars to me are the players who raise the level of the team play, not only their individual play.''
On the impressions of the NBA shared by European players before he arrived as a 25 year old from the Italian club Benetton Treviso:
"I don't want to say we were afraid of the NBA. It was an enigma for us. It was something that nobody knew how to explain to us; we didn't know what to expect. We saw the games on TV, the highlights, but you cannot get any perception of what's going on until you get here and you're living the lifestyle. What I would tell the young guys right now, if you know how to play basketball there is nothing that can scare you about the NBA. Just be physically prepared and everything else will come."
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Wen interessiert schon Kukoc? Niemanden und seine Meinung über Stars erst recht nicht.
Philly's Finest schrieb:
Was ist das denn bitte zu eine ******e Aussage...
Wen Interessiert hier schon was über Toni denkst, aber der Junge hat wenigstens etwas erreicht, wo von Iverson noch weiter träumen wird!
Man nur, weil er AI angreift und etwas richtiges sagt...
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Er nennt Iverson ja nicht beim Namen. Da er aber auch einer der Iverson-Geschädigten ist, die mit ihm nicht konnten, liegt der Verdacht schon recht nahe.
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Was den? Jeder x-beliebige Spieler würde mit einem Jordan und Pippen ähnliches vollbringen.Tituzz schrieb:
Klar. :laugh2:
Diamond_Sun45
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Tituzzz schrieb:
ich finds auch richtig was er sagt ...
Solomo
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Ich hab auch mal eine Frage: Gehört das hierher oder nicht?
Fragst Du mitten im Englischunterricht den Lehrer nach ner Matheformel?
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Ich hab auch mal eine Frage: Gehört das hierher oder nicht?
Fragst Du mitten im Englischunterricht den Lehrer nach ner Matheformel?
:wall:killawuchtel
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Von den reinen Point Guard Skills würde ich ganz klar Kirk Hinrich sagen. Aber Marbury hat eindeutig den besseren Zug zum Korb und ist in der Offense mit viel mehr Tools gesegnet. Defensiv würde ich auch zu Kirk Hinrich tendieren, obwohl Marbury bestimmt auch ein guter Verteidiger sein kann, aber Defense hat ja eher etwas mit der Einstellung zu tun.Turaboy schrieb:
Fo' Fo' Fo'
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Frage: welche live-score-Seite benutzt ihr, falls spiele nicht live übertragen werden? bzw. welche ist am aktuellsten? also espn find ich zwar optisch nett (man sieht von wo spieler würfe genommen haben etc.); aber wenn ich nebenbei noch bei crossover-online bin merke ich dass espn teilweise fünf bis zehn reale minuten hinterhängt. Ist nba.com schneller? & gibt es noch andere lohnenswerte seiten für live-scores? (yahoo oder ähnliches?)
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Fo' Fo' Fo' schrieb:
also ich nehm auch immer espn, obwohl es hinterher hängt. aber ich finde, nba.com ist da noch schlimmer!
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Hab bis jezt auch immer ESPN genommen(find den kleinen Court sehr cool), aber die Page mit dem "Glog"(is der während des Spiels aktuell, oder hinkt der auch hinterehr?) sieht ja recht interessant aus, werd ich mal ausprobieren... Danke :thumb:KobeBryant8 schrieb:
greets
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boogs schrieb:
kein problem :thumb:
ist die aktuellste und schnellste seite die ich kenne. wie gesagt kann sie nur empfehlen.
hhm, da ich nicht mehr soviel Zeit habe um die NBA intensiver zu verfolgen habe ich mich neulich gewundert, dass D-Mase mittlerweile bei den Hornets spielt! Was mich aber noch mehr wundert, ist das er satte 10 Punkte weniger im Schnitt macht! OK, spielt ja auch deutlich weniger! Ich frage mich warum?? Mason müsste mMn in der Starting 5 locker spielen! War er verletzt?
Diamond_Sun45
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ich frag mich das auch ...nee verlötzt is er nich ...er spielt einfach weniger ...frag mich nich wieso ..entwedr er muss noch das system lernen ..oder man will den jungen mehr zeit geben , das die heranreifen usw. ...
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Einerseits...ja, aber andererseits...wenn's so ist, macht's keinen Sinn. Dann hätte man Mason lieber da lassen sollen, wo er war und selber Magloire behalten können, denn ein Magloire in der Starting Five nutzt deutlich mehr als ein Spieler vom Kaliber Desmond Masons am Ende der Bank eines eher mittelprächtigen (vorsichtig ausgedrückt) Teams.Diamond_Sun45 schrieb: