Navigation: Jump to content areas:


Pro Quality. Fan Perspective.
Login-facebook
Around SBN: Knicks Beat Lakers With Familiar Strategy

How good is Jameer Nelson?

Nelson300_103107_medium

via blackathlete.net

 


I was talking a Magic fan buddy of mine, discussing the value of Jameer Nelson, and he said "Jameer isn't a top 15 PG". It go me thinking, so I decided to go through the NBA rosters and see if I can find 15 PG' I thought were better than Jameer.

 

I couldn't find 15-Here is what I got, let me know what you think.

 

Definitely Better 

  1. Chris Paul
  2. Deron Williams
  3. Steve Nash
  4. Rajon Rondo
  5. Jason Kidd
  6. Chauncey Billups
  7. Tony Parker
  8. Gilbert Arenas

Borderline,but I would take them over him.

  1. Devin Harris
  2. Brandon Jennings
  3. Ty Lawson
  4. Tyreke Evans
  5. Stephen Curry
  6. Aaron Brooks


After doing a little research I realized Jameer is an above average starting point guard. He has his faults, but he is more than serviceable. I just wish the guy would stay healthy.

 

Were do you rank Jameer? I have him in the 13-15 range.

This FanPost was made by a member of the Orlando Pinstriped Post community, and is to be treated as the opinions and views of its author, not that of the blogger or blog community as a whole.

Comment 87 comments  |  0 recs  | 

Do you like this story?

Comments

Display:

All depends on whether or not you rate your PG by team wins or individual stats.

"I’ll go into practice and strangle every single one of them." Kobe's plan to get his teammates engaged after they lost the season series to the Cavs. Leadership.

by magicfaninTN on Feb 1, 2010 12:28 AM EST reply actions  

Personal preference, the guys on my definitely better list would have better individual stats and more wins.

We went to the finals with Raf.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 1, 2010 1:35 AM EST via mobile up reply actions  

I'm just happy that he seems to be coming around....

He was really scaring me after coming back from injury. I think he is a good fit for the Magic, and that is all that matters to me. I will say I was wrong about him. I didn’t think he was an asset to the team, but he has proven me wrong. I just hope he can stay healthy and uninjured. Keep up the good work Jameer!

by GoMagicGo on Feb 1, 2010 12:52 AM EST reply actions  

thanks for the input

Me 2, I hope is healthy for the playoff push.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 1, 2010 1:38 AM EST via mobile up reply actions  

When Nelson is at his best? Top 10. Under any other circumstances? Top 15-20.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 1, 2010 2:06 AM EST reply actions  

+1

in OTIS we TRUST...

by Hbkid on Feb 1, 2010 5:10 AM EST reply actions  

JN

From your list there are only a couple of guys I think could do better than a healthy JN. We forget so easily that last year we had the best record in the NBA with him until he got hurt. He is a road warrior. With 2 minutes left in the game he comes through and is very tough. That is his strength. Something not all the PG you picked ahead of him can claim. You also have picked guys who he beat out for the AS team. He has improved every year he has been in the league and still has very good upside. I do agree though that he should not have returned for the Finals, that was not a good decision. Even though you would think he would be better than AJ even at 75%.

   1. Chris Paul
   2. Deron Williams—maybe
   3. Steve Nash— too old, end of career. His defense is worse than JN.
   4. Rajon Rondo—when both were healthy JN beat him out for the AS team. One on one JN eats this guy up.
   5. Jason Kidd— too old, end of career.
   6. Chauncey Billups—near the end of his career
   7. Tony Parker—near the end of his career
   8. Gilbert Arenas—NO WAY, despite having a lot of gifted scorers they cant pull games out in the 4th something JN has done many times. Also terrible on the road, JN’s strength.

Borderline,but I would take them over him.
From this list only Devin Harris would be a possibility, the others I would not.

   1. Devin Harris— OK with this
   2. Brandon Jennings—The guy is a rook and has come way down the list.
   3. Ty Lawson— no
   4. Tyreke Evans—no
   5. Stephen Curry—no
   6. Aaron Brooks
Good discussion though.

by nanningbob on Feb 2, 2010 3:09 AM EST reply actions  

You're crazy if you wouldn't take Evans over Nelson.

I won’t even go into critiquing the rest of your list because I don’t have time to. Just know it’s way off. As for your statement that Nelson has improved every year he’s been in the league, statistically, isn’t true at all.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 2, 2010 12:17 PM EST up reply actions  

Its tougher with the rookies, we don’t know their full potentials yet. I would still already agree with you on Evans (tho he mite not be a PG), and maybe even Jennings. I can agree with most of nanning tho.. when Jameer is healthy and near/at his peak again. Deron is not a maybe tho, also I don’t think Billups and Parker are near the end of their careers, just Kidd, Nash (on D mainly tho) are in that declining from peak area of careers.

by derekk on Feb 2, 2010 1:20 PM EST up reply actions  

Nash isn't declining.

In fact it’s the opposite, he’s having one of the best seasons in his career.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 2, 2010 1:42 PM EST up reply actions  

I know you had him on your fantasy team, but he’s not better from his MVP seasons.. he’s ever so slightly worse and is nonexistent on the side of D. Still better than most every PG tho :P

by derekk on Feb 2, 2010 4:41 PM EST up reply actions  

The numbers show otherwise.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/n/nashst01.html

Shoot, he’s producing at practically the same rate as he was during his “MVP seasons,” which goes to show you that he didn’t really deserve the award in either year.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 2, 2010 5:31 PM EST up reply actions  

you clearly have not watched a game the magic werent involved in

for the rookies, you would probably only take evans now. starting a franchise though, you;d probably take all 4 of them. and tony parker isnt near the end of his career. hes 27. as soon as you wrote that, this list went from wrong to plain ludicrous. And devin harris and aaron brooks are probably the only clear nos on the second list, with harris being an absolute no.

by nickswarriors16 on Feb 8, 2010 2:38 AM EST up reply actions  

Like Top 15-20 right now…. But when he is fully healthy and similar to last season.. Top 4-7 PG’s in league.

by derekk on Feb 2, 2010 10:24 AM EST reply actions  

I don't see it.

I know he was playing out of this world for a 40 game stretch, but the rest of career says that isn’t the true Jameer.

Jameer is solid, but I don’t think he is in the top 7, even 100% healthy..

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 2, 2010 6:14 PM EST up reply actions  

Agreed.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 2, 2010 11:47 PM EST up reply actions  

Thats why I said "and similar to last season.‘’ which was top mid range shooter in the league, top 5 TS% of PG’s, among top 3P% of league. Very easy to say Top 4-7 then… very.

by derekk on Feb 3, 2010 12:05 AM EST up reply actions  

Sorry, Im pretty sure he was the 3rd highest TS% PG last season actually.

by derekk on Feb 3, 2010 12:07 AM EST up reply actions  

No he was first among guards

that played at least 1,000 minutes.

by NC Magic Fan on Feb 3, 2010 2:24 PM EST up reply actions  

first in eFG% that is.

by NC Magic Fan on Feb 3, 2010 2:24 PM EST up reply actions  

Very nice, I missed that.

by derekk on Feb 3, 2010 8:35 PM EST up reply actions  

i agree

in OTIS we TRUST...

by Hbkid on Feb 3, 2010 9:12 AM EST reply actions  

you guys all suck for doubting him….wait until he gets healthy!

by Jace on Feb 3, 2010 12:15 PM EST reply actions  

No.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 3, 2010 3:31 PM EST up reply actions  

Care to expand a little bit more?

Not trying to be rude or anything…I don’t post as much on this site, so maybe I missed something. But you did agree with someone above that the Jameer Nelson we saw last year (pre-injury) is not the Jameer we should expect, even when 100% healthy. And while I’ll accept one or two injuries as bad luck, I’d say that Jameer is quickly forming a pattern of always having something wrong with his body. 27 isn’t old, but 27 isn’t young either. So if you can do better at a position (and if he’s around the 15th-best PG in the league, that means about half of the teams in the league do have someone better), shouldn’t you go out and try to upgrade?

Again, not trying to hate on Jameer; I guess I’m trying to understand basketball a bit more.

In Gene We Trust.

by MoveThoseChains on Feb 3, 2010 3:53 PM EST up reply actions  

Not E, but..

-I think we can do better
-I think we need to do this off-season or via trade this season.
-I agree his injury history is concerning.. 3 out of the last 5 season’s he has missed 40+ games. He has never played a full season. Out of the 2 seasons he played more than 40 games, he missed 20 games in that season.

Pro’s

Shoots a solid FG%
Shoots a solid 3pt %

Con’s-
Shoot 1st PG
Undersized
Get’s worked on D
Very injury prone

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 3, 2010 8:43 PM EST up reply actions  

Shoot-first point guard isn't a con.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 4, 2010 2:23 AM EST up reply actions  

disagree

We need a guy who can properly distrube the ball to Howard, Shard, and VC.. We don’t need another guy shooting the ball. Jameer should be creating better looks for everyone else..
 

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 12:58 PM EST up reply actions  

I don't agree.

Again, a shoot-first point guard isn’t a con.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 7, 2010 2:45 PM EST up reply actions  

Ding! We have a winner.

Wasn’t there an article this summer or early season that showed the fortunes for teams based on PG 3pt shooting or scoring or something? Sound familiar?

"Give it a rest. No need to keep repeating your distaste for Vince. Carter is struggling, we get it." ~erivera7

by magicfaninTN on Feb 7, 2010 6:03 PM EST up reply actions  

Yeah, Jon Nichols wrote that piece.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 8, 2010 12:53 AM EST up reply actions  

Thanks.

Link @ Hardwood Paroxysms from July 8, 2009 if anyone is interested.

"Give it a rest. No need to keep repeating your distaste for Vince. Carter is struggling, we get it." ~erivera7

by magicfaninTN on Feb 8, 2010 1:19 AM EST up reply actions  

It appears as though the ability of your team’s point guard to shoot the three well is very important. Overall, the difference is more than three points per 100 possessions. Similarly, if your point guard struggles with his outside shot, your offense will struggle.

Beyond that, I don’t want to say too much. It’s too easy to make bold statements without considering some of the underlying factors, so I’ll just present the data as is. Feel free to draw your own conclusions, though.

The article says nothing about defense or wins.. Just that your offense will score more points. If 1/5(20%) of the starting lineup shoots the 3 well ,you score more points. Make sense, but it doesn’t mean you are a better team..

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 8, 2010 6:16 PM EST up reply actions  

agree

in OTIS we TRUST...

by Hbkid on Feb 8, 2010 7:23 AM EST up reply actions  

The Magic "could" do a lot better, but it's doubtful a move is made.

Which makes everything else irrelevant. Nelson will come around, eventually. And when he does, his contract will be a relative bargain again. That’s why it doesn’t make sense to look for someone better because they’re most likely over-priced or unavailable. And they may not be a good fit.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 4, 2010 2:26 AM EST up reply actions  

8 mil a bargain for a 12 point, 4 assist point guard? With a 2.2 Assist to turnover ratio

Don’t forget he is injury prone.

I don’t see it.

Overpriced or not a good fit? I’ll take a guy who can feed D12 the ball and stay healthy. You can’t put a price tag on W’s.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 1:07 PM EST up reply actions  

Half season..

Raf QB’s the 2nd half and the playoff run.. If Raf can do that, what Meer did isn’t saying much.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 10:30 PM EST up reply actions  

You have a short-term memory.

And I say that in the nicest possible way. If Nelson wasn’t a good fit for the Magic, he would have been replaced by now. Otis Smith and Stan Van Gundy know what they’re doing.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 7, 2010 2:52 PM EST up reply actions  

I don't have a short memory

I am take in to account the whole body of work. I am not sold on a 40 game stretch.

Meer is solid, nothing more, nothing less.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 10:30 PM EST up reply actions  

And that's it, I would agree with you.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 9, 2010 3:27 AM EST up reply actions  

There is no D in Jameer

The Magic are a different team with Jameer in the rotation. Watch Jameer on the defensive end of the floor. He hovers under the basket waiting for an occasional rebound or steal.

by ronald m on Feb 3, 2010 6:54 PM EST reply actions  

There is no D in Jameer

You will rarely see Jameer within 4’ of an opposing player on the defensive end. This forces the remaining Magic players to play 4 on 5 on the defensive end. Defending 4 on 5 drains them of their energy. Tired players miss more shots. Against Boston, Jameer hit 10 straight points. However he played no defense. At the point he hit his 10th point, the Magic were down 26-14. The Magic had one assist in the entire first half. The first half of last year, the Magic were like Atlanta Hawks this year. They were winning, but everyone believed it was a fluke. THe Magic were rarely televised Nationally, and everyone remembered all the bricks Jameer put up in the previouse playoffs. Nobody defended him, just as he defended nobody then and now. He had first choice at the shot selections. Dwight was being double teamed, and Rashard and Hedo were dropping 3’s. How many point guards would be unable to shoot 50% with such a sweet setup. Before you comment, watch Jameer in the next game he plays on the defensive end. You will be shocked that you never noticed it before. At 5’10" he plays the best defense he can. He is not 6’. J-will is 3-4" taller than Jameer. Most every player in the NBA can shoot over Jameer at will, and those that can’t can easily blow by him. I hope SVG figures this out before we get to post season play.

by ronald m on Feb 3, 2010 7:07 PM EST reply actions  

There is no D in Jameer

One more point. The Magic ar a much better team with J-will, just as they were with skip to my lu. We are paying J-will $1.3 mil. Jameer makes $6 mil+. There are two more PGs not on the list who have demonstrated they are better. I would argue that AJ and Arroyo are better, but I don’t want to open that can of worms. Jameer was never clearly the best PG the year before last, and was often benched in favor of CA. How quickly we forget that in previous playoffs Jameer put up enough bricks to build the new arena, and the consensus was that we were a point guard away from the NBA Finals. Jameer got injured, and gues what. Too bad SVG decided to play him vs LA.

by ronald m on Feb 3, 2010 7:15 PM EST reply actions  

There is no D in Jameer

Almost any guard would be a better fit, but then again, they wouldn’t be Dwight’s best friend. Maybe that is a good thing.

by ronald m on Feb 3, 2010 7:17 PM EST reply actions  

There is no D in Jameer

To answer your original question, I would rank him 40-60th. I don’t blame Jameer or hate him. SVG puts him in the rotation, and he does his best. Please watch him on the defensive end next time you see him play, and you will understand why the Magic play so poorly with him in the rotation.

by ronald m on Feb 3, 2010 7:21 PM EST reply actions  

REC'd

+1 to MagicMark

"Give it a rest. No need to keep repeating your distaste for Vince. Carter is struggling, we get it." ~erivera7

by magicfaninTN on Feb 3, 2010 9:59 PM EST up reply actions  

Rec

Official head of the Eric Berry bandwagon.

Buc'em- Your source for everything buccaneer.

by 4QB on Feb 3, 2010 10:04 PM EST up reply actions  

I disagree..

His age doesn’t matter if he can’t stay healthy.. How old is Greg Oden?
He isn’t a top 10 PG. Please don’t take 40 games out of possible 410 and say he is top 10.. The other 360 games say’s he isn’t top 10. 12pts and 4assist isn’t top 10.. NO WAY, NO HOW..
Great locker room guy? Where is the leadership, all I see is a lack of energy and effort on this team. I am glad he gets along with his teammates. That is what he is supposed to do, RIGHT? Leadership is what I want to pat him on the back for and I don’t see it.

Jameer isn’t a building block he is role player. Only building block is Dwight. Everyone else fills a role, VC in his prime was, but he is beyond that.

35 Assist to 16 TO’s is terrible. He is 6 yr vet at PG, his assist to TO ratio should be much better. His body of work says he is solid, but that is it..

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 1:17 PM EST up reply actions  

You missed the part where I said his 2nd year he had a PER of over 19.

So again, do not give me that “He’s only played well for 40 games” spiel. I said “at his best” he is a top 10 PG, which is true when you look at his best stretches of games. That includes the 2008 playoffs when he had a PER of 18.2, a TS% of 62.7 and was probably the Magic’s best player in that postseason. But please, keep forgetting stretches where he was actually the Magic’s 2nd best player, ahead of Hedo or Rashard for significant stretches. His PER for his whole career is 16.2, which is pretty good for someone who shouldn’t be playing, apparently.

He’s had injury issues, sure. But comparing to Greg Oden is a stretch, to say the least. Last season’s shoulder injury was the biggest chunk of games he’s missed in his career, and he has yet to have repeat injuries to a specific part of his body.

Where is the leadership? For the past two years, he’s hosted a week-long event in the off-season, inviting all the players to come to get a feel for each other and build friendships. He never shirks away from responsibility, takes all the criticism and doubt that get thrown at him every day and keeps on going. You don’t see him yell at refs (like Howard) or visibly show frustration after a bad play (like Vince). He maintains his composure and keeps doing his job to the best of his ability.

Young role players ARE building blocks. You can’t build a championship franchise without them. So that’s that.

35 Assists to 16 TO’s is not terrible. It’s average. And as I said, he had a terrible game against Memphis that drove those numbers. You take that out, he had a better than 3:1 ratio, which is good, especially for a PG with more of a scorer mentality than that of a distributor. Of course you can’t take out bad games, but it states that he’s been inconsistent, like EVERY SINGLE STARTER ON THE MAGIC THIS YEAR. We can have one of these threads for every one of them, so why continue to focus on Jameer as if he is the problem?

by slickw143 on Feb 7, 2010 7:15 PM EST up reply actions  

He isn't a problem

I never said he was a problem, I am just saying he isn’t top 10. He is solid and that’s it, but he is also injury prone. I already talked about how many games the guy has missed.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 10:32 PM EST up reply actions  

I do agree with your original title..

I don’t think he shouldn’t start or be traded, but I do think we should look for some options at back-up PG. JWill is playing well, but we need a young back-up.

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 7, 2010 10:38 PM EST up reply actions  

That's very true.

We need to get a steal like Lawson or Darren Collison for the future. But unfortunately this coming year is looking to be really thin outside of Wall when it comes to point guards. Hopefully Otis can find a gem late in the first round if we still have a pick.

by slickw143 on Feb 8, 2010 1:00 AM EST up reply actions  

rec

The real "Masters of Panic" are commenting on this blog.

by ben_gleicher on Feb 7, 2010 8:26 PM EST up reply actions  

I think the problem is your focusing on whos a better point guard in a vaccuum rather than fit.

for instance, meers not better than gilbert arenas, but for the magic hes loads better. also, i dont know if youve watched devin harris play this year, but hes the biggest reason the nets have been awful, hes fallen off a cliff, and the nets dont want him for that reason.

by nickswarriors16 on Feb 8, 2010 2:35 AM EST reply actions  

Salary comparison

Chris Paul 13.5 mil
Deron Williams 13.5 mil
Steve Nash 13.1 mil
Rajon Rondo 2.0 mil jumps to 9 mil next yeay
Jason Kidd 8.1 mil
Chauncey Billups 12.1 mil
Tony Parker 12.6 mil
Gilbert Arenas 16.2 mil
Nelson 8.1 mil

All of the “definitely better” make more than Jameer except Kidd and Rondo. Rondo signed a $54 mill over 5 years deal that starts next year.

A healthy Jameer seems about right for the money and is Dwights best buddy left on the team.

by NC Magic Fan on Feb 8, 2010 8:33 AM EST reply actions  

That was also a massive discount on Kidd

He signed last year to a 3 year, $25m contract. In 08-09, he made $21,372,000.

"When you make your final stand
I'll be right there
I'll never leave
And all I ask of you is
Believe"

by The Dark on Feb 8, 2010 11:59 AM EST up reply actions  

good point

Jameer’s pay is in-line. NBA pay scale > NFL pay scale. In the NFL Johnnie Flynn would be making more than Chauncey..

FEED THE BEAST!!!
Twitter Account

by Wmillion on Feb 8, 2010 12:55 PM EST up reply actions  

Considering the plethora of bad contracts in the NBA, Nelson has a reasonable contract.

When Jameer plays at the All-Star level he’s capable of playing, he becomes a bargain.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 9, 2010 3:27 AM EST up reply actions  

I basically agree with what everyone has said.

Jameer is a solid veteran who is a core piece to this Magic team. He does a good job of managing the team and fits well in SVG’s offense. That said, it’s also true that he gets murdered on defense, is inconsistent, and not very durable. Along with Vince Carter staying healthy and playing intelligently, Jameer is the biggest question mark on this Magic team. He’s not a top 10 pg, but the Magic don’t need him to be. He just needs to play 25-30 min. a game, efficiently get his 14 points, limit turnovers, and pray pray pray that his opponent isn’t shooting well because his guy usually can get a good look routinely against Nelson.

by CaliFlorida on Feb 9, 2010 3:23 AM EST reply actions   1 recs

You nailed it.

Nothing else needs to be said.

I write for Orlando Pinstriped Post and have a Twitter account.

"The second unit is kind of crazy because the second unit is only white guys." - Marcin Gortat

by erivera7 on Feb 9, 2010 3:25 AM EST up reply actions  

Pretty much.

Dwight’s more increased role on offense should mean limited production from the other All-Stars on most nights (unless someone is feeling it, which Vince certainly was last night). We don’t need Jameer to be Chris Paul, we just need him to do what he’s capable of. Last night, he did a mostly good job of realizing his shot wasn’t falling and just facilitating the offense. Of course, it helps your assist numbers when Rashard and Vince are knocking down their shots now.

by slickw143 on Feb 9, 2010 8:56 AM EST up reply actions  

Comments For This Post Are Closed


FanPosts

Community blog posts and discussion.

Recommended FanPosts

Minimalistchalksquare_small
Please Welcome Mike from Illinois to the OPP Writing Team
Images_small
Post-Game Recap: Magic 109, Wizards 103
Logo2_small
The Dwight Saga
Images_small
Post-Game Recap: 76ers 74, Magic 69

Recent FanPosts

Small
All Time Orlando Team
Small
Jameer: no more heroes please! Just efficient clutch execution.
Small
Peter Vecsey on Howard and Kobe conversation
Small
Dwight Howard and scoring volatility
Small
VOTE!!: Rondo, JO, Allen, 2 picks for D12 & Nelson
Aazpkmicmaanray_jpg_large_small
Poll: Who has the worse contract?
Small
Oh Jameer, Jameer, where hast thou gone?

+ New FanPost All FanPosts >

Contact Us

General Twitter feed

Evan Dunlap, Managing Editor / Press Contact

Tiny Blogroll

Rather than include our complete blogroll in this space, we've decided to link to it instead. That way, you won't have to do as much scrolling. Enjoy.


Managing Editor

Minimalistchalksquare_small Evan Dunlap

Contributing Writer

Images_small Mike from Illinois