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Jan3
The Warriors Report: The return of the Don Nelson Not-So-Much Comedy Hour
Filed under: The Morning Report; Tagged as: Andre Miller, Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, Brandon Roy, Chris Hunter, Don Nelson, Gilbert Arenas, Juwan Howard, Martell Webster, Monta Ellis, Ronny Turiaf, Stephen JacksonNo CommentsBy Geoff Lepper
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San Francisco Chronicle (Rusty Simmons): Nobody does internally directed criticism like Don Nelson: “They posted when they wanted, they penetrated when they wanted, and they made us pay whatever price they wanted. We just didn’t compete.”Also, Anthony Morrow and Chris Hunter will have the remainder of their contracts guaranteed this week, unless the team waives them. There’s no chance of that happening with Morrow, but there’s still a little bit of doubt on Hunter, although I’d hazard a guess that it’s a 90 to 95 percent “yes.” The team is expected to make its decision on Monday.
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Dec29
Game 30 (Warriors 103, Celtics 99), The Wrapup: Choosing a player for their defensive prowess — can Don Nelson and the Warriors sustain this philosophy?
Filed under: Uncategorized; Tagged as: Andris Biedrins, C.J. Watson, Corey Maggette, Don Nelson, Monta Ellis, Rajon Rondo, Ronny Turiaf, Stephen Curry, Stephen Jackson1 CommentBy Geoff Lepper
48minutes.netWith a 103-99 victory over Boston on Tuesday, the Warriors have themselves just their second winning streak of the season. The first one was pretty impressive, as you may recall; back in November, just after the Stephen Jackson saga resolved itself, Golden State beat Portland (before the Trail Blazers were wracked by injuries) at home, then spanked Dallas on the road.
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Dec19
Game 26 (Wizards 118, Warriors 109), The Wrapup: Smallball Strikes Again
Filed under: The Wrapup; Tagged as: Antawn Jamison, Anthony Morrow, C.J. Watson, Caron Butler, Corey Maggette, Don Nelson, Gilbert Arenas, Mikki Moore, Monta Ellis, Richard Hamilton, Stephen Jackson, Vladimir Radmanovic4 CommentsBy Geoff Lepper
48minutes.netDon Nelson focused his (quite brief) post-game comments after Washington’s 118-109 win Friday night on how the Warriors couldn’t stop Gilbert Arenas, but frankly, as his own team has proven, one player often can’t win by himself, regardless of how good he is individually.
Case in point, obviously: Monta Ellis has quite simply played his ass off since Stephen Jackson left, and the Warriors have nothing left to show for it expect for fourth-place status in the John Wall Sweepstakes.
Did Arenas close out the game, scoring 10 of the Wizards’ 14 points in the final 5:13? Sure he did. But all Washington did in the fourth quarter was nurse home the seven-point lead they had brought into that period. And that lead was built on the back of Caron Butler straight-up abusing the smaller, weaker defenders Nelson kept throwing at him in an orgy of smallball fun.
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Nov25
The Warriors Afternoon Report: Just how many wins has Don Nelson accrued while not attending the game?
Filed under: The Morning Report; Tagged as: Avery Johnson, Corey Maggette, Don Nelson, Jason Kidd, Keith Smart, Lenny Wilkens, Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry, Stephen Jackson, Vladimir Radmanovic1 CommentBy Geoff Lepper
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Contra Costa Times (Marcus Thompson II):
So, I’m OK with a coach still getting credit for a win when he gets tossed midway through a contest. But if Don Nelson were to retire with 1,333 wins – just one more than Lenny Wilkens – you think people wouldn’t remember this game as “The One Nellie Won From Nearly 2,000 Miles Away, Watching On TV”?
Also: Vladimir Radmanovic makes more of a contribution than anyone has a right to expect.
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Nov25
Game 13, The Wrapup (Warriors 111, Mavericks 103): Monta Ellis, exploder of myths
Filed under: The Wrapup; Tagged as: Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, Anthony Randolph, Chris Hunter, Corey Maggette, Dirk Nowitzki, Don Nelson, Mikki Moore, Monta Ellis, Rick Carlisle, Ronny Turiaf, Stephen Curry, Stephen Jackson, Tim Duncan, Vladimir Radmanovic4 CommentsBy Geoff Lepper
48minutes.netWhen Monta Ellis came into the league, there was a school of thought (with his own coach being one of the adherents) that he wouldn’t succeed in the NBA because all he did in high school was just break down some poor, under-equipped defender from the Jackson Public Schools league and get to the rim.
He can’t do that in The League, the doubters said. Not regularly, anyways.
OK, so that myth just exploded on Tuesday.
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