Post Your Best and Worst Blake/Outlaw Memories!

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  1. Blazer_Hippie

    Blazer_Hippie Batum getting ballsy!

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    SSShhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
     
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  2. LittleAlex

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    Blake:
    Best: His very last game in a Blazer uni where he took Nash out behind the woodshed.
    Worst: Every single fast break he ever tried to lead.

    Outlaw:
    Best: Memphis shot at the buzzer.
    Worst: Every single time he passed up an open 3 to take a fade away 20 foot jumper.
     
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  3. Boob-No-More

    Boob-No-More Why you no hire big man coach?

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    Blake:
    Best = Game winner in Toronto. 2nd best - that game he just had against the Suns - what a way to end his Blazer career. His best game, by far, this season.
    Worst = Missing 4 of 5 FTs in the final 20 seconds of regulation that would have sealed a win over the Clippers (ironically) on 12/12/2008. Instead, the Blazers lost on double-OT. That was the only game we saw the Blazers lose last season.

    Travis:
    Best = Game winner over Memphis that started the 13-game winning streak. 2nd best was the slam over Rodney Carney that ignited the crowd in the 4th quarter of 13th consecutive (and final) win of that same winning streak.
    Worst = A couple years back against against Phoenix. He had a chance to win the game with a dunk, but hesitated, changed his mind in mid-air and clanged a finger roll. Typical Travis decision making. He's great when he can justy play and not think about it (which is why I never complained about him shooting too much - just let 'er rip, don't hesitate and don't think about it). When he has to make a decision, look out. Trouble is on the brew.

    BNM
     
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    Boob-No-More, Feb 16, 2010
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  4. DaRizzle

    DaRizzle BLAKER

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    Didnt Blake miss some end of game FT's to cost you guys a game this year....or was that last

    It was the end of the season according to KS
     
    DaRizzle, Feb 16, 2010
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  5. andalusian

    andalusian Season - Restarted

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    Last year against the Clips. For sure.
     
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  6. Entity

    Entity some guy

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    Best: Steve's hard work and community service, and Travis's roadies.

    Worst: The term "'Zers" was contractually attached to the both of them, and I must say I'm glad to see it go... ;)
     
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  7. Nikolokolus

    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    Steve:
    Best -- the game winner against Toronto
    worst -- five missed FTs to lose the game to the Clips

    Travis:
    Best -- tied: Game winner against ATL two years ago and posterizing Rodney Carney
    Worst -- every janky, off-balance, fade-away 21 footer whether it went in or not.
     
    Nikolokolus, Feb 16, 2010
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