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some clever folks over at hardwarezone.com have discovered that the current athlon xps being sold (which are not dual-capable) can be made to recognize a dual configuration with a small repair job. a bridge on the l5 circuit is cut on modern athlon xps. that bridge is connected on older athlon xps (the ones that work in dual systems) and on athlon mps. the fix is extremely simple: reconnect it with some conductive paint. once connected, the bios will recognize it as an athlon mp! there's a screenshot on page 3 of the above article. a quick way to get a (non-existent) athlon mp 2100+. of course, doing this voids your warranty. but, it also gives you a *very* cheap dual athlon solution.
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|sweet! (12:21pm est mon mar 18 2002)
sweet! – by next362″
|my words exactly (1:16pm est mon mar 18 2002)
you said it next362 – by etcetera
|yikes!!! (3:01pm est mon mar 18 2002)
to hardwarezone and geek.com for bringing it too our attention we'd like to say: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, and thank you… from the bottoms of our checking accounts! – by ernest p.
|it's hard for me to get excited about dual cpu desktops….. (4:01pm est mon mar 18 2002)
a buddy of mine rushed out and bought a dual pentium 2 266mhz system when the p2 300 was the top of the heap. he paid a premium, and for the life of the system was unable to really get any use out of the second cpu (he was running windows 95 / 98, and almost no software that could use multi-threading). 5-6 years later the story isn't much different – the money invested in a second cpu doesn't really pay off unless you're are using applications that are written to use them. – by msp
|msp (4:15pm est mon mar 18 2002)
windows 95 & 98 do not take advantage of multiple cpu's. however, windows nt 4.0, 2000 and xp all take advantage of multiple cpu's. there is an advantage, even on non-multi-threaded apps. for example, if you're running a single-threaded app that takes several minutes to process (such as converting wav files to mp3), then the other processor is completely free to carry on additional workloads.
even basic windows navigation can benefit from dual processors because there's almost always some extra cpu power available to pull-up the start menu, process some data while a current processor is busy scrolling a web-page, etc. basically, it just makes the user interface much smoother.
– by rick c. hodgin
|hardware reviewers, put these against xeons and show us the benches (4:57pm est mon mar 18 2002)
whooaaa!!! – by askheart
|one question (5:23pm est mon mar 18 2002)
is it easier to do that then to unlock the cpu? – by warplex
|oh man.. (5:52pm est mon mar 18 2002)
found this link at
this place is trully amazing for real good information about oc the xp – by peacemaker
|dear it's hard for me… (6:32pm est mon mar 18 2002)
your buddy didn't run (as a 'fer instance…) photoshop or premiere with lots of effect filters. the wait time is a fraction of what i used to experience with a single processor. if you are a graphic or design professional, it's a must! really… – by gunnygeek
|that's it? (8:45am est tue mar 19 2002)
this is really the only difference? – by manza
|manza (10:03am est tue mar 19 2002)
so far as bios is concerned, yes. :)
– by rick c. hodgin
|dual cpu's (10:40am est tue mar 19 2002)
is more of a status symbol then anything. unless you have need to run specific applications that support dual cpu's, there is no reason to buy a dual processor rig. also, if you have a decent cpu, windows navigation will not be affected by a second cpu, as windows navigation rarely requires 100% cpu usage.
so, waste of money unless you need the power for specific applications. – by – –
|re: msp (11:57am est tue mar 19 2002)
your friend is an idiot for loading windows98 onto a dual system. that second cpu is just going to sit there and collect dust. as some have already pointed out windows98 does not recognize the second processor.
he needs to switch to windows nt, windows2000, or linux if he wants to really use that second chip.
|mp's smart mp technology (9:05am est wed mar 20 2002)
one question i would like to know, and all of us consequently. what's the difference in the xp not having this ? can it drastically change the big picture ?
not only has intel left (too) many cpu models inapt to real parallelism, by not being able to properly communicate to each other their task at hand, but also having a more serial approach as to the chipset's capacity as to "split" tasks evenly to cpus (mp, g4, etc) instead of just leaving one cpu the entire task and let it ask (read strive for)it's neighbor for help, if it ever catches his breath. (stoopid intel for not having seized the opportunity at hand, and hence become a real parallel computing by bringing it to the end-user)
as proof of this, consider the average performance gain under any os, then consider the apple g4's twin cpu gain. (service bell ringing like mad!)
i really hope we can all expect real parallel processing from using two xps. asus lets us use them (two xps) with their a7m266-d, but is there a downside in performance ?
|addendum to previous message (9:08am est wed mar 20 2002)
"and hence become a real parallel computing pioneer by …" – by pete
|smart mp technology (9:15am est wed mar 20 2002)
one further question.
if there really is no difference between the xp and mp cores, as per this technology. is amd hiding it ???
|pete (9:33am est wed mar 20 2002)
hmmm …. it would make sense. suppose you have limited manufacturing facilities (two main fabs), yet you are producing 3 palomino based athlon products (athlon 4, athlon xp and athlon mp), along with a duron product. it would make sense to have a single core, and then simply turn things on or off at the factory to make the chip work more like its end-target use.
also, consider pentium 4. all pentium 4 chips have the hyperthreading circuitry within them. yet, intel doesn't turn it on except for in their xeon lines. so, for all pentium 4 owners out there, that technology is wasted, yet physically inside the cpu.
it is my impression, however, that athlon mp chips undergo additional testing that athlon xp's do not. this is to ensure they function correctly in a dual environment.
– by rick c. hodgin
|rick (9:46am est wed mar 20 2002)
first of all, thanks for your thorough answer.
as you could expect, i would like to ask you this :
i would (as we all) greatly appreciate some further details on this, if you can manage to find some. thanks again. – by pete, pq canada
|hidden features are a lot older than that! (4:30am est fri oct 11 2002)
the intel 486 line of processors had problems like this as well. a 486dx
contains the processor and the math coprocessor, which the 486sx 'apparently'
didnt. the 486sx had both the processor and the math coprocessor, but it was disabled internally.
so intel was essentially selling 486dx chips at 486sx prices, so they were
|dual xp's on asus a7m266-d (10:55am est sat nov 16 2002)
yes, i was wondering if plain english would help me figure out my question! i have an asus a7m266-d motherboard and i can't get the single cpu detection to get lost!!!! i was wondering if anyone here had an answer to my question? i am running dual xp 2000+ cpu's on the windows xp pro os. how can i get this to read both cpu's and work as a dual? and the chips i have are different in colour does that mean there different voltages? one's green and the other is brown? this is my first attempt at a dual smp system and would much appreciate any help or advice that you could offer me! thanks – by fatty
|other mainboards (4:12am est sun nov 17 2002)
does this trick (turn an athlon xp into an mp) works with other main boards or just with msi k7d?
is there anyone who has tested it in other mobos?
– by hadi
|to fatty (4:40am est tue dec 17 2002)
yes, it's somewhere between the l4 and l5 cache. you have to short the two leads together with a pencil lead. it may have to be done several times to get it to work.
good luck. – by airforceboy@hotmail.
|re: dual xp's on asus a7m266-d (2:16am est tue dec 24 2002)
i too have the same board by amd with two mp's 1600+. running mostly linux and windows for video transforming-editing. well finally i think i'm closer to heaven:)))).
i noticed that as form firmware 1006, the bios has a new feature in the advanced options, right under the cpu clock speeds that turns off the checking of whether the cpus are mp or not.
right now the test i'm going to make is to try installing a 1700 xp that i have to see if it will function as an mp, together with one of the other mp.
if i succeed i will post it. – by asterios
|tyan thunder board… (5:56pm est wed feb 05 2003)
juat got wind of this idea… has anyone tried it on the older tyan board with the mp and not the mpx chipset?
another question… do the processors have to be identical because i have two 1800+xp's but one is brown and the other is green… whats the difference? – by psycho ferret
|brown + green and xp into mp (7:15pm est wed mar 19 2003)
1. for those who are thinking of getting a amd760mpx board with dual thoroughbred, you can turn them into dual athlon mp just by closing the last bridge of the l5. the unlocking of t'bred remains the same by closing the 5th bridge of l3 or connect the processor pin aj27 to ground.
2.brown and green chips are actually different chips, while they technicaly could be the same chip(and a lot are), with just diffent colors i've observed that a higher number of tb cores on the brown ones. also most retail boxs have green chips. i guess to tell if they are different chips you would have to look at the cores and compare them. sorry i couldn't be much help on the second one… however to try to answer a posible question two different xp chips(even diffent cores) should be able to run together, as long as they clock and cache levels on the chip are the same. – by rukind
|pencil lead? or conductive paint (2:23pm est wed may 14 2003)
i am sorry but i have scoured the city to find this conductive paint and no one has heard of it. i know that solder will not work. i was reading everyones comments and i noticed someone mention pencil lead.
once and for all…. name me a product that i can use to close that bridge!
|blew up processor (8:24am est sun may 18 2003)
i bought 2 tbred xp 2200 processors and tried to unlock them with isolator in the gap and conductive glue to close the rightmost l5 bridge.
one processor is recognised as mp now, but i blew up the other one (smoke and everything). can't figure out what i did wrong. can you blow up a processor, if the cooler is not connected properly. or is that protected. motherboard is ga-7dpxdw+ – by ward123
|asus a7m266-d (9:35am est mon jun 09 2003)
i have exacually the same board and i am running two 2400xp's on it you have to turn them into mp's and turn of the warning in the bios in older versions of dual mp boards you could run xp's in them without doing anything but now you have to mod them all i did as join twq of the tracks. i scraped away the layer on the top of the proccesor and joined them up with a pencil because i couldnt be arsed going to buy some conductive paint ive been running them for about three weeks now and no problems yet – by eirian price
|xp 2 mp (9:40am est mon jun 09 2003)
i moded my xp's to mp's and i was wondering if you could unlock them aswell i cant think of any reason why not but if anyone does reply – by eirian price
|dual processors (12:07am est mon dec 22 2003)
i am a linux systems admin and developer. i have personally owned a dual cpu system for 3 years now and have spec'd out and architected two dual athlon servers for our server room. i also have a dual cpu system as my workstation at work.
common tasks on these dual systems include: matlab parallel builds, compiles tons of mathematical calculation (the servers are used for signal and wave generation and analysis)…etc., etc.
along the lines of what is being referenced here as "parallel computing," i have built several mosix and openmosix single image system clusters of 2 dozen nodes+. the idea of a sis cluster is that each node appears as a "cpu," hence creating a multiple processor system. processes and jobs are migrated based on advanced algorithms and task scheduling.
anyway, the point is, to take advantage of multiple cpu systems, whether in cluster of dual-system setup, you need tasks that can run multi-threaded, tasks that run "long" enough such that there is a need to offline other tasks to other cpu's/nodes, an operating system that can handle the task scheduling of multiple processes running in parallel, and applications that know how to exploit the multi-cpu capabilities.
long story short, in day to day work, i notice zip, zero, zilch advantage with a dual cpu system. my single cpu athlon 2200+ workstation compiles the linux kernel in about 2/3's the time it takes one of my dual athlon 1900+ servers (offline with regards to production – so no server load). even running multiple linux kernel compiles simultaneously, the single athlon 2200+ takes less time. also worth noting, the 2200+ workstation has 512m of ram, whereas the dual athlon servers have 2g of ram each.
now, even using the 2 dozen node cluster and manually offloading tasks as to distribute the work among different "cpu's," the single 2200+ still is faster.
make your own conclusions. – by j.lewis
|modding xp to mp (8:49pm est fri jan 23 2004)
yuppy yaka yaka yehhhh!!!!!!! guys another success.>>>on asus a7m266-d
i v got a coupple of xp1800 last generation (2003) tbred-b core green coated with special paint that makes very hard to see where the bridges are. also they created grounded dots all around l12 l5 bridges just to make more difficult any modification.
one mistake with the conductive paint and everything get grounded. well you need just a lot of patient and a good lens.
scrap away the green paint only on top of the reconnized dots needed, very gentely and then ribuild the last l5 bridge with conductive paint (heated rear car window repair kit � 9 ), wait 5-10 min. scrap away the unwonted paint around the bridges and from thas grounded dots e voila . ………..if the pc wont reboot withing 15-20 sec. unplug the power supply quickly and recheck the work done ( just to avoid to burn the cpus).
at moment cpus are overclockked at 1656mhz stab. (144mhz bus)
voltage 1.63
i think i can get 1700+mhz with a better cooler and 1.70voltage.
2*xp1800 = � 42.00(gb) * 2
1gb mem pc2700 � 35.00 * 2
asus a7m266-d maybe discontinued (about �100.00)
450wa suply (minimum recomended) – by cladlondon
|modding xp to mp (8:50pm est fri jan 23 2004)
yuppy yaka yaka yehhhh!!!!!!! guys another success.>>>on asus a7m266-d
i v got a coupple of xp1800 last generation (2003) tbred-b core green coated with special paint that makes very hard to see where the bridges are. also they created grounded dots all around l12 l5 bridges just to make more difficult any modification.
one mistake with the conductive paint and everything get grounded. well you need just a lot of patient and a good lens.
scrap away the green paint only on top of the reconnized dots needed, very gentely and then ribuild the last l5 bridge with conductive paint (heated rear car window repair kit � 9 ), wait 5-10 min. scrap away the unwonted paint around the bridges and from thas grounded dots e voila . ………..if the pc wont reboot withing 15-20 sec. unplug the power supply quickly and recheck the work done ( just to avoid to burn the cpus).
at moment cpus are overclockked at 1656mhz stab. (144mhz bus)
voltage 1.63
i think i can get 1700+mhz with a better cooler and 1.70voltage.
2*xp1800 = � 42.00(gb) * 2
1gb mem pc2700 � 35.00 * 2
asus a7m266-d maybe discontinued (about �100.00)
450wa suply (minimum recomended)
firstname.lastname@example.com – by cladlondon
|asus notebook l5 ga, linux red hat (4:55am est sun may 02 2004)
hello, like i've just seen i think there are a good level ohere. for this i need help, hard help to put the linux with text mode at this asus, it only runs the first view, but when i insert at the first of all the option mode , load the kernel and shut down, doesn't load the part for testing the cd integrity.
— thanks. – by mr poor linux lover!
|conductive paint (1:18pm est sun jul 11 2004)
for anyone who has scoured and searched to find conductive paint in the uk, maplin electronics sell it, they sell two different types, one is a thimble sized pot (about 3 grams worth) and the other is a pen filled with the stuff. – by drevilson
|xp to mobile dual (2:24pm est thu sep 30 2004)
just to say another successful 2.5 barton twin rig up and running on an asus a7m266-d.
wcpuid shots – by dinodelta
|2400 xp chips (3:56am est tue jan 17 2006)
ok i have 2 2400 xp chips and i want to turn them into mp but i dont see the bridge on l5, are this enw type of chips or something? – by kyo
|2600 xp chips (5:02am est fri sep 15 2006)
2x amd athlon xp 1700+ – axda1700dlt3c
tyan mpx s2466-4m
i found reviews dated back in 2003 about maing xp processors into mp's but i am not sure if this method applies to these processors aswell….
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The base configuration required for IPsec on the Sun Ray Client is the IKE configuration
file, which is derived from the
racoon.conf file. The IKE configuration
file defines how to establish a secure connection between two hosts using the
racoon daemon. For Sun Ray Software, only a subset of the directives and
statements in the IKE configuration file are required. The complete documentation for the IKE
configuration file is available in the
racoon.conf man page.
The IKE configuration file contains a set of directives that each consist of a keyword
and a set of parameters. Some directives can be followed by a set of nested statements. An IKE
configuration file must be stored in the firmware's security configuration repository at
/ike/default.conf. The use of the
/ike directory is consistent with the strategy that the directory
containing a file indicates its type or format.
There are only two directives that are required for the Sun Ray IKE configuration file:
remote - Specifies the parameters for IKE
sainfo - Specifies the parameters for
protecting the actual IPsec traffic.
Normally, there can be multiple
remote and
sainfo directives, tagged with either a name,
address, or the default
anonymous keyword. The
Sun Ray Software implementation allows for only one of each
The following directives are not required, but they are supported to provide more advanced configuration:
padding - Specifies the padding parameters
for traffic.
timer - Specifies the configuration timers.
Other parameters, such as the location of various ancillary files and ports, are fixed in value.
remote directive specifies the parameters
for IKE negotiations.
The following statements are supported. Specific notes and restrictions are provided where necessary.
ca_type - Root certificate type (X509
only) and root certificate file name.
certificate_type - Client certificate
type (X509 only), private key file name, and certificate file
dpd - Switch to enable Dead Peer
Detection (DPD). Default is on.
dpd_delay - Time between liveness
requests. 0 disables checking. Default is 0.
dpd_maxfail - If
dpd_delay is set, this statement sets the
maximum number of proof of liveness to request (without
reply) before considering the peer is dead. The default
value is 5.
dpd_retry - If
dpd_delay is set, this statement sets the
delay (in seconds) to wait for a proof of liveness before
considering it as failed and sending another request. The
default value is 5.
exchange_mode - Exchange mode to use as
the IKE initiator. Values:
aggressive, or
aggressive mode is not supported on
Oracle Solaris.
ike_frag - Switch to enable IKE
lifetime - IKE lifetime proposed.
my_identifier - Type and value of the IKE
identifier for phase 1. The following identifier types are
address - IP address. This is the
default, although this is not appropriate for Sun Ray
Clients that get their addresses using DHCP.
asn1dn - ASN.1 distinguished name.
This value is taken from the certificate Subject field
if a value is not specified.
fqdn - Fully-qualified domain name.
keyid - An arbitrary string.
subnet - IP subnet.
user_fqdn - User fully-qualified
nat_traversal - Switch to enable NAT
nonce_size - Size of the nonces used in
the IKE exchange. The default is 16 bytes.
peers_certfile - Locally stored peer
certificate type (X509 only) and certificate file name.
peers_identifier - Type and value of the expected peer identifier.
The following identifier types are allowed:
address - IP address. This is the
asn1dn - ASN.1 distinguished name.
This value is taken from the certificate Subject field
if a value is not specified.
fqdn - Fully-qualified domain name.
keyid - An arbitrary string.
subnet - IP subnet.
user_fqdn - User fully-qualified
proposal - List of proposal statements.
Only one proposal statement is allowed.
authentication_method - Specify the
authentication method used. Values:
pre_shared_key or
The pre-shared key file is used when the authentication mode is
pre_shared_key, and the file must be stored in the firmware's
security configuration repository at
/preshared/keys file. The pre-shared key file consists of
lines containing pairs of ids and keys, separated by some number of blanks or tab
characters. Keys starting with "0x" are interpreted as hexadecimal strings. Any
referenced certificate files must be stored in the
directory, and public/private key pairs provided in files must be stored in the
/keys directory.
dh_group - Specify the group used for
Diffie-Hellman exponentiation. Values:
modp6144, or the corresponding DH
group number, 1, 2, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, or 18.
encryption_algorithm - Specify the encryption algorithm used for
the phase 1 negotiation. Values:
3des, or
aes may be followed by a key size of
192, or
separated by a space.
hash_algorithm - Specify the hash algorithm used for phase 1
negotiation. Values:
md5 (deprecated),
sha384, or
sha512. Oracle Linux 5.8 and Oracle Linux 6.3 does not support
sha384 or
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lifetime - Specify IKE lifetime.
remote_address - Remote IP address of the
other end of the connection.
proposal_check - Type of proposal
checking. Values:
obey, or
send_cert - Switch to enable sending
client certificate. Default is on.
send_cr - Switch to enable sending
certificate request. Default is on.
verify_cert - Switch to verify the peer's
certificate. Defaults is on.
verify_identifier - Switch to enable
verification of identity between ID and certificate. Default
is off.
sainfo directive is used to specify the security parameters for
creating an IPsec Security Association (SA) used to protect associated traffic. For Sun Ray
Software, only the Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) is supported, and the Authentication
Header (AH) protocol is not supported.
A full implementation of the Security Policy Database (SPD) for Sun Ray Software is not required, because the communication between the Sun Ray Client and other peers requires only a few switch selections, which have been incorporated into the IPsec configuration menu in the firmware Configuration GUI.
The following statements are supported. Specific notes and restrictions are provided where necessary.
authentication_algorithm - Specify the
comma-separated list of authentication algorithms. Values
include hmac forms of the
values, such as
hmac_sha384, or
encryption_algorithm - Specify the
comma-separated set of encryption algorithms that can be
used in a phase 2 proposal. Values:
3des. The
aes value
may be followed by a key size, for example,
lifetime - Define how long an IPsec SA
will be used.
pfs_group - Define the group used for
Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) in phase 2. The same values
are used as
dh_group. If omitted, PFS is
not used.
sha2_trunc - Switch that sets the truncation of SHA-2 hashes to 96
bits, rather than the 128 specified in RFC 4868. This allows interoperation with some
Oracle Linux systems that exhibit this behavior. This must be set on when using the
sha256 hash algorithm for Oracle Linux.
The proposals generated during the phase 2 negotiation consist
of all of the possible combinations of
encryption_algorithm and
Here is an example of a Sun Ray IKE configuration file used to specify the connection between a Sun Ray Client with a fixed IP address (10.213.25.230) and a Sun Ray server (10.213.21.43) using a pre-shared key.
remote address 10.213.21.43 { my_identifier address 10.213.25.230; exchange_mode main; proposal { authentication_method pre_shared_key; encryption_algorithm aes; hash_algorithm sha1; dh_group 2; } proposal_check claim; } sainfo address 10.213.25.230 address 10.213.21.43 { lifetime time 12 hour; encryption_algorithm aes; authentication_algorithm hmac_sha1; }
If you specify
main for the
statement, the identifiers for the IKE connection must be IP addresses when using
pre-shared keys.
Here is another example of a Sun Ray IKE configuration file for certificate-based authentication
remote anonymous { exchange_mode main; my_identifier asn1dn; ca_type x509 "cacert.pem"; certificate_type x509 "mycert.pem" "mykey.pem"; proposal { authentication_method rsasig; encryption_algorithm 3des; hash_algorithm md5; dh_group modp1024; } lifetime time 24 hour; proposal_check claim; } sainfo anonymous { authentication_algorithm hmac_sha1; encryption_algorithm aes; lifetime time 8 hour; }


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Today's the day for the release of DICE's sequel to its 2015 Star Wars: Battlefront. Opinions on the new game run as wide a gamut as we've seen for a major AAA release, but if you're running a Radeon GPU and ready to dive in, you should first make a pit stop at AMD's download site. The latest Radeon driver is numbered 17.11.2 (since it's the second release in November), and it's primed and ready for EA's Star Wars-themed shooter.
Besides bringing support for the Star Wars software, the new driver fixes myriad maladies. Radeon ReLive should be able to continue recording when toggling a game out of exclusive fullscreen mode, and clips recorded with the tool should no longer have green corruption. Along similar lines, secondary displays should stop exhibiting green corruption after resuming from standby. Radeon Settings shouldn't crash when toggling Crossfire on Radeon HD 7000-series products. Finally, WattMan should correctly reflect GPU memory clock rates, and it should again be able to under-volt Radeon RX 400 and 500-series cards.
There's a fair-sized list of known issues in the new release, but the majority of them are holdovers from the last release. The newly-discovered niggles both apply only to Radeon RX Vega cards: intermittent stability issues after toggling the HBCC feature on or off, and a system hang when trying to update the driver with more than one Vega card in the system. The latter issue can be worked around by doing a clean driver install on multi-GPU Vega systems.
You can hit up the driver's page and download it for 32- and 64-bit of Windows 7 and Windows 10. You can also check out the full release notes there. If you need a different driver, hit up AMD's download site.
Star Wars: Battlefront II has been under fire from gamers ever since fans got wind of its post-sale monetization scheme. Without going into the nitty-gritty details, many users felt that the cost of advancement in multiplayer, whether in time or real money, was simply too dear. EA announced yesterday—less than 24 hours before today's launch—that it would be suspending all real-money microtransactions until it could re-implement them in a way that players found less objectionable. In any case, Battlefront 2 should run pretty well on Radeons with the new driver.


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Even though I had lived in Toronto for 6 years with New York a relatively short distance away, I had never actually visited the United States of America until I went to Chicago this year (not for lack of trying, but more on that in a different post).
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With the new NBA season starting in just six days, here's a look at my preseason rankings for the 2012-13 season. Here's the article covering the lower half of the NBA and here's the article on the league's top 15 teams.
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2012 Olympic Basketball: USA vs. France Game Recap
The United States earned a 98-71 win against France in their 2012 Olympic opener, making it clear that it will take a gargantuan effort to knock this team off. However, it also became pretty obvious that this is no '92 Dream Team. Read the game recap and analysis from Team USA's Olympic opener here.
Free Agency News: 7/3/12 Roundup
As is the case with free agency every year, it's been a busy week filled with headlines for numerous stars and the smaller pieces that might go unnoticed. Here's a quick recap of the major deals and rumors that have gone down in the past week.
Hawks Trade Joe Johnson to Brooklyn Nets:
I already covered this one earlier today, but the Hawks sent their All-Star guard and his not-so-All-Star contract to Brooklyn in exchange for the majority of the Nets' bench and a future first round pick. Atlanta finally accepted Johnson and Josh Smith weren't working out and the overpaid Johnson left for Brooklyn in exchange for Jordan Farmar, Anthony Morrow, Johan Petro, Jordan Williams and DeStawn Stevenson. The Hawks are looking like they'll struggle during the 2012-13 season, but their next acquisition might help a little bit.
Hawks Acquire Devin Harris from Utah Jazz Trade:
Don't get too excited, Atlanta. You're still going to be sorry next season, but at least the acquisition of Devin Harris from Utah will ease the incredible burden that's been placed on Josh Smith's shoulders. The Hawks sent Marvin Williams to the Jazz in exchange for Utah's inconsistent point guard as Atlanta's new GM Danny Ferry has wasted no time making his intentions clear: getting rid of the the organization's two peskiest (and overpriced) contracts in Johnson and Williams. With so much money being cleared out, the Hawks are clearly trying to make room to make big moves, possibly for Dwight Howard or Chris Paul should he not resign with the Clippers. Whether high-caliber moves such as these happen this offseason or the next remains to be seen, but Ferry has done an excellent job with these two moves to ensure the Hawks see long term growth. Plus, Harris isn't a shabby point guard and can certainly help a team out with 3-point shooting when his shot is on. His streaky shooting and overall inconsistent play makes him a bit of a gamble from week to week, but the Hawks need a revival and certainly got the upper hand of this trade with Utah. The move is particularly curious for the Jazz, who gain little from shopping their starting point guard for a former number two draft pick who hasn't ever lived up to expectations.
Deron Williams Still Undecided:
At first, Brooklyn's trade with Atlanta for Joe Johnson was contingent upon whether or not Williams resigned with the Nets. However, the deal went through anyway, leaving the Nets in limbo waiting for their All-Star point guard to decide between resigning or heading to his hometown of Dallas to play with Dirk Nowitzki on the Mavericks. Williams is likely to make his decision known within the next one or two days, either liberating Brooklyn from the ever-growing concern they might only be left with Joe Johnson's ridiculous contract or turning Dallas into a much more dangerous force in the West. We've already been over what the Nets would look like in the backcourt with Johnson and D-Will, but if the Mavericks get their hands on Brooklyn's star point guard, the combination of Williams and Dirk could get interesting.
Lamar Odom Goes To Clippers:
A few days ago, the LA Clippers and Dallas Mavericks worked out a deal that sends Lamar Odom back to his former team in exchange for Mo Williams. As part of a four-team trade, Odom will try to restart his career where it began in Los Angeles as Williams moves on to the Utah Jazz. I don't see the move as a good one for the Clippers for the time being, but if Odom can play more like the Sixth Man of the Year that he once was, it could prove to be beneficial in the long run. The acquisition of Williams for the Jazz meant they had an extra guard, which might help explain why Devin Harris was shopped for Marvin Williams.
Bulls Looking for Veteran Guards:
With Derrick Rose likely missing a significant chunk of the next NBA season, it's no surprise the Bulls are looking for veteran guards who won't eat up too much money and can step in to take over while their star point guard recuperates. The Bulls have already reached out to Derek Fisher and Brandon Roy and while there are no solid deals to report on yet, keep your eye on this one. Fisher is also being pursued by the Thunder, Heat and Mavericks while Roy is fielding offers from several teams as well.
Celtics Hoping to Resign Allen, Bass, Green:
Despite the popular opinion that Ray Allen will be in a Miami Heat uniform next season, Danny Ainge has said that the Celtics are making resigning Allen a priority, along with Brandon Bass and Jeff Green, who may be able to return to Boston as a free agent. While the possibility of resigning all three of these Boston regulars may be difficult, I wouldn't doubt that they get their hands on at least two of those three. Allen has been offered deals with Miami and the Memphis Grizzlies, but would make the most money if he stayed in Boston. It will come down to whether or not he believes he can win with Miami and whether or not he'd be willing to take a pay cut to do so, but for the time being, nothing has been decided regarding Allen, Bass or Green yet.
Dwight Howard Drama Continues:
Dwight Howard came out and said there's only one team on his list earlier this week, and although he wouldn't say outright that it was the Nets, no one else seemed capable of being that team if not Brooklyn. Until yesterday, that is, when the Nets basically took their names out of the Howard sweepstakes with an ill-advised trade for Johnson, who will take up a considerable chunk of cap space. The Mavericks and Hawks are both clearing room for big offseason acquisitions, so Howard might want to think about adding more teams to his stubbornly short list. Howard said if he doesn't get traded to the one team on his list, he would play the season out and then explore free agency, although the choice is not his to make if the Magic decide to shop him.
Steve Nash's Future Still Unclear:
The Toronto Raptors made Nash a 3-year offer, which Phoenix seems unwilling to do at this point. The Suns are leaning toward a 2-year deal if their All-Star point guard stays, but with the drafting of Kendall Marshall, they seem to be preparing for the worst. Nash says he is keeping his options open, which is a smart decision considering his large number of suitors, which includes the Knicks, Mavericks, Raptors and Suns. At this point it seems more and more unlikely Nash will stay in Phoenix, but to leave one non-contender for another doesn't seem like something an aging veteran in search of his first title would do (ruling out Toronto).
Roy Hibbert Offered Deal by Portland:
The Portland Trail Blazers are looking to strengthen their frontcourt even further after offering All-Star center Roy Hibbert a four-year deal for $58 million. The Blazers went through a major upheaval last season and had a disappointing year but adding Hibbert to LaMarcus Aldridge would form a formidable team in the paint, especially with rookie Meyers Leonard likely coming off the bench. However, if Hibbert is smart (and not motivated primarily by money), he'll stay in Indiana. After such a disappointing playoff performance with the Pacers, Hibbert definitely has something to prove to his team, a squad that can actually contend in the East if they continue to mature.
That's all for now, but keep checking back for the latest free agency news and analysis.
2012 NBA Draft Recap
In a particularly deep draft class, a few teams came out as clear winners with multiple picks that are set to have an immediate impact, while others simply settled for the best selections available. Here are the winners, losers and question marks of the 2012 NBA Draft:
Winners: New Orleans Hornets
No surprises here, but the New Orleans Hornets came out better than everybody as far as their draft picks are concerned. By virtue of the (flawed) lottery system, the Hornets stole the number one pick from the more deserving Charlotte Bobcats and didn't let it go to waste, taking the clear best choice with Kentucky freshman Anthony Davis. However, the Hornets also put their 10th pick to good use, picking up Duke guard Austin Rivers, son of Boston Celtics head coach Doc Rivers. Then New Orleans used their 46th pick to grab the small forward Darius Miller, a fellow UK teammate of Davis. With Eric Gordon and Austin Rivers in the backcourt and Anthony Davis in the middle, the Hornets have a very talented, very young core group to build around in the future. The Hornets won't find immediate success as they still need talent at the forward positions, but this draft couldn't have gone any better for a team that floundered in its first year without Chris Paul.
Winners: Houston Rockets
The Houston Rockets also had a nice draft, capitalizing on multiple selections early on. What they intend to do with those picks remains unclear, as the Rockets' plan to lure Orlando into sending Dwight Howard to Houston for numerous draft picks has been mentioned many times, but for now, they have a young nucleus to work with. The Rockets took advantage of UCONN's Jeremy Lamb still being on the board and grabbed him with the 12th pick before selecting Iowa State's Royce White at number 16. Two picks later, they added Kentucky power forward Terrence Jones to the mix. While the Kyle Lowry/Goran Dragic situation plays itself out, at least Houston was able to add young talent to their roster for the time being. Keep an eye on this team during the offseason however; they could be looking to make some major moves.
Winners: Portland Trail Blazers
The Trail Blazers didn't have the sexiest draft and they will most likely continue to struggle next season, but they did make good use of their picks. Portland has been seriously lacking at the guard positions ever since Brandon Roy was forced to retire and Raymond Felton has been extremely disappointing for Rip City. So with their number six pick, the Blazers selected Damian Lillard, a dynamic point guard from Weber State with one major attribute in his ability to score in droves. The Blazers also tried to get LaMarcus Aldridge and Nicolas Batum some help in the front court by picking up Meyers Leonard with the 11th pick. Leonard has a lot of work to do to be a contributing big man in the NBA, but he also has the potential to help out in the paint.
Winners: Golden State Warriors
Once again, this is a team that may not be a contender next year, but they're certainly starting to turn things around with a young nucleus. After trading Monta Ellis for an injury-prone big man in Andrew Bogut, many feared the worst. But the Warriors had a solid draft, picking up Harrison Barnes, Festus Ezeli, Draymond Green and Ognjen Kuzmic. While Kuzmic might not have much of an impact, the other three picks are very good ones. Harrison Barnes will have a chance to make an immediate impact while Ezeli will strengthen a frontcourt that depends too much on the shaky health of Bogut. Green isn't the most enticing pick, but I think he will contribute if he can work his way into the rotation with David Lee, Klay Thompson and a hopefully (healthy) Stephen Curry.
Winners: Milwaukee Bucks
With mediocre position in the draft, the Bucks were able to get a quality big man and shot-blocker in John Henson, as well as a skilled shooter in Doron Lamb. Although these two acquisitions might not turn many heads this season, Milwaukee got a little bit of what it needed after trading away their injury-prone center. The backcourt is set with Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings, now the Bucks needed to add a paint presence and more shooters on the perimeter, which is exactly what they did.
Winners: Oklahoma City Thunder
They only had one pick in the draft, but the Oklahoma City Thunder sure made it count by picking up Perry Jones III out of Baylor. Although there are some concerns about Jones' knee, the rewards outweighed the risks by the time the 28th pick of the draft rolled around. If PJ3 can stay healthy, he can be an extremely helpful presence in the paint off the bench for the Thunder, especially if they can't hold on to Serge Ibaka. At the worst, he'll be a bust, but the Thunder did just make it to the Finals, so if anyone can afford to take the chance, it's OKC.
Losers: Brooklyn Nets
This was already decided months ago, but the decision to give Portland draft picks in exchange for Gerald Wallace makes this an easy choice for one of the bigger losers in the 2012 NBA Draft. Wallace was a dynamic player…when he was in his prime. With that decision, the Nets settled for Ilkan Karaman with the 57th pick, which was their only selection of the night. Not exactly the kind of way to convince your star point guard to stay instead of bolting for Dallas. That could change if the Nets are able to find some way to entice Dwight Howard to come to Brooklyn, but if not, there's little reason for Deron Williams to stay.
Losers: Phoenix Suns
It's ironic that I'm labeling the Suns as losers when they actually made an intelligent selection based on what was left by the time their 13th pick rolled around, but choosing a great passing point guard in Kendall Marshall only reaffirms the fears that are in every fan's mind: Steve Nash might really be leaving. Suns management denied that free agency had anything to do with it, but why else would they ignore the other gaping problems in their roster if they weren't at least a little concerned that Nash might be gone next year? Yes, the Suns are lacking a big in the backcourt after Nash (Sebastian Telfair is the Suns' second point guard at this point) and Phoenix is already up to their ears with small forwards, but is choosing a backup point guard really the best draft strategy with the 13th pick if you really think Nash is going to stay? I didn't think so. Everyone was big on this pick, but all I see right now is an insurance policy.
Losers: Los Angeles Lakers
I loved watching Robert Sacre play at Gonzaga, but it seemed that with each passing year he never seemed to get better. Los Angeles didn't have great position in this year's draft which was part of the problem, but I don't see Sacre having much of an impact and I certainly don't see him providing help in the paint for a team that may be trading Pau Gasol away very soon. The Lakers would have been better off with a role player like the undrafted double-double machine Drew Gordon, who can score and grab rebounds. They did get their hands on Darius Johnson-Odom from Marquette by virtue of Dallas' pick, but I just don't see him helping a very lackluster LA bench. The Lakers have problems to sort out and even though a few offseason moves could quickly right the ship, the 2012 draft didn't accomplish very much.
Losers: Charlotte Bobcats
Yes, they got Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, a very coveted piece at the number two spot in the draft. But after hearing rumors about what some teams were offering Charlotte for the chance to pick up Gilchrist, it's a little disappointing the Bobcats weren't able to work out something better. Not that Gilchrist won't be able to help in some way in his first season with the abysmal Bobcats, but at this point Charlotte needs a miracle to turn their organization around. They already got screwed over in the draft lottery when they couldn't land the number one pick, so I don't think Gilchrist (and the strikingly similar selection in Vanderbilt's talented Jeff Taylor) will be enough to turn this ship around.
Question Marks: Boston Celtics
There were already question marks surrounding the Celtics before the draft got underway. Will Kevin Garnett be back? Is Boston still planning on trading Rajon Rondo any time soon? Will Brandon Bass stay? And would Ray Allen really leave for the Miami Heat? Now they've added more questions to the mix with their selections of Jared Sullinger and Fab Melo, two talented big men who also have slight downsides. For Melo, there are rightful concerns about his attitude and overall basketball IQ, making him a bit of a project for Doc Rivers. As for Sullinger, the risk of his back problems could prevent him from seeing a lot of playing time. But that's okay, the last injury-prone big man out of Ohio State turned out to be just fine and had a long and successful career, right?
Question Mark: Dallas Mavericks
After a lot of trades and flip flopping of picks, the Mavericks ended up with Jared Cunningham (an attacking shooting guard from Oregon State), Bernard James (a 27-year-old center from Florida State) and Jae Crowder (a very undersized but tough "power forward" from Marquette). While I understand the need to put young pieces around Dirk with young in the hopes of rebuilding with Deron Williams, I'm not sold on Dallas' selections. They're not terrible selections and they could prove me wrong very easily, but for the time being, I need to see where the Mavericks' offseason takes them.
Question Mark: Indiana Pacers
The Pacers had a tremendous season but fell short to the Heat because of two main reasons: 1) Roy Hibbert crawled into a deep dark hole and couldn't be bothered despite Indiana's enormous advantage in the paint (especially with Chris Bosh out) and 2) they didn't have a consistent sixth man to help ease the pressure when their starters needed a breather. Indiana can't do anything about Hibbert except hope he rises to the occasion next time, but they had power over the second part of that equation. Unfortunately, I don't see Miles Plumlee as the answer to the bench problem. On a team with Tyler Hansbrough and Lou Amundson, why use your only pick in the draft for another unathletic rebounder who can't score? In their defense though, they did get their hands on Orlando Johnson, a dynamic scorer from UC Santa Barbara who could be the exact lift off the bench the Pacers need. But for the moment, that hope remains uncertain.
Question Mark: Minnesota Timberwolves
With Ricky Rubio and Kevin Love to build around, the Timberwolves are one of the youngest and most promising squads of the future. Unfortunately, the 2012 draft did little to make that statement even stronger. I've always liked Robbie Hummel and I do think he can add points off the bench because he's an elite shooter and a smart player. Unfortunately, I don't think he'll be enough to raise the Timberwolves to the next level. Hummel has pretty much reached his peak (or will soon enough) and the Wolves really could have benefitted from a better spot than the 58th pick of the draft.
Question Mark: Denver Nuggets
The Nuggets are usually very good about their draft picks (Kenneth Faried is going to be a beast next year), but this year raised more than a few doubts. Nuggets fans are usually pretty accepting and trusting of their management, but I have to question the drafting of so many foreign players who haven't proven they can play at an NBA level. Denver took Evan Fournier of France and Izzet Turkyilmaz of Turkey, who both have many areas they need to improve. However, the Nuggets also took Quincy Miller from Baylor, who could be quite the steal if he stays healthy. Nuggets fans trust their management and it usually pays off, but I need to see more before I can say it was another successful draft for Denver.
Question Mark: Cleveland Cavaliers
Sure, they added some length with Tyler Zeller and moved up in the draft to go along with their fourth pick. But I'm still struggling with the selection of Dion Waiters as the number four pick of the 2012 draft. Whatever Cleveland saw at the NBA Combine must really have impressed them, because Waiters' stock rose incredibly fast after being projected in the middle of the first round just a few weeks ago. Zeller adds more size and depth to a Cavs team in need of both, but if Zeller can't produce and hold his own at the next level and if Waiters doesn't pan out to be a complementary guard for Kyrie Irving, Cleveland might regret this draft.
In closing, here is the complete list of every pick of the 2012 NBA Draft:
- Anthony Davis – New Orleans Hornets
- Michael Kidd-Gilchrist – Charlotte Bobcats
- Bradley Beal – Washington Wizards
- Dion Waiters – Cleveland Cavaliers
- Thomas Robinson – Sacramento Kings
- Damian Lillard – Portland Trail Blazers
- Harrison Barnes – Golden State Warriors
- Terrence Ross – Toronto Raptors
- Andre Drummond – Detroit Pistons
- Austin Rivers – New Orleans Hornets
- Meyers Leonard – Portland Trail Blazers
- Jeremy Lamb – Houston Rockets
- Kendall Marshall – Phoenix Suns
- John Henson – Milwaukee Bucks
- Maurice Harkless – Philadelphia 76ers
- Royce White – Houston Rockets
- Tyler Zeller – Dallas Mavericks (traded to Cleveland Cavaliers)
- Terrence Jones – Houston Rockets
- Andrew Nicholson – Orlando Magic
- Evan Fournier – Denver Nuggets
- Jared Sullinger – Boston Celtics
- Fab Melo – Boston Celtics
- John Jenkins – Atlanta Hawks
- Jared Cunningham – Cleveland Cavaliers (traded to Dallas Mavericks)
- Tony Wroten Jr. – Memphis Grizzlies
- Miles Plumlee – Indiana Pacers
- Arnett Moultrie – Miami Heat (traded to Philadelphia 76ers)
- Perry Jones III – Oklahoma City Thunder
- Marquis Teague – Chicago Bulls
- Festus Ezeli – Golden State Warriors
- Jeff Taylor – Charlotte Bobcats
- Tomas Satoransky – Washington Wizards
- Bernard James – Cleveland Cavaliers (traded to Dallas Mavericks)
- Jae Crowder – Cleveland Cavaliers (traded to Dallas Mavericks)
- Draymond Green – Golden State Warriors
- Orlando Johnson – Sacramento Kings (traded to Indiana Pacers)
- Quincy Acy – Toronto Raptors
- Quincy Miller – Denver Nuggets
- Khris Middleton – Detroit Pistons
- Will Barton – Portland Trail Blazers
- Tyshawn Taylor – Portland Trail Blazers (traded to Brooklyn Nets)
- Doron Lamb – Milwaukee Bucks
- Mike Scott – Atlanta Hawks
- Kim English – Detroit Pistons
- Justin Hamilton – Philadelphia 76ers (traded to Miami Heat)
- Darius Miller – New Orleans Hornets
- Kevin Murphy – Utah Jazz
- Kosta Papanikolaou – New York Knicks
- Kyle O'Quinn – Orlando Magic
- Izzet Turkyilmaz – Denver Nuggets
- Kris Joseph – Boston Celtics
- Ognjen Kuzmic – Golden State Warriors
- Furkan Aldemir – Los Angeles Clippers
- Tornike Shengelia – Philadelphia 76ers (traded to Brooklyn Nets)
- Darius Johnson-Odom – Dallas Mavericks (traded to Los Angeles Lakers)
- Tomislav Zubcic – Toronto Raptors
- Ilkan Karaman – Brooklyn Nets
- Robbie Hummel – Minnesota Timberwolves
- Marcus Denmon – San Antonio Spurs
- Robert Sacre – Los Angeles Lakers
Spurs Sweep Clippers, Advance To Western Conference Finals
San Antonio was down late, on the road, against a Clippers team that was finally enjoying a quality performance from Chris Paul. But Tim Duncan and the Spurs would not be denied and swept Lob City in Game 4 with a 102-99 win. The victory marked their second sweep of the playoffs this year and their 18th win in a row, a streak extending back to the regular season.
The Clippers battled, Chris Paul dropped 23 points and 11 dimes and still the Spurs came out on top to finish Lob City off. Blake Griffin added 21 and Eric Bledsoe had 17 off the bench, but there was no answer for the Spurs' execution in the game's final two minutes. The Clippers fought hard, got decent scoring off the bench and DeAndre Jordan even pitched in 10, but San Antonio proved to be a little too much for this team in only their first year together. Tim Duncan led the Spurs with 21 points and nine rebounds and Tony Parker had 17 points. Daniel Green had 14, Gary Neal matched that number off the bench and Manu Ginobili and Tiago Splitter added 11 apiece. As has been the case throughout the series and the playoffs so far, the Spurs' depth and incredibly balanced scoring overpowered San Antonio's opponent and their execution under Greg Popovich has been flawless up to this point. The Clippers gave the Spurs everything they could handle at home but San Antonio is playing the best basketball in the NBA right now.
The Spurs really are the complete package right now, despite the fact that one of their best three players has been aging ever so steadily over the past few years. Even so, Tim Duncan hasn't slowed down. His athleticism and defense on skilled post players leaves a little to be desired, but his offensive technique, rebounding and passing ability and his sheer experience and knowledge on how to win games makes the Spurs a big contender. Tony Parker is playing great basketball on both ends of the floor, Manu Ginobili is scoring off the bench again and almost all of the Spurs' role players and reserves are fully capable of scoring, knocking down 3-pointers and playing defense. It was nice to see Chris Paul play well, but down the stretch, Daniel Green was able to shut him down and keep the Spurs on top at the end. This is just one of many examples of how this well-oiled machine functions as parts of a complete team and will provide a huge challenge to either the Thunder or the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals.
As I mentioned before, Clippers fans shouldn't hang their heads after their team won its third playoff series in 35 years. The result was disappointing, but Lob City was only in its first year and if the Clips can get Chauncey Billups back, replace Vinny Del Negro with somebody better (almost anyone applies here) and maybe improve at center and small forward, they could be dangerous next year. This year was a learning process and LAC still accomplished so much; unfortunately, they got the difficult task of matching up with the San Antonio Spurs juggernaut in the second round. Although they have a lot of unrestricted free agents at the end of this year, if they can sign the majority back and make improvements where necessary, Chris Paul and Blake Griffin could be a force in the playoffs next year. As for the Spurs, this sweep just highlighted how dangerous this "old" team really is. Whoever gets them in the Western Conference Finals will certainly have their hands full.
Spurs Rally From 24 Point Deficit, Build 3-0 Lead On Clippers
The Clippers were already down 2-0 and needed to play desperate. They had been dominated on their opponent's court but now had the chance to play at home to try and gain some momentum back. For awhile, it looked like Los Angeles was going to shorten the series deficit to 2-1 after they jumped out to an immediate 33-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. They even built their lead up to 24 in the second. But even with all of that going their way, the Clippers still couldn't overcome the resilient and offensively charged San Antonio Spurs, who used a 24-0 run in the third quarter to battle back and snag a 3-0 series lead with a 96-86 victory in Game 3.
Tony Parker led the Spurs with 23 points and 10 assists and Tim Duncan finished with 19 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks after a prolific third quarter. Kawhi Leonard had 14 and Manu Ginobili added 13 off the bench. Despite San Antonio's incredibly slow start, Greg Popovich's squad picked it up after a dreadful first quarter and outscored the Clippers in each of the following three. The Spurs cut Los Angeles' lead to 10 at halftime and then took a commanding lead in the third by outscoring Lob City 26-8 in the period. The Clippers' awful shooting and numerous turnovers gave San Antonio the edge in the third and facing an eight point deficit entering the final period, LAC wasn't able to regroup and challenge the Spurs' lead the rest of the way.
Blake Griffin had a phenomenal game for Los Angeles, finishing with 28 points, 16 rebounds, two blocks and two steals. Unfortunately, he received little help from his teammates other than Mo Williams, who had 19. Caron Butler failed to score, Randy Foye only put up seven and Nick Young couldn't make up for either of them with just nine. But the biggest disappointment, once again, was Chris Paul. Paul has a reputation for his indomitable will and his ability to turn any team into a contender during the playoffs. Against the San Antonio Spurs, however, he has been completely and unequivocally outplayed by Tony Parker. Paul finished with 12 points and 10 assists, which isn't a shameful stat line by any means, but for CP3? That's nowhere near enough. The Clippers have only had one consistent scorer in this series (Griffin) while their role player/bench guards alternate having good games (Foye, Williams and Young). Without Chris Paul scoring 20+ a game, it's amazing Lob City has been within reach in a few of these games. The Spurs are certainly looking like the toughest team in the Western Conference and, based on what I've seen from around the league in the past few days, are my heavy favorites to win the NBA Finals at the moment. However, they've definitely benefitted from Paul's disappearance during this series.
There really is no hope for the Clippers this season any more. On the one hand, it's impressive they were able to make it this far in their first year together after some major roster improvements and upheavals. Lob City should be commended for entertaining us all year long with YouTube highlights, for reaching the second round with such a terrible coach as Vinny Del Negro and for doing all of this without Chauncey Billups or a quality offensive center (sorry, DeAndre Jordan, you just haven't panned out like we hoped). It will be interesting to see how good this team can be with Billups back, especially if LAC can find a way to improve at the small forward and center positions. We should all definitely keep an eye on this team next year. But in the end, losing Game 3 was pretty much the nail in the coffin and after such a monumental/demoralizing comeback/collapse, I'm predicting a sweep. Tony Parker has continued his postseason dominance, outplaying one of the best point guards in NBA history. Tim Duncan has found a way through stellar technique and perseverance to outplay younger and more athletic power forwards and centers. And the Spurs' bench is just too much for any defense to handle right now. So at the end of the day, the outcome of Game 4 doesn't really matter. The Spurs would certainly like to win and get more rest, but even if Chris Paul finally does show up and the Clippers get a W at home, San Antonio has this series in the bag already.
Spurs Take Commanding 2-0 Lead
Credit the Los Angeles Clippers for withstanding a few runs from San Antonio and a frenzied home crowd, but the Spurs would not be denied and, like they have for the majority of the postseason, eventually overpowered their opponent. The Spurs didn't have a breakout quarter to extend the lead, but outscored the Clippers in three quarters by at least six points and steadily built a sizable lead that LAC couldn't overcome, resulting in a convincing 105-88 victory.
Tony Parker led San Antonio with 22 points, five rebounds and five assists on his 30th birthday and Tim Duncan followed up with 18 points and five rebounds. The Spurs' depth and balanced scoring was also on full display in Game 2: Boris Diaw had 16 points, Daniel Green had 13 off of four 4-pointers, Manu Ginobili chipped in 10 and Tiago Splitter added nine. Meanwhile, Chris Paul's offensive struggles continued as CP3 only managed 10 points and five assists on 4-of-9 shooting. Blake Griffin led LA with 20 points and Randy Foye had 11, but no one else reached double digits for the Clippers. Mo Williams, Nick Young and Caron Butler had nine apiece, but it wasn't enough to provide a legitimate threat to San Antonio.
The Spurs controlled the tempo and flow of the game and the outcome was never really in doubt. The Clippers have done an excellent job of weathering the storm and haven't crumbled under the pressure of some of San Antonio's most impressive scoring sprees, but they also haven't been able to provide a real challenge yet. That might have something to do with the Spurs' home court advantage, but the Clippers haven't been able to take a lead and sustain it in this series so far. So event though they aren't getting completely demolished like the Utah Jazz were in the first round, unless the Clippers can find some way to even the series back in Los Angeles, the Spurs will be too offensively dominant to beat.
Chris Paul absolutely has to pick up his game with back-to-back games coming up at Staples Center. Paul has been virtually nonexistent and the Clippers can't afford for Tony Parker to outplay him, which has been the case for this series so far. Blake Griffin improved in Game 2, but no one else was able to contribute enough to keep this one close. It will take a concentrated defensive effort, a few more missed shots from San Antonio and a collectively improved offensive night from LAC to make Games 3 and 4 competitive. But at this point, the Spurs are on fire and have a wide array of scorers that can catch fire at any time. They pass the ball well and have all the pieces of a championship team that everyone in the West should be wary of.


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Tired of being bullied, middle-school underdogs "Pottymouth" and "Stoopid" finally fight back with the power of funny.
David and his best friend Michael were tagged with awful nicknames way back in preschool when everyone did silly things. Fast-forward to seventh grade: "Pottymouth" and "Stoopid" are still stuck with the names–and everyone in school, including the teachers and their principal, believe the labels are true.
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