今天一早興高采烈爬起床
準備看一場好球
轉開電視
咦？怎麼第三節了？
這不是太陽主場啊！
可惡的緯來，
臨時取消太陽對公鹿的轉播
我又被欺騙了！！！
好多次了
太誇張了
我只好很哀怨的看著塞爾提克對巫師
不過 巫師很棒喔 他們主場力克Celtics
Caron Butler超酷的!!! 都穿3號阿 (大笑)
好了 看完了轉播 才11點不到，好早
平常都是看西區的比賽，打完都要一，兩點了
開了電腦NBA.com線上聽太陽主場轉播
我一看，半場結束，Boris就已經有10分5籃板了
啥?
也不是很好啦 但是很不錯了
然後我聽著聽著
好多歡呼聲阿
那轉播人員一直說
"Boris is playin' his most aggressive game."
感覺整個主場都在為他的甦醒而興奮
我在幾十萬里遠外的這兒 也是阿!!!
我老公今天的成績是
21分 11籃板 4助攻
好棒吧!!!!!!!!!
賽後有訪問他喔
記者問他
"Can we see this kind of impressive performance every night?"
"maybe." he said.
天阿 好想揍人耶
也太幽默浪漫了吧
應該要說 "I'll try my best."
怎麼這樣就滿意了咧
他是player of the game
不過highlight是寫說
"Boris Diaw scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help the Suns past the Bucks on Saturday."
卻一球Boris都沒有，
真是太可惡了
所以這裡不放highligh連結了 哼
我最ㄡˋ的是
他今天打這麼好
轉播竟然被臨時取消
可惡
都找不到字眼來形容我的regrets了!!!!!!!!!!!!!
常常Boris打的好 都沒有轉播可以看
天阿 你們忍心看我都要得相思病了嗎?
我要看很棒很棒的Boris啦!!!!(滾地鬧)
話說Nash今天也超級棒的耶 35分
他感冒剛剛好 可能手太癢了
不耍狠不痛快
哈哈
Boris你先發 要給我好好的打
this is your chance, plz impress everyone with the Boris in 05-06 season
你根本就可以表現很好的!!!
Boris is talented, unbelievable and impressive.
This game has been the best game this season, SO FAR, but won't be the best, 'cus he's ganna play more and more impressive games later. Watch out!!!
Healthy Suns rally past Bucks
Paul Coro The Arizona Republic
Jan. 12, 2008 10:53 PM
Members of the Suns had the same feeling Thursday when the offense that had just scored 137 against Denver sputtered without Nash to season lows in scoring (86) and shooting (36 percent) at Utah.
Phoenix got Nash and fellow All-Star Shawn Marion back Saturday night, and it was almost as if the Suns had Grant Hill back, too - with the way Boris Diaw played aggressively in his starting slot - as the Suns rallied to a 122-114 home win against Milwaukee.
The Suns' pick-and-roll defense was abysmal most of the game, leading to a deficit and 68 first-half points for the Bucks. Milwaukee center Andrew Bogut posted a career-high 29 points on 14-of-16 shooting, mostly against Amaré Stoudemire. Even with Michael Redd missing six of his first seven shots, the Suns made it look as though the Bucks would snap a streak of 19 consecutive winless visits to Phoenix.
The Suns mustered a third quarter of NBA defense while Nash showed why he should get the league's best shooter in that survey, too. Nash made his first eight shots of the second half, and the Suns began to score at the same rate that they allowed Milwaukee to in the second quarter, when the Bucks scored on 12 consecutive possessions.
It was Nash from the perimeter and Diaw harkening back to his 2005-06 season that earned him the Most Improved Player trophy, a $45 million contract extension and the nickname "3-D" for his multidimensional game. The Suns turned the game in their favor with a 35-18 third quarter that included five Suns takeaways leading to 10 points.
Despite battling a recent flu, Nash finished with a season-high 35 points on 13-of-17 shooting with 26 of his points coming in the second half.
"I actually didn't feel great but somebody was smiling on me, and a bunch of shots went in," Nash said.
The Bucks counted on a less-than-100-percent Nash to focus on passing.
"We were going to stay with some shooters and see if he was ready to beat us," Bucks coach Larry Krystkowiak said. "That was the poison we chose."
Diaw, starting while Hill recovers from an appendectomy, also posted a season high with 21 points as he took advantage of guards who switched onto him. Diaw added 11 rebounds, his first points-and-rebounds double-double in 61 games. It came two nights after he had five points and two rebounds in 35 minutes at Utah. He called it "nothing special."
"I try to read the situation as usual and make the right play," Diaw said. "When it's a bigger guy on me, I try to use my quickness and a lot of movement - ball movement or players' movement that helps against bigger guys."
Cheers
Last seen leaving US Airways Center ill on Wednesday, guard Steve Nash returned with a season-high 35 points and made 10 consecutive shots in one stretch.
Jeers
Milwaukee shot 62 percent in the first half and seemed to get whatever shot it wanted each time it ran the two-man game.
Player of the game
Boris Diaw gets it with 21 points and 11 rebounds.
View from press row
When Boris Diaw is an all-around threat like he was Saturday, it makes him even more effective with his passing. Diaw got rolling against Milwaukee with drives and post-ups against mismatched Bucks. One third-quarter play showed the difference that his aggressive play sets up. After Diaw scored three times in four trips, he passed cross-court out of his post-up and had the Bucks scrambling to recover defensively. Diaw did not get the play's assist but he essentially set up Steve Nash's uncovered 3-pointer.
- Paul Coro
from http://www.azcentral.com/sports/suns/articles/0112suns0113.html
(Head Coach Mike D'antoni On Boris Diaw’s performance)
“We need that from Boris. He has that ability and that’s why we like him. He did great tonight, but we need that constantly. I think he is feeling more comfortable. He got 36 minutes and I think that has a lot to do with it. We go to him and it just all comes together. Obviously he’s feeling well. It’s a lot of little things, but I am really happy with what he is doing and what he did tonight and hopefully we just keep going from there.”
(Suns center Amare Stoudemire On Boris Diaw’s big game)
“That was huge, we need that lift. He came out playing aggressive, played strong and attacked the rim. That was a big lift for us. I know he came out and played hard tonight, which is very important for us. We kind of fed off his energy, and myself and Steve as well kind of took it from there. So, that was huge of Boris and we appreciate him coming out and playing as hard as he did.”
(On Andrew Bogut)
“He’s a big guy, he’s huge down there in the paint as a 7-footer. He was able to get a couple easy baskets there. I played solid defense on him for the most part, he just made some tough shots and he’s pretty good with that left hand.”
(On Steve Nash)
“He came out and played well. He definitely felt a lot better than he did yesterday, which is a big lift for us as well. He shot the ball well from the outside and did a great job of getting guys involved and that was important for us.”
(On defensive difference in second half)
“Activity. I think the activity and energy in the second half is what got us the win and we just got to keep that going.”
 Barry Gossage/NBAE/Getty Images Five Suns players scored in double figures Saturday, including Boris Diaw (pictured), who finished with 21 points. |
Phoenix 122, Milwaukee 114
PHOENIX, Jan. 12 (AP) -- Steve Nash still wasn't feeling all that great, yet he was a spectacular reason the Milwaukee Bucks left Phoenix as losers again.
Nash, shaking off the lingering effects of stomach flu, scored 26 of his season-high 35 points in the second half and the Suns beat the Bucks in Phoenix for the 20th consecutive time, 122-114 on Saturday night.
"I actually didn't feel great, but somebody was smiling on me,'' he said, "and a bunch of shots went in.''
Nash was 11-of-13 shooting, 4-of-5 of them 3s, in the final two quarters. He left Wednesday night's game against Indiana in the third quarter and missed Thursday night's loss at Utah because of what he termed a "pretty nasty'' illness.
He was no sure thing for this game, either.
"I didn't know this moring if I was going to be able to play, to be honest,'' Nash said, "but it was decent.''
The Suns' dominance of the Bucks is the longest active home winning streak of its kind in the NBA. The Spurs have beaten Golden State in San Antonio 19 straight times.
Amare Stoudemire had 31 points and Boris Diaw, starting while Grant Hill recovers from an appendectomy, had a season-best 21 points and 11 rebounds.
"An unbelievable player,'' Nash said of the Diaw. "When he uses all his weapons and is aggressive, he's a fantastic talent. I'd love to see him play like that all the time, and I don't mean the numbers. I mean being involved, being part of the game, putting pressure on the defense.''
Andrew Bogut made 14-of-16 shots, all near the basket, for a career-best 29 points to lead the Bucks, who were playing one night after losing 110-105 against the Lakers in Los Angeles. Michael Redd added 18 points but on 5-of-16 shooting in his first start in six games.
Redd sat out five with a deep thigh bruise, then came off the bench against the Lakers. Charlie Bell also scored 18 and Bobby Simmons had 17 for the Bucks, who lost despite shooting 56 percent.
"This was a dangerous team for us,'' Phoenix coach Mike D'Antoni said. "They score in all kinds of ways.''
The Suns shot 57 percent in a game that featured little defense.
The Bucks were up by as many as 10 points and led 68-61 at halftime. But Phoenix outscored the Milwaukee 35-18 in the third quarter, finishing it with a 13-3 run to lead 96-86 entering the fourth.
"At the start of the second half, I think we stubbed our foot a little bit,'' Bucks coach Larry Krystkowiak said. "They got the crowd back into it, got them feeling good about themselves and then we ran into three guys (Nash, Diaw and Stoudemire) that shot about 75 percent between the three of them.''
Milwaukee hasn't won in Phoenix since Feb. 21, 1987.
But this one was no blowout.
The Bucks cut the lead to 100-94 on Royal Ivey's 13-footer with 9:22 left, but Nash, Stoudemire and Raja Bell returned to the game. Nash made a 19-footer, Stoudemire a 7-foot runner and Nash a 3-pointer, boosting Phoenix's lead to 109-98.
"Their pick-and-roll is probably the best in the league,'' Redd said, "so difficult to guard.''
Milwaukee sliced it to 116-111 when Redd made two free throws with 2:39 to go, then Nash's 15-footer put Phoenix ahead by seven 1:38 from the finish. Charlie Bell's 3-pointer cut it to 118-114 with 56 seconds left, and the Bucks had a chance to get closer, but Raja Bell blocked Redd's shot.
Raja Bell and Nash put it away with a pair of free throws apiece.
Milwaukee outscored Phoenix 21-7 to go up 60-50 on Bogut's dunk with 2:38 left in the first half.
"They're a tough team,'' Bogut said. "They almost let you score so they can get the ball back and push it right back at you.''
The Bucks shot 62 percent, 8-of-14 from 3-point range, while taking a 68-61 halftime lead.
Stoudemire scored 21 in the first half, 16 on 8-for-9 shooting in the first quarter. His only miss in the first was a 3-pointer.
But Bogut faced even less resistance, scoring 17 in the first half on 8-of-8 shooting. Simmons scored 15 in the half, making 7-of-9 shots.
Notes: The last four home games for Phoenix came against teams playing the second of back-to-back sets. The Suns won three of them. ... Phoenix is 14-2 against the Eastern Conference. ... ... The last time the Bucks won in Phoenix, John Lucas was their leading scorer with 24 points.
from http://www.nba.com/games/20080112/MILPHX/recap.html
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