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Game 25: Kings/Bucks

 

2009/2010 NBA Season

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vs.
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11-14 (1-11 road)
11-13 (9-4 home)
December 19, 2009
Bradley Center
7:30 PM CT
Radio: 620 WTMJ TV: FSN Wisconsin HD
Probable starters:
Tyreke Evans PG Brandon Jennings
Omri Casspi SG Carlos Delfino
Dante Green SF Luc Mbah a Moute
Jason Thompson PF Ersan Ilyasova
Spencer Hawes C Andrew Bogut

109.3 (9th)  - OFFENSE - 103.7 (24th)
110.4 (26th)  - DEFENSE - 103.0 (6th)

95.0 (6th)   - PACE -  93.2 (11th)



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Sactown Royalty / Sacramento Bee / Cowbell Kingdom

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Home sweet home. Pretty even matchup between a pair of pleasant surprises... until you check out the home/road splits. The Kings are turning ARCO back into a place-to-be at 10-3, but outside of Sactown is where struggles happen. They are 1-11 on the road this season, the second worst away record in the NBA, "better "only than the 1-16 Nets.

The Bucks (9-4 home, 2-9 road) are similarly happy-at-home and hapless-on-the-road, and that plays into their advantage tonight in Milwaukee.

Not only that, but... The Kings just suffered a bad loss to the Timberwolves last night, Tom Ziller take it from here:

Just a brutal, brutal affair. In some losses, the Kings have had multiple runs at the lead -- like a half dozen, in the case of the second Spurs defeat. The Kings had negative two runs Friday night. I don't know how that happened, but it did. Tyreke Evans had his worst game in ages (despite eight assists, would have been more if the team had shot better than 43 percent from the field), Donte Greene didn't score a point in 18 minutes, Kenny Thomas didn't score a point in 20 minutes, Spencer Hawes had zero defensive rebounds in 20 minutes off the bench, the team shot 4-27 from three against a dreadful defensive club, and the team gave up 112 points in 106 possessions to the league's third worst offensive oufit. BRUTAL.

Sactown Royalty is pretty much it.

Jennings/Evans. Both coming off rather miserable shooting nights (Evans 4-12 and Jennings 5-21), nevertheless the two best rookies of them all. Should be fun.

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Great game, Bucks fans.

I salute you all. It was a good game and it could have gone either way.

I was impressed with Bogut’s post game and his passing. I think 2 of Milwaukee’s buckets came from Bogut’s great passing out of the double team. I was also glad to see former Bruin great, Prince Luc Richard, make all of his shots, including an awesome 3!

As you know, your rookie is a beast (I’ve praised him many times on this board) and when Redd is 100% your good team is going to be down right scary. Good luck against the Pacers!

33 Wins. Yeah, I said it.

by JETisKing on Dec 20, 2009 12:33 AM CST reply actions  

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