Here is the link to THE POINT GUARD Internet Radio Program - Episode 32 broadcast on BLOG TALK RADIO the first Saturday of September, 2012. Enjoy.
and... May Your Point Guard Flow...
The Point Guard - Episode 32 09/01 by ThePG | Blog Talk Radio
May your point guard flow....This website is all about the Point Guard position in basketball. We examine the 3 categories of point guards and analyze/compare how the respective styles handle certain on-court situations. We look for examples at the NBA level and discuss the various point guards and their categorization.
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
Saturday, August 18, 2012
THE PG CORRECTLY PREDICTS CHANGES BROUGHT IN BY MARK JACKSON AT GOLDEN STATE
The PG calls another one!
As I posted the previous entry, I ran across this excerpt from an episode of THE POINT GUARD Internet Radio Program (on BLOGTALKRADIO) which aired weeks before the start of the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season. In this episode, Speedy asks The PG what he thought of the (at that time) recent hiring of Mark Jackson to replace Keith Smart as coach of the Golden State Warriors. The PG's response was ultimately determined to be right on the money, including the forecasting of the moving of Monta Ellis, the insertion of a big off-guard (Klay Thompson) into the lineup and an attempt to bring in a low post presence (which turned out to be Andrew Bogut). The PG predicted the end of Golden State's entertaining brand of high-scoring basketball as Mark Jackson turns the team to a more traditional style of play. Lastly, ThePG correctly predicted that these changes would make the Warriors a better team - just not as much fun to watch.
May Your Point Guard Flow...
As I posted the previous entry, I ran across this excerpt from an episode of THE POINT GUARD Internet Radio Program (on BLOGTALKRADIO) which aired weeks before the start of the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season. In this episode, Speedy asks The PG what he thought of the (at that time) recent hiring of Mark Jackson to replace Keith Smart as coach of the Golden State Warriors. The PG's response was ultimately determined to be right on the money, including the forecasting of the moving of Monta Ellis, the insertion of a big off-guard (Klay Thompson) into the lineup and an attempt to bring in a low post presence (which turned out to be Andrew Bogut). The PG predicted the end of Golden State's entertaining brand of high-scoring basketball as Mark Jackson turns the team to a more traditional style of play. Lastly, ThePG correctly predicted that these changes would make the Warriors a better team - just not as much fun to watch.
May Your Point Guard Flow...
THE PG PICKS BEST NBA BACKCOURT (from 7-28-2012 THE POINT GUARD broadcast)
THE PG CALLS ANOTHER ONE!!
May Your Point Guard Flow...
May Your Point Guard Flow...
Saturday, February 25, 2012
HERE IT IS! OUR MID-SEASON REVIEW on Blog Talk Radio, Saturday, February 25, 2012
Episode 20, our Mid-Season Review! Here's the link.
We're also starting a campaign to give Andre Iguodala his own nickname (there's only one AI - but Andre's talent merits having his own unique moniker, anyway!)
Call in to the Radio Program, comment on this blog, our Facebook page, or YouTube Channel (see appropriate links in right-hand margin). VOICE YOUR CHOICE!!
May Your Point Guard Flow...
The PG Calls Another One!!
In Episode 19 (see previous post) of THE POINT GUARD Internet Radio Program, The PG states that Jamal Crawford should be placed at the point guard spot, replacing an injured and struggling Raymond Felton. (Of course, The PG and Speedy have been adamant for some time that Crawford should actually play the point rather than the Two.) This past week, Portland coach, Nate McMillan, finally began to see The PG's reasoning. He made the switch and as YAHOO Sports reports:
The PG calls yet another one!! Now, will they KEEP him there?
May Your Point Guard Flow...
G Jamal Crawford started at the point for the second time this season -- and for the first time in place of a healthy Raymond Felton. McMillan made the decision to make a change after the Laker game, and it paid off splendidly with both players. The pair combined to hit 7-of-8 three-pointers in the first quarter, the one miss a desperation shot by Felton as the shot clock expired. Crawford enjoyed his best performance of the season, with 20 points on 6-for-8 shooting -- 5-for-7 from three-point range -- to go with eight assists, four rebounds and one turnover in 30 minutes. "It was a lot of fun," Crawford said. "It was good to get off to a fast start -- just like the Lakers did to us last night. One thing about starting, I don't feel like I have to rush. I can take my time and set the table for the other guys. (Tuesday), the ball found its way back to me."
The PG calls yet another one!! Now, will they KEEP him there?
May Your Point Guard Flow...
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