Showing posts with label The Point Guard Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Point Guard Radio. Show all posts

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Sunday, October 7, 2012

THE POINT GUARD Radio Program - EPISODE 37 ON BLOG TALK RADIO

The PG raves about a point guard from New Orleans who stars on the team which best the Boston Celtics in Friday night's contest.  ThePG says this guy should be in the NBA.  His name is Bo McCalebb,   You'll know all about him by the time you finish listening to this.

May Your Point Guard Flow...      like Bo McCalebb

The Point Guard - Episode 37 10/06 by ThePG | Blog Talk Radio

The PG apologizes to those who were expecting him to elaborate on the previous post regarding the Lakers moving to the Princeton Offense.  After catching the game featuring Bo McCalebb late Friday evening, The PG felt that it was important that the audience of THE POINT GUARD Radio Program hear about this outstanding, yet unknown individual.  The PG DID NOT expect that he would rave for a full half-hour!  

Sunday, September 23, 2012

THE POINT GUARD - Episode 35 09/22 by ThePG on BLOG TALK RADIO

Back in the NBA after a year in China, Aaron Brooks
The PG assesses the point guard situations of each NBA team.   On this Episode, he gets to half of them; the other half will be covered next week.

May Your Point Guard Flow...


The Point Guard - Episode 35 09/22 by ThePG | Blog Talk Radio

Saturday, September 15, 2012

FORGOTTEN LAKER DYNASTY LEGEND:NORM NIXON

Forgotten Laker Dynasty Legend: Norm Nixon

Nixon was my favorite Lakers player during the early years of their 80's dynasty.  The Lakers of Nixon's tenure (with Jamal Wilkes, Bob McAdoo, and Michael Cooper and a young, fast Magic Johnson) were like pure-bred greyhounds in transition. It was this team for which the moniker "Showtime" originated.  The Lakers after the Norm Nixon for Byron Scott trade (and with the drafting of James Worthy) became more half-court-oriented offensively and defensively, even though they would still run opportunistically with Magic in transition.  The Lakers of Norm Nixon NEEDED a fast tempo in order to win.  That made for some pretty exciting end-to-end action.  Nobody flowed  better than the Norm Nixon-era Lakers.

The PG agrees with the author of this linked article that Nixon should be considered for the Hall of Fame and DEFINITELY should have his jersey hanging from the rafters.  Nixon was easily among the top three Speed Point Guards (according to E. Pierce's 3 Styles of Point Guard Theory) that ever played the game at the NBA level.

As a matter-of-fact, we have overlooked the Magic Johnson/Norm Nixon backcourt in our ongoing consideration of the great NBA Guard Tandems.  I think we should rectify this situation on tonight's THE POINT GUARD Radio Program.

May Your Point Guard Flow...     ... like Norm Nixon.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

THE PG: "KEEP YOUR EYE ON THOSE TWO..."

The PG thinks this season will mark the emergence of Darren Collison and O.J. Mayo as one of the best young NBA backcourt tandems.

May Your Point Guard Flow...

HE

Monday, September 10, 2012

2013 NBA Draft: Top 10 Point Guard Prospects | NBADraft.net

The PG has begun his pre-season ranking of the top 20 NBA point guards.  Here is a collegiate Top Ten Ranking from NBADraft.net.  Haven't heard of any of these guys, yet.  But I'm sure that will change by mid-November.

This Ryan Harrow guy sounds intriguing.  Taking Marquis Teague's place at Kentucky will make him highly visible on national television.  Won't be surprised if he's a household name by mid-year.

2013 NBA Draft: Top 10 Point Guard Prospects | NBADraft.net

May Your Point Guard Flow...             ... like Ryan Harrow.