Mwana Mboka

Les Congolais... | 08 décembre 2007

 

Dikembe Mutombo, malgré ses 40 ans passées continue de jouer. biensur, il n'est plus titulaire depuis longtemps mais lorsqu'il entre sur le terrain, il défend sérieusement. cette saison, il n'a joué que 8 matchs avec Houston. il tourne a 0.6 pts, 3.6 rbs, 0.1 pd, 0.1 int et 0.1 ct. c'est sa 17ème saison et il a joueé dans 1156 matchs NBA, et a une moyenne de 10.1 pts, 10.5 rbs et 2.7 ct par match. il a été 8 fois allstar dont 3 fois starters... quelques records en carrière: 39 pts, 31 rbs ou encore 12 cts dans un match...

 

 

dans la lignée de Mutombo vient vient Didier Ilunga Mbenga. la saison passé, il n'a pas joué, blessé au ligament du genou. pour sa 4 ème saison, il a quitté Dallas et est maintenant remplaçant à Golden State avec le français Mike Pietrus... DJ n'est pas là pour son apprt offensive mais pour sa taille et sa défense... jusqu'ici, il a joué 7 matchs, avec un moyenne de 0.9 pt, 1.9 rb, 0.7 ct, 0.1 pd et 0.1 int en 7.9 minutes de jeu...

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NBA Draft 2007 | 29 juin 2007

cette année comme les autres, la Draft a réservé son lot de surprises...

#1 by Portland	Greg Oden Position: Center  Height/Weight: 7-0 / 250  Birthdate: January 22, 1988 (Indianapolis)  High School: Lawrence North HS (Indianapolis)  College: Ohio State, Freshman   15.7pts/9.6rbs/3.3bks/0.9ast   Highlights: *Named to The Associated Press All-America 1st Team and a Wooden All-American *Named the NABC National Defensive Player of the Year and Pete Newell Big Man of the Year 2007 *Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year 2007 *Selected 1st-Team All Big Ten by the coaches and media. High School: *Named 2006 Naismith Prep Player of the Year *2-time Gatorade Indiana and National Player of the Year (2005, 2006). Only the 2nd player to repeat as the Gatorade National Player of the Year, joining LeBron James *Also a 2-time USA Today and Parade Magazine 1st-Team selection *Tallied 1,873 points, 1,058 rebounds and 341 blocked shots in high school, leading Lawrence North to 3 consecutive Class 4A state titles and a 103-7 overall record, including 24-1 in the postseason *Named a 2006 McDonald's High School All-American and played in the McDonald's All-America Game. Strengths: Legit 7-footer with all the physical attributes to develop into a dominant NBA center. A game-changer on defense with his ability to block shots and rebound. Runs the floor exceptionally well. Plays with a calm and confident demeanor.
#2 by Seattle	Kevin Wayne Durant Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-9 / 225  Birthdate: September 29, 1988 (Washington, D.C.)  High School: Oak Hill Academy HS (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), then Montrose Christian HS (Suitland, Md.)  College: Texas, Freshman 25.8pts/11.1rbs/1.9blk/1.9stl   Highlights: *National Player of the Year 2007 honors from the Associated Press, NABC, USBWA, CBS/Chevrolet & The Sporting News *Named the winner of the Adolph Rupp Trophy, the Naismith Award & the Wooden Award, becoming the 1st-ever freshman in NCAA history to win any of those awards *Earned consensus 1st Team All-American honors, becoming just the 3rd freshman in NCAA history earn that honor joining Wayman Tisdale (1983) and Chris Jackson (1989) *Named Big 12 Freshman and Player of the Year, earned 1st Team All-Conference honors and was named to the league's All-Defensive Team *Set single-season school and Big 12 records for points in a season (903), a total that also ranks as the 2nd-most by a freshman in NCAA history. Set a single-season school record for rebounds in a season (390), a mark that ranks second in Big 12 history and 3rd all-time for a freshman in NCAA history Strengths: Extremely versatile and explosive offensive player who can score from virtually any spot on the floor. Length, elite athleticism and natural instincts also allow him to be a dominant rebounder and shot-blocker. Personal: Favorite food is crab legs. Two nicknames are “KD” and “K-Smoove.” Favorite musician is 'Lil Wayne. Wears No. 35 to honor his childhood AAU coach, Charles Craig, who died when he was 35
#3 by Atlanta	Alfred Joel Horford Position: Forward/Center  Height/Weight: 6-10 / 245  Birthdate: June 3, 1986 (Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic)  High School: Grand Ledge HS (Grand Ledge, Mich.)  College: Florida, Junior   10.3pts/7.9rbs/1.7blk/1.7ast   Highlights: *Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Final 4 in 2006 & 2007 *Earned 1st Team All-SEC in 2007 and 2nd Team honors in 2006 *Finished collegiate career as Florida's 35th all-time leading scorer with 1,123 points. Also ranks 2nd all-time in blocked shots (189) and 7th in rebounding (864) *Recorded 28 career double-doubles *Helped lead Florida to national championships in 2006 and 2007, as the Gators became the 1st school to post back-to-back titles in 15 years Strengths: Aggressive paint player on both ends who uses his blend of strength and athleticism to his advantage on the boards and as a shotblocker. Handles the ball and passes well for a big man. Personal: Father, Tito, played in the NBA with three teams during the late 80s and early 90s. Speaks fluent Spanish
#4 by Memphis	Mike Conley Jr. Position: Guard  Height/Weight: 6-1 / 180  Birthdate: October 11, 1987 (Indianapolis)  High School: Lawrence North HS (Indianapolis)  College: Ohio State, Freshman   11.3pts/6.1asts/3.4rbs/2.2stls   Highlights: *Named 1st-Team All-Big Ten by the media *Named 2nd-Team All-Big Ten by the coaches *Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team Highschool: Named to 2006 McDonald's All-America team. Named 1st Team All-State. Strengths: Exceptional quickness and penetrating ability. Makes excellent shot/pass decisions. Lateral quickness enables him to pressure the ball defensively and deny penetration. Personal: Son of Rene and Mike Conley Sr., a 1992 Olympic Gold Medalist in the triple jump and silver medalist in 1984. Has three siblings, Jordan, Sydney and Jon.
#5 by Boston (joins Durant to Seattle)	Jeff Lynn Green Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-9 / 235  Birthdate: August 8, 1986 (Cheverly, Md.)  High School: Northwestern HS (Hyattsville, Md.)  College: Georgetown, Junior   13.2pts/6.5rbs/3.1asts/1.2blk   Highlights: *Named to The Associated Press All-America 3rd Team in 2006-07 *Named Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA East Regional to top off Big East Player of the Year and Big East Tournament MOP honors  *As a junior, helped lead Georgetown to its first Final 4 appearance since 1985 *Ranks 17th in scoring, 16th in rebounding and 12th in assists on Georgetown's all-time lists. *Earned 2nd Team All-Big East honors in 2006 *Named Big East Co-Rookie of the Year and Basketball Times' National Freshman of the Year 2005 *Led Georgetown in rebounding (6.6 rpg) and ranked second in scoring (13.1 ppg). Garnered Big East Rookie of the Week honors 5 times Strengths: Unselfish player who looks to setup his teammates as much as he does his own offense. A strong inside presence both offensively and defensively, can step back and knock down the three as easily as he can clear the glass.
#6 by Milwaukee	Yi Jianlian Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-11 / 238  Birthdate: October 27, 1987 (He Shan, Guang Dong, China) Team: Guandong Southern Tigers (China)  Country: China   18.6pts/9.6rbs/1.7stl/1.3blk   Highlights: *Has competed in the last five Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) Finals, and won titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006 *Earned Finals MVP in 2006 *Competed for the Chinese National Team at the 2004 Olympics and 2006 FIBA World Championship *Earned CBA Rookie of the Year in 2003 Strengths: An athletic power forward with excellent quickness and jumping ability. Has a good mid-range jumper and a nice drop step in the low post. Has very good hands. Showed improved assertiveness this past season
#7 by Minnesota	Corey Brewer Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-9 / 185  Birthdate: March 5, 1986 (Portland, Tenn.)  High School: Portland HS (Portland, Tenn.)  College: Florida, Junior   11.3pts/4.3rbs/2.8asts/1.6stl   Highlights: *Named Most Outstanding Player of the 2007 NCAA Tournament Final 4 *Earned First Team All-SEC honors in 2007 *Earned 2nd Team honors & was named the SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2006  *Finished collegiate career tied for 28th on Florida's all-time leading scoring list with 1,225 points *Also ranks 5th in career steals with 176. Ranks as Florida's all-time scoring leader in the NCAA Tournament with 198 career points *Helped lead Florida to National Championships in 2006 and 2007, as the Gators became the 1st school to post back-to-back titles in 15 years Strengths: Length, foot-speed, anticipation and sheer desire make him an exceptional defender. Tough competitor. Excels in the transition game. Has shown improved range on his jumpshot. Personal: Enjoys speaking to and working with kids.
#8 by Charlotte	Brandan Keith Wright Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-9 / 205  Birthdate: October 5, 1987 (Nashville, Tenn.)  High School: Brentwood Academy (Nashville, Tenn.)  College: North Carolina, Freshman   14.7pts/8.1rbs/1.8blk/1.0ast   Highlights: *ACC Rookie of the Year and All-ACC 2nd Team selection *Named to the NCAA All-East Regional Team after averaging 12.8 points and 7.0 rebounds in 4 NCAA contests. *Led the ACC in field goal percentage (.646) and was the only player in the conference to shoot at least 60 percent from the floor. Led the Tar Heels in blocked shots (65, 6th in ACC) and was 2nd on the team in scoring (14.7 ppg, 13th) and rebounding (6.2 rpg, 14th) *Named to the All-NIT Tournament Team. High School: 2-time Parade All-America selection. 2nd-Team USA Today All-America selection. Played in McDonald's All-Star Game, Jordan Classic & Nike Hoop Summit. Orlando Sentinel's Southern Player of the Year. Named Tennessee's Division II Mr. Basketball in 2004, 2005 & 2006. First 3-time recipient at any level of Tennessee high school basketball. 4-time MVP of the Tennessee Division II private school state championship tournament. Led Brentwood Academy to 4 consecutive state titles, the 1st time in Tennessee high school basketball history that has been accomplished. Scored 2,662 career points, grabbed 1,200-plus rebounds and blocked nearly 600 shots. As a senior, averaged 22.4 points, 9.4 rebounds and 5.1 blocks per game. Had 4 triple doubles (pts, rbs & blks). Strengths: Wingspan, body control and athleticism make him a force near the basket. Can score in a variety of ways and shoots a very high percentage. Extremely fluid running the floor.
#9 by Chicago	Joakim Simon Noah Position: Forward/Center  Height/Weight: 6-11 / 232  Birthdate: February 25, 1985 (New York, N.Y.)  High School: Poly Prep Country Day School (Brooklyn, N.Y.), then The Lawrenceville School (Lawrenceville, N.J.)  College: Florida, Junior   10.6pts/6.3rbs/1.7blk/1.7ast    Highlights: *Named Most Outstanding Player of the 2006 NCAA Tournament Final 4 *Earned consensus Second Team All-America honors in 2007 *Named to the All-Tournament Team 2007 *Named First Team All-SEC in 2006 and 2007 *Set the NCAA Tournament record for blocked shots (29) in 2006 *Posted 15 career double-doubles *Finished collegiate career as Florida's 34th all-time leading scorer with 1,124 points. Also ranks 2nd all-time in career field goal percentage (.612) and 2nd in blocked shots (186) *Helped lead Florida to national championships in 2006 and 2007, as the Gators became the 1st school to post back-to-back titles in 15 years Strengths: Plays with boundless energy and passion. Extremely long and agile player with a good overall feel for the game. Thrives on competition. Personal: Majored in anthropology. Father, Yannick, was the 1983 French Open champion and a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Mother, Cecilia Rodhe, was Miss Sweden in 1978. Is an avid Bob Marley fan. Speaks fluent French
#10   by Sacramento	Spencer Mason Hawes Position: Center  Height/Weight: 7-0 / 230  Birthdate: April 28, 1988 (Seattle)  High School: Seattle Preparatory School  College: Washington   14.9pts/6.4rbs/1.9ast/1.7blk   Highlights: *Earned Honorable Mention All-Conference and All-Freshman Pac-10 honors. *Named Second Team All-District 14 by the NABC. Honored as a freshman All-American by CollegeInsider.com *Helped lead Team USA to a gold medal in the 2006 FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship, averaging 12.0 points and 7.5 rebounds *Recorded 24 points and 10 rebounds in the title contest vs. Argentina *Was also a member of the USA Junior National Select Team at the 2006 Nike Hoop Summit in Memphis, Tenn. Strengths: Very skilled around the basket and can finish with a soft touch with either hand. Runs the floor well and has the ability to handle the ball when needed. Also an outstanding passer for a big man. Personal: Father, Jeff, played at Washington from 1972-74 and uncle, Steve, played at Washington from 1970-72 and in the NBA for five teams over 10 seasons. A high school and AAU teammate of current Portland Trail Blazers guard Martell Webster
#11 by Atlanta	Acie Law IV Position: Guard  Height/Weight: 6-3 / 195  Birthdate: June 25, 1985 (Dallas)  High School: Kimball HS (Dallas)  College: Texas A&M, Senior   13.7pts/4.5asts/3.1rbs/1.3stl   Highlights: *Earned Consensus First Team All-American honors as a senior. Also a finalist for the Naismith and Wooden Awards *Named the winner of the 2007 Chip Hilton Player of the Year Award *A member of the Wooden Award All-America Team in 2007 *Named First Team All-Big 12 his junior and senior seasons *Named Honorable Mention All-Conference as a sophomore *Finished collegiate career at Texas A&M's 3rd all-time leading scorer with 1,669 points, 3rd in assists with 545 & 6th in steals with 156. Strengths: Cerebral and fundamentally sound floor leader who performs extremely well in pressure situations. Creates well off the dribble and uses body control and the ability to use both hands to finish at the basket. Personal: Majored in agricultural leadership. Favorite NBA player is Ray Allen and favorite NBA team is the Sacramento Kings. Great uncle is former Chicago Cubs great and Hall of Famer Ernie Banks
#12 by Philadelphia	Thaddeus Charles Young Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-8 / 220  Birthdate: June 21, 1988 (New Orleans)  High School: Mitchell HS (Memphis, Tenn.)  College: Georgia Tech, Freshman   14.4pts/4.9rbs/2.0asts/1.3stl   Highlights: Ranked 15th in the ACC in scoring while shooting .478 from the field and .419 from distance in his lone collegiate campaign High School: A McDonald's All-America selection. A Second Team Parade All-American. The 2006 Tennessee Gatorade Player of the Year and a three-time All-State selection. As a senior, averaged 26.9 points, 13.8 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 4.3 steals and 3.6 blocks per game en route to leading Mitchell High School to the Class AA State Championship Game. Strengths: A versatile forward who can score inside and also can step back and hit the triple. A reliable free-throw shooter. Flexible defensively as well, as he can guard both inside and outside scorers with the same efficiency. Personal: Son of Lula Hall and Felton Young. His father played basketball at Jacksonville University (1976-78) and was drafted by the NBA's Buffalo Braves
#13 by New Orleans	Julian Emil-Jamaal Wright  Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-8 / 225  Birthdate: May 20, 1987 (Chicago)  High School: Homewood-Flossmoor HS (Chicago Heights, Ill.)  College: Kansas, Sophomore   10.4pts/6.3rbs/2.0asts/1.3blk   Highlights: *Garnered All-America Honorable Mention from The Associated Press and All-Big 12 First Team honors as a sophomore *A Big 12 All-Freshman Team selection in 2005-06. *Posted 6 double-doubles & 11 double-digit rebounding efforts. Strengths: An incredible athlete who can play a variety of positions on both ends of the court. A good scorer and rebounder who can block shots and take the defenders off the dribble. Tremendous upside due to great length and a diverse skill set. Personal: Nickname is Ju-Ju. Lists singing as his greatest talent other than basketball. A McDonald's High School All-America selection at Homewood-Flossmoor HS (Illinois)
#14 by Los Angeles Clippers	Al Thornton  Position: Forward  Height/Weight: 6-8 / 220  Birthdate: December 7, 1983 (Perry, Ga.)  High School: Perry HS (Perry, Ga.)  College: Florida State, Senior   11.9pts/5.2rs/0.8stl/0.7ast   Highlights: *Named 2007 3rd-Team All-American by The Associated Press *Named 2007 Second-Team All-American by Rivals.com *Named to All-ACC 2nd Team & All-District 1st-Team in 2007 Strengths: Versatile scorer who showed significant improvement throughout his college career. Likes to face the basket and take defenders off the dribble. Shoots the deep ball with confidence. Personal: Al is the son of Alford and Philomenia Thornton. Comes from a tall family. His dad stands 6-foot-6 and three sisters are all nearly six-feet

donc Florida a réussi son pari, (encore! :D) et aligne 3 de ses joueurs dans les Top 10 de la Draft. c'est la première université qui réalise cette performance dans l'histoire de la NBA. donc vraisemblablement si aucun échange n'est prévu, Al Horford ira à Atlanta, Corey Brewer à Minnesota, Taurean Green à Portland et Joakim Noah à Chicago. avec Oden et Conley, ça fait 5 joueur de la finale NCAA dans le top 10.

pris au 1er tour:

Marco Belinelli en #18 par Golden State

Jared Dudley en #22 par Charlotte

Arron Afflalo en #27 par Detroit

Tiago Splitter en #28 par San Antonio

en #30, Petteri Kopenen, le 2nd finlandais de l'histoire, par Philadelphia

au second tour:

# 35 Glen Davis (LSU) par Seattle

#40 Sun Yue (Chine) par L.A. Lakers

#41 Chris Richard (Florida) par Minnesota

#48 Marc Gasol (Espagne) par L.A. Lakers

#52 Taurean Green (Florida) par Portland

 

il y a eu 2 gros échanges:

Ray Allen de Seattle avec Glen Davis rejoint Paul Pierce à Boston en échange de Jeff Green, Wally Szczerbiak et Delonte West.

Jason Richardson de Golden State part à Charlotte avec Jermareo Davidson (choix #36) en échange de Brandan Wright.

Publié par halfcrazy à 09:34:49 dans Basketball | Commentaires (0) | Permaliens

Spurs sweep Cavs!!! | 15 juin 2007

 

et de 4!!! les Spurs remportent le match 4, 83 à 82. jamais Cleveland n'a pu trouver la solution pour arrêter Tony Parker. hier matin, la fiancé de LeBron James a accouché de son deuxième fils, après LeBron James Jr., Brice Maximus James (les ricains avec leurs noms!!!) du coup il a peu dormi mais a assuré avant le rencontre que ce fait ne pourrait en aucun cas servir d'excuse en cas de défaite. je remarque quand même que LeBron James (24 pts, 10 pds, 6 rbs et 6 pertes de balles) a perdu 3 ballons consécutivement a un moment crucial en fin de partie alors qu'il n'était pas pressé... ça a été son plus gros problème tout au long de la série (5,67 TOs). Drew Gooden finit avec 11 pts et 11 rbs (4 off) et Ilgauskas avec 8 pts et 13 rbs (5 off), 1 pd et 1 ct. Daniel Gibson, le rookie, termine avec 10 pts, 5 pds et 2 rbs. il faut rappeler que ce sont les premières finales de l'histoire de Cleveland. ils ont fait un très beau parcours. c'est juste dommage de se faire sweeper à ce niveau de la compétition...

 

 

côté Spurs, Tim Duncan a été en délicatesse avec son shoot et termine avec seulement 12 pts (4-15), 15 rbs (5 off), 3 pds et 2 cts. Emmanuel Ginobili a été le joueur clé de la fin de partie puisqu'il a rentré quasiment tout ses lancers francs et fini meilleur marqueur de la rencontre avec 27 pts (8-19 dt 3-9 à 3PT et 8-11 au LF), 5 rbs, 3 pds et 1 int mais la star du jour c'est Tony Parker qui finit avec 24 pts, 7 rbs et 1 pd tout en continuant son festival de tirs spectaculaires. Fabricio Oberto termine avec 7 pts, 5 rbs (3 off) et 1 int.

 

 

 

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Les Spurs sont champions pour la 4ème fois en 9 ans, il rentrent dans le cercle fermé des prestigieuses dynastie: Boston avec 11 titres, Los Angeles avec 6 titres, Chicago, également avec 6 titres et maintenant San Antonio avec 4 titres.

 

 

Michael Finley, 34 ans, qui vivaient ses premières finales remporte enfin un titre. il a fait le bon choix en quittant Dallas il y a 2 ans. même s'il n'a pas été très efficace pendant cette série, il fait partie intégrante de l'équipe et a bien joué son rôle tout au long de cette saison.

 

 

 

que dire de Robert Horry, 7ème titre de sa carrière (2 avec Houston, 3 avec Los Angeles et 2 avec San Antonio). il est le 6ème joueur de l'histoire de la NBA a décroché 7 titres et plus et en pus il dépasse de grands joueurs tels, Micheal Jordan, Scottie Pippen.

 

 

Tony Parker est élu MVP des Finals. avec 24.7 pts par match et plus de 57% au tir, il devient le premier Européen a décrocher le titre.

 

 

voilà la saison se termine en beauté. on aura un aperçu de la saison prochaine avec la Draft 2007. le 28 juin prochain, on va enfin savoir où Joakim Noah va atterrir...

 

Publié par halfcrazy à 16:53:37 dans Basketball | Commentaires (0) | Permaliens

Les récompenses 20007 en NBA... | 16 mai 2007

Most Valuable Player / Meilleur Joueur

 

 

Dirk Nowitki, Dallas

 

1er avec 1138 pts devant Steve Nash 1013 pts et Kobe Bryant 521 pts.

 

2006-07 ALL-NBA FIRST TEAM

 

Position	Player	Portrait	Team	1st Team Votes	Points
Forward	Dirk Nowitzki		Dallas	125	634
Forward	Tim Duncan		San Antonio	94	573
Center	Amaré Stoudemire		Phoenix	36	494
Guard	Steve Nash		Phoenix	129	645
Guard	Kobe Bryant		L.A. Lakers	128	643

 

2006-07 ALL-NBA SECOND TEAM

 

Position	Player	Portrait	Team	1st Team Votes	Points
Forward	LeBron James		Cleveland	64	634
Forward	Chris Bosh		Toronto	38	573
Center	Yao Ming		Houston	8	494
Guard	Gilbert Arenas		Washington	0	295
Guard	Tracy McGrady		Houston	10	278

 

2006-07 ALL-NBA THIRD TEAM

 

Position	Player	Portrait	Team	1st Team Votes	Points
Forward	Kevin Garnett		Minnesota	5	225
Forward	Carmelo Anthony		Denver	1	142
Center	Dwight Howard		Orlando	1	108
Guard	Dwyane Wade		Miami	1	241
Guard	Chauncey Billups		Detroit	0	86

 

2006-07 T-MOBILE NBA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

 

 

Brandon Roy, Portland

 

avec 638 pts, il devance largement Andrea Bargnani (264 pts) et Rudy Gay (93 pts)

 

 

2006-07 T-Mobile NBA ALL-ROOKIE FIRST TEAM
Brandon Roy, Portland
Andrea Bargnani, Toronto

Randy Foye, Minnesota

Rudy Gay, Memphis

Jorge Garbajosa, Toronto

LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland

2006-07 T-Mobile NBA ALL-ROOKIE SECOND TEAM
Paul Millsap, Utah
Adam Morrison, Charlotte
Tyrus Thomas, Chicago
Craig Smith, Minnesota

Rajon Rondo, Boston

Walter Herrmann, Charlotte

Marcus Williams, New Jersey

 

2006-07 NBA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

 

 

Marcus Camby, Denver

 

le titre passe encore sous le nez de Bruce Bowen qui est second avec 206 pts loin derrière Camby et ses 431 pts. Tim Duncan est 3ème des votes avec 158 pts.

 

2006-07 NBA COACH OF THE YEAR

 

 

Sam Mitchell, Toronto

 

devant Jerry Sloan de Utah et Avery Johnson de Dallas

2006-07 NBA SIXTH MAN

 

 

Leandro Barbosa, Phoenix

 

Manu Ginobili et Jerry Stackhouse sont 2nd et 3ème des votes

 

2006-07 NBA MOST IMPROVED PLAYER

 

 

Monta Ellis, Golden State

 

bon successeur de Boris Diaw, Monta Ellis remporte le titre pour 3 petits points devant Kevin Martin (349). Deron Williams est 3 ème (101)

 

2006-07 NBA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

 

 

Luol Deng, Chicago

 

Executive of the Year

 

Bryan Colangelo, Toronto

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Kobe en surchauffe!!! | 23 mars 2007

 

il a encore mis 60 pts hier soir dans la victoire 121-119 contre Memphis malgré les 35 pts et 15 rbs de Pau Gasol. 60 pts, 5 rbs et 4 pds de Kobe! où s'arrêtera-t-il??? après Wilt Chamberlain et sa saison à 50 pts de moyenne, après Kareem Abdul Jabbar et Michael Jordan, il devient le 4ème joueur à aligner 3 matchs à plus de 50 pts! ça lui fait une moyenne de 58 pts sur ses trois derniers matchs!

à noter les 20 pts, 15 rbs (6 off), 4 pds et 3 ints de Lamar Odom (7). Ronny Turiaf aligne 4 pts, 1 rbs et 1 ct.

 

 

les Nuggets perdent d'un point face aux Bulls, 108-109. 31 pts, 6 pds de Allen Iverson, 18 pts et 10 rbs de Nêne et 28 pts de Melo n'ont pas suffit. Kirk Hinrich, Ben Gordon et Luol Deng ont tous trois marqué plus de 20 pts. Deng est l'homme du match avec 22 pts, 14 rbs (6 off), 3 pds, 3 ints et 2 cts.

 

 

les Suns l'emportent 118-100 sur les Kings. l'homme du match: Amare Stoudemire qui s'est rattrapé de son match horrible à 4 pts et 4 fts. il aligne 33 pts, 21 rbs (5 off), 3 cts, 2 pds et 2 ints! super match de Boris Diaw avec 15 pts, 14 rbs (7 off), 3 pds et 2 cts. 17 pts, 16 pds et 6 rbs de Steve Nash.

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