Pre FIBA WC Spain vs Canada (84-38) Intro + 1st Half
(08.01.2010)
84 - Spain (24+17+23+20):
starters: Rudy Fernández (12), Navarro (3), Calderón (4), Marc Gasol (8) y Garbajosa (8), bench: Ricky Rubio (4), Martínez (-), Reyes (14), Claver (5), Fran Vázquez (6), Suarez (10), Mumbrú (8) y San Emeterio (2).
38 - Canada (13+6+10+9):
starters: Bell (3), Shepherd (2), Brown (8), Landry (6) y Wright (4), bench: Baker (-), Brempong (2), Trasolini (-), Olynyk (5), Archibald (2) y Heslip (6).
Also watch 2nd HALF

I was playing around with lineup data, and because Amir Johnson is one of my favorite players I wanted to see how he played with Bargnani and without Bosh. What I ended up with is this vend diagram of how Bosh, Bagnani, and Johnson played together and apart last year, showing the percentage of time each lineup situation took place, and what the teams net rating was for that time. If this is any indication, the drop off from Bosh to Amir might not be that bad (if he can stay out of foul trouble).

Also, I'm a pretty crappy artist, so sorry if this looks like crap.

Coach Nick breaks down DeMar DeRozan's game from the NBA Summer League. He looks to be ready to make the jump to the next level - much like Danny Granger did with the Pacers in 2007-2008. He has shown an improved jump shot and the ability to finish around the rim. Included is an interview with Matt Bouldin and footage of Jeremy Lin, who's headed back home to the Warriors.

It was just two days before the Canadian development squad embarked on their journey to Europe to face international competition for a shot at making the senior men's basketball team. The savvy vet and a hopefully young star in the making chimed in on their Canadian basketball camp experiences.

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LEBRON JAMES FLIPS OUT ON CLEVELAND FANS!!!!