Oden's workout
from KGW
Greg Oden, Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge, Sergio Rodriguez and other young Trail Blazers!
(from Youtube, made by Blazers video crew)
One of the greatest moment in the franchise history... I've watched this almost 100 times.
Labels: draft
This one includes:
Mar 23, 2007 at ATL 17 seconds left, game-tying three leading to OT
Feb 10, 2007 at CHA 8 seconds left, game-tying three leading to OT
Feb 06, 2007 vs PHX 30 seconds left, passed to Udoka for game-tying three leading to OT
Feb 02, 2007 at Den 2 seconds left, game-tying three leading to OT
Jan 31, 2007 vs Den 30 seconds left, passed to Jack for three which sealed the game
Jan 06, 2007 at Sac buzzer beater, game-tying fade-away jumper leading to OT
Dec 20, 2006 vs Hou 19 seconds left, layup to seal the game
Labels: Brandon Roy
nice double clutch reverse layup.
Labels: Martell Webster
just before the tip off the whole team including some injured ones huddled together, Roy was telling other guys to have fun and Webster doing a little funny dancing in the middle. They were probably thinking it was the last time to huddle together this season and trying to have some fun over there. It's also fun for us to watch.
Labels: Martell Webster
not a very outstanding game for him but you know, it's the last game this season and we are probably 6 months away to seeing him play again. So why not make a clip for this kid one last time this season? Here you go.
Labels: Sergio Rodriguez
I was at that game. If only I had known this special introduction I would have tried to sneak into the lower bowl seats just to have high 5s with players.....
Too bad I try to save some disk space so didn't record the first few minutes so some players are not in the clip.
Outlaw made 16 consecutive free throw attempts at one point and finished 18 of 20, equaling the franchise record (by Geoff Petrie and Kiki Vandeweghe) with 18 makes in a game. Here is the clip of all 18 free throws.
Labels: Travis Outlaw
This game belonged to Travis Outlaw. He really has became a scoring machine recently. What I particularly like is his aggressiveness to drive into the lane. In the early part of the season I was impressed by his much improved jump shots. But then when he settled with more and more outside jumpers I became somewhat disappointed on his inability or unwillingness to drive to the basket. (Guess I was a little greedy) In the last few games of the season I finally saw what I'd like to see from Outlaw's game - a swingman who can score in a variety of ways: fastbreaks, perimeter shootings and also scoring or drawing fouls off the dribbles. I do think he still has not reached his ceiling yet. Hope our beloved new GM Pritchard can do whatever he can to bring him back next season.
Labels: Travis Outlaw
Travis Outlaw scored career-high 26 points on 4 for 12 shooting and 18 for 20 from the free line.
Labels: Travis Outlaw