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You've probably logged in today and wondered where all the content is after last night's big win.  Things are running a bit slow on BF land all around today (computer problems, real job stuff), which has delayed our usual postgame coverage.  Everything should be up pretty soon, but just a heads-up.

Normally, here's what you should expect on the days after games:

  • A massive link dump called "Morning Briefing," in which we link and summarize every article or story that covers last night's game.  If you have submissions for this, please e-mail Jake (his e-mail is at the bottom of the page).
  • An extended box score courtesy bwoodsxyz
  • I'll come back later with a final wrap, with extended analysis, four factors, and best lineup stats.  If the Wizards have a game the next day, I might forego this, but otherwise, expect it.

We also might see some video analysis at times, courtesy Rook6980, or some screencaps from Truth About It.  I imagine we'll see something more after this game, since the Wizards don't play again until Friday.

This is how our postgames should operate.  Let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about that process.

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I'd like to hear/see/read others thoughts on:

1. Our defensive switching for P&R (I thought it was really good)
2. Going TALL in the front court (just for Dallas, b/c Jamison was hurt, experimenting?)
3. Our rebounding (how cool was it to see more than one Wizard go for a board, and GUARDS, no less?)

And on last thing to chew on: These 15 games (14 now) may be just what the squad needs. A majority are against playoff teams, multiple road games…what a better way to create solidarity and test these guy’s mettle? We all know that these off-season moves we to anticipate the possible loss of Arenas (or even Butler) but to see how they responded to Jamison’s absence was nothing sort of spectacular. They could arguably become the most cohesive unit (of teams making significant roster changes) by December.

by Pryme on Oct 28, 2009 12:38 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

going tall

I liked seeing Flip playing 2 of the Haywood/Oberto/Blatche trio on the court together for most of the game. Really seemed to help the D and rebounding. Based on last night’s game, I’m not sure are front court depth is going to be a problem this year.

by hotplate on Oct 28, 2009 4:11 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Should have hit reply on that one...sorry

Looking forward to all the great BF coverage!

by hotplate on Oct 28, 2009 4:13 PM EDT up reply actions   0 recs

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