The answer: Kevin Garnett, at 20.8 points per game in his career, has never posted a 50-point game. KG’s career high came back in 2005 with the Timberwolves when he dropped 47 on the Suns.
Kevin Garnett
28 November 2009
e to see who has the highest per game scoring average without a 50-point game.
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27 June 2009
ial Laker dynasty -- if properly healed -- comes from our Green "friends" in Boston.
If Kevin Garnett can return to 100 percent form from the knee injury that derailed his 2008 season just inches from the start of the playoffs, the hated Celtics remain the most viable candidate to make good on that "Beat L.A." chant.
Continue reading "Trading the Lakers' Enemies? I Don't Think So"
Posted by Greg Archuleta | 1 comment
1 May 2009
The Bulls are showing signs of their great days once again..
They have very talented guards in Rose and Gordon, They also have a veteran center finally who compliments his teammates well in Brad Miller.
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27 February 2009
r absence has exposed the Boston bench and forced Rivers to rely more on Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett, who is beginning to show signs of fatigue.
Garnett may not admit it, but he's not the same player. The effort and the intensity is still there but KG's offense has fallen dramatically and his rebounding has become just average. KG still wants to push forward, but his gas tank is running close to empty.
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26 January 2009
over 90 percent confident that Kobe Bryant will again go to war against Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, and Kevin Garnett in June.
I'll tell you why. On Boston's side, their team defense is as tenacious and relentless as ever, and offensively, their ball movement my even be superior to last year. Ray Allen looks to be in phenomenal physical condition, and shows no signs of slowing down. Paul Pierce and
Posted by John Frascella | No comments yet
12 January 2009
We're about 35 games into the NBA season right now -- nearly to the midway point -- and the New Jersey Nets and Milwaukee Bucks are holding on to the final two playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. I doubt that's the way it will end, however, because the list of teams that are on the outside looking in is quite an interesting one: Philadelphia 76ers, Chicago Bulls, Toronto Raptors, and Indiana Pacers (to name the true contenders).
Continue reading "Eastern Conference Playoff Race Will Get Dicey"
Posted by John Frascella | No comments yet
10 January 2009
With three older, veteran stars like Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and Paul Pierce, you simply can't play the never-stop, always-hustle, dive-on-loose-balls-if-you-have-to style for two consecutive regular seasons.
Continue reading "The Boston Celtics: Spiraling Out of Control?"
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9 January 2009
He most likely wouldn't; the Nets would need a big man like Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett or Yao Ming -- all of whom are clearly unavailable.
The point being, Rod Thorn can try to
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26 December 2008
They make the Channel 9 boyz look like geniuses.
The Celtics' Big 3, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and Ray Allen had solid outings, but were held in check at crunch time.
Great team play, gre
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28 October 2008
Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett will have their hands full this season as many teams have improved their line-ups.
In the Eastern Conference, there are a couple of teams that made upgrades in their rosters and these changes will greatly affect the whole conference itself. The former rankings of the teams in the East will have a slight change due to the trades made in the off-season.
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ed Player - Rajon Rondo
3) Sixth Man of the Year - Lamar Odom
4) Defensive Player of the Year - Kevin Garnett
5) Scoring Champion - Lebron James
6) Rebound King - Dwight Howard
7) Assists Leader - Steve Nash
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24 October 2008
, Eddie House, Sam Cassell, Tony Allen, Ray Allen
Forwards:
Paul Pierce, Leon Powe, Glen Davis, Kevin Garnett, Brian Scalabrine, Bill Walker
Centers:
Kendrick Perkins, Patrick O'Bryant
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tty sure that basketball would still be part of my life until my last dying moment on this earth.
Kevin Garnett has been my idol eversince and I believe that he is the complete player. He could lead a team, establish defense and impose himself offensively if he wants to.
Continue reading "ABOUT ME & WHY THE CELTICS IS THE BEST TEAM"
Posted by KC Castillo | No comments yet
5 June 2008
ead and break down all the matchups, the fate of the series will be in the hands of Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett.
I've always believed that to win an NBA title, your best player has to be at his absolute best when it matters most. When you review past Finals MVPs, it's going to look like a Hall of Fame induction speech.
Continue reading "NBA FINALS: BLACK MAMBA VS. THE BIG TICKET"
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20 May 2008
As I watched the Hornets-Spurs game last night, I had no idea whom I wanted to win. The Hornets? The Spurs? It wasn't so much that I was rooting for my favorite of the two, but I was looking for the opponent that couldn't match up with the Lakers. It was a great game, but in the end, I think I did want the Hornets to win. With Tony Parker maturing and Tim Duncan his usually great stoic self, the veteran Spurs always somehow find a way to win unspectacularly. I've always like the Spurs since the George Gervin days, but I will always choose my Lakers over the Spurs anyday...
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9 April 2008
Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett
Why they are the MVP: They turned around one of the worst teams in the league from a year ago. They have given up the stats of superstars and meshed with Ray Allen and the role players to make the Celtics not just relevant again, but a powerhouse.
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