Showing posts with label Lou Williams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lou Williams. Show all posts

Sunday, July 29, 2007

Lou Williams in the Livin' Room

You can't get much closer to the pulse of the fan base than listening to the Living Room on Sunday Mornings (before mass). This morning we were treated to an "interview" (and I use that in quotes as Mr. Hill still works for the Sixers) with Sweet Lou Williams. Reading between the lines, and on Sunday morning before coffee, trust me its not hard to read between said lines, it seems the Sixers are VERY excited about Thad Young and the Sixers see the core as Williams, Iguodala, Young and....Kyle Korver. Sweet Lou mentioned that he sees Young as a "3 or a 4". I think we all thought he's a pure 3, but maybe we need to see him...play.

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Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Lou Williams Interview

Nice little interview with Lou Williams today on NBA.com.

I'd love to think this guy could play more than 20 minutes a night on a winning team right now but I just don't see it.

One day...no TO-day...but one day, could the Sixers look like this?

G: L. Williams
G: A. Iguodala
F: T. Young
F: J. Smith
C: S. Dalembert

Bench: Carney, Korver, Green, Hunter

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Off to a Good Start

The Summer Leaguers lost an OT decision to the Pistons. They probably had better players than we did but last nights star, Louis Admunson, sprained an ankle - he apparently was off to a good start (theme...)

So I'm not one to pay attention to silly things like summer league stats, but this one caught my eye...Maurice Brooks points out that only a few guys have put 30 up in this league...and most of them have turned out pretty good. LW is only 20...looks like a good draft pick.

Thad Young took 11 shots tonight but only went to the line once.

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Friday, July 6, 2007

The Start of the 2007 Season

Sixers eked out a 2 point victory over the Spurs tonight in the Summer League.

Few quick things to note:

- Player of the Game - Louis Amundson - 16 points, 11 boards
- Lou (don't call me Louis) Williams - 8 Turnovers
- Thad Young - 2-6 and got to the line once w/ two boards and two turnovers off the bench.

The Spurs didn't have Tim Duncan and Tony Parker was getting married.