Re: Poor man's Vince Carter?

["j.hironaka" <j.hironaka@unesco.org>]

         That's the spirit, Roy! We  played SFXs game plan to the hilt, but 
to me Wallace (another West Virginian) emulated Jerry West's hide-and-seek 
game to land Kobe Bryant. This young man has a chance to wear the Celtics 
uniform with honor and make last month's Gaykers Pride parade a quaint 
memory. Don't let Way get you down poo-pooing everything Celtics. Duh, 
there's always a chance he may be right playing that card, but I'm not in 
the mood for that today. It has some of the traits of a vintage Red 
Auerbach type of ploy against the rest of the league. This could be a part 
of Celtics lore baby.  And if not, we might have the 21st century's John 
Havlicek in JJ.

p.s. Cutino Mobley? ;-)

At 11:24 28/06/01 -0700, Roy Enrile wrote:

>I can see why Papile would make the comparison.  The 45 inch vertical
>report doesn't seem to be an exaggeration.  For one of Brown's dunks, he
>made the steal took off fairly early, reversed jammed it, and did a major
>duck of the head to avoid the rim and the bottom of the backboard after
>that.  He looked pretty loose doing it like it's a normal thing.
>
>What if this has been a future Penny Hardaway, Vince Carter, Cutino Mobley
>type of talent infusion?