Tuesday, September 27, 2011

What NBA player this year has the highest 3 point percentage?

Which 2008 NBA player has the highest 3 Point percentage? What player do you think will do the best next year?|||Steve Nash 47%|||Kapono i think. he shot 48.3% from three this year. Itl b same next yr i think|||Jose Juan Barea-100%


Marcus Camby-100%


Walter Herrmann-100%|||hey man,





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http://www.nba.com/statistics/player/3Po…|||Sure, some guys will shoot a great percentage when they only took four shots all year long. You should only factor in those who 1) get notable playing time and 2) put up enough 3's to make a difference. With all that taken into account, Steve Nash and Peja Stojakovich are your guys.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Are NBA game officials fair especially during the playoffs?

I know this question is a little broad, however I'm just curious to hear some opinions from some NBA fans. Amidst the super-star power out there this playoff season are the officials still being fair or are they making horrible calls? Do they seem to give technical fouls out like candy? Should the league take action against bad calls from officials?|||The NBA needs to do something about the refs. I am a BB fan, not rooting for any one of the four teams, just really enjoy watching. However, the refs are ruining it....I hate to call someone a cheater, but c'mon. Something is obviously going on here.|||Kobe sucks the refs off.|||Fair?





Are you watching Game 5 right now?|||The refs favor the Cavs/Lakers. They keep making horrible call after horrible call. And they always miss the ones that actually exist.|||No because the NBA wants Lebron and Kobe to meet in the finals because of all the money they will make.

Are NBA players smudging off their tattoos or is it just camera trick that I see on TV?

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|||no they arent smudging them.... i think you just need HDTV...cuz your pixelation is lying to you.

Which NBA player breaks most number of glass during the official games?

I have seen MJ does it also Shaq did couple of times. I am just wondering it is possible to list down first 5 NBA players who break the glass during the offical game (not practices).|||Shaq never actually broke the glass on the backboard he pulled down the basket by breaking the support beam. Darryl Dawkins is best known glass backboard breaker of all time because when he played they didn't have the break away rims and all the support they have in them now. Now they're pretty much unbreakable that why the glass didn't break and Shaq collapsed the whole basketball support system which is actually way more impressive.|||Shaq used to break the glass during the 90's, I think he did it once and the other is when Shaq pulled down the whole court. now that's power!|||Shaq during his orlando days twice %26amp; Dawkins during his phily days don't know how many but he was the original glass breaker. Both break glass with sick power dunks!|||I only know of darryl dawkins

Which current NCAA player is most likely to win the NBA 3 point shootout during his career?

Im going Stephen Curry, just a sweet stroke and touch from being the arch. He can bury it like his father Dell. I think he'll win an NBA 3point shootout before he retires.





Which current NCAA player is most likely to win the 3point shootout during his NBA career?|||Steph Curry is a given choice, so I'll go elsewhere.





When AJ Abrams gets hot, he gets hot. See Round One of the Tourney vs. Minnesota. He caught fireeee, babyy!





Abrams will likely be a 2nd round pick and will obviously have to get playing time to get into the contest, but the Cavs found a nice 2nd round pick shooter out of UT didn't they?|||stephen curry or wayne ellington or a duke player(puke player)|||Stephen Curry.|||Wayne Ellington|||Devandurf?





I think he plays for Syracuse|||obviously if any of u have watched a ncaa game u would no it would be stephon curry.. next ray allen from behind the arc

Are NBA basketball tickets too expensive for most people to afford?

I was looking into buying some tickets for a pre-season game and the least expensive option was $60 which I cannot afford. I am wondering if this seems expensive to most others too. Is NBA only available to the rich?|||There is an NBA league rule that every team make at least 500 $10 tickets available for each game. Never the best seats, but definitely affordable. Contact the team box office (not ticketmaster) and ask if these tickets are still available. If available, they probably will refer you ticketmaster to purchase.|||I think that all pro sports have priced themselves out of the reach of most people. A lot of fans won't go to the games because they can't afford to take their families. For the typical 4 person family in your example, you're talking about $240 just for the tickets. You know you're going to spend another $60 on a few dogs, sodas and popcorn so now you're looking at $300. Parking is an additional cost and you'll probably have to buy a couple of souveniers for the kids so you're more than likely going to spend $400 in the 3 hours it takes to play the game.



I think most people would rather spend the $400 on something that the whole family can enjoy for more than 3 hours.



I think you can blame the players and the owners for the price of tickets. Everyone should have the right to make a good living but the owners could refuse to pay them that much. If the players didn't make so much money, the tickets would be affordable by everyone.|||$60 a ticket is probably about average depending on what city you live in. Is it only for the rich? I would say many people can afford to go to a game or two a season and they are not rich. Is it expensive? Absolutely. It is basically the law of supply and demand. If no one was willing to pay $60 and they were not selling out each game they would lower the ticket prices. The NBA is still setting attendance records year after year so I expect if anything the tickets will continue to rise in price.



You might go to the teams web site and see if they have any promotional nights. Some teams have lower prices for a couple games a year or on weekdays.



Personally I don't think NBA basketball is that great live unless you have courtside seats or very good seats. Those seats are typically very expensive...can be a 1000 plus. You are probably better off watching the game on TV or if you want to see live basketball catch a college game or good high school teams.|||Well, first off, it depends who paying to go see. Tickets for the Lakers are going to be more expensive than for the Raptors. Location does play a part in ticket pricing. Are they too expensive?


When you start getting to the lower sections, I would have to say that they are. Will that change? Not until they lower salaries to a more realistic amount, which don't bet on that happening anytime soon.|||its not just basketball. its all sports every team wants a new state of the art stadium and ticket prices are what helps pay for those investments. with the economy as bad as it has been the average person prob couldnt imagine taking a family of 4 to a game. ticket prices are out of hand everywhere. i havent been to an nba game in 11 0r 12 years and it was when the 76ers stadium was newer we had mid court llower upper level seats and they were 28 bucks each and that was 12 years ago i dont even want to think about what those seats cost now.|||That is not expensive for me. Whenever I go to NBA games I usually sit in the 1st or 2nd row, so I spend roughly $300 a ticket.|||This depends on the team who you're going to see play.

What is an interesting way to start off a story about a female NBA player?

I'm talking about the NBA with Derrick Rose, not the WNBA that no one cares about.|||I'm a female high school basketball player and to say that no one cares about the WNBA is really rude. I look up to players like Tamika Catchings, Two time Olympic Gold Medalist and WNBA all star, because that's what I aspire to be. Just because you don't care for the WNBA, doesn't mean that you have to hate on them. I'm really not trying to be mean but comments like that really bother me.





An interesting story would be about a WNBA player who maybe aspires to play in the NBA. Imagine the NBA if a women played? How would the fans act? What would happen to the industry?