Damn he’s sick.  He’ll dropping these all season for the W’s…Ant and Ammo are going tear up the league this year.  Exciting.

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Anthony Randolph had an interesting game on Friday night. He dunked on Yao twice, including an absolutely sick put back.  He then proceeded to get T’d up for taunting when he stared down the big 7′7 freak of nature in the 3rd. That was a bad idea apparently, because Yao dropped 19 in the 4th and Rockets won by 20.

Regardless of the outcome, Warriors fans have to be excited. Anthony Randolph looks like the real deal. Although he is young and inexperienced, he is extremely fast, long, aggressive and you can see his shot is developing day by day. Every game he seems to have a block or dunk that electrify the crowd. His value might come at the defensive end first while is offensive game grows. It looks like the dubs got a great pick at 14 in this draft and could have a potential all-star in the making.

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Morrow continued his hot shooting going 8-12 from the field, including 4-5 from 3 point range and 5-5 from the line. I just finished watching the game, and it really looks like Morrow has a future in the league. He only has played 2 games as a starter, but he seems to be playing very well and hitting the shots that come to him. He’s not overplaying and his shot is just beautiful. It’s the kind of shot where you know it’s going in the moment it leaves his hands.

Warriors fans have a new man to cheer for, and he’s coming from out of nowhere to succeed on a team with two veteran small forwards already playing big minutes. If Nellie keeps giving him 30+ minutes a game, we could see some great things happen for this team, and this kid. We’re all pushing for him now, every NBA fan must be.

Here’s another good article about him from:
SF Gate

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Newest Warrior, Anthony Randolph is getting love from the coaches about his work ethic and quick learning ability. Warriors assistant and future head coach Keith Smart said:

“He’s very coachable,” Smart said. “He wants to learn. He practices hard. He accepts coaching on the floor and in the film room. He’s very receptive to all the information you’re trying to give to him.

And the one thing that a lot of young players don’t have a tendency to do is this: Apply the information you’ve given them to the game. He’s far more under control out on the floor now than he was two weeks ago.”

This is great news for Warrior fans. Something tells me Anthony Randolph is going to be something special. I keep hearing he’s like Lamar Odom, but really I think he’s going to be better. He’s more complete and athletic than Odom when he started. Only time will tell, but one thing is certain, he can block shots.

Source: Examiner

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After scoring 31 points tonight (26 in the first half), it’s looking more and more like the Timberwolves made a huge mistake by trading away OJ Mayo on draft day. Their worst nightmare has come to life, as OJ has scored 20 or more points in 3 straight games, including 28 and 31 point outings. Tonight he hit 4 threes and showed the league why he was drafted 3rd overall. He’s averaging around 19 points through 7 games this season, while also grabbing a decent amount of steals, boards and assists.

The Grizzlies have had another amazing draft by also securing Darrell Arthur, who has been performing very well in the first few games. The future looks bright for Memphis, while it continues to look dark for the Timberwolves. Kevin Love might be good, but he is looking ever more pedestrian while OJ is looking a future all-star and scoring leader in the league.

Here’s the last 3 games before tonight. You can see his scoring is increasing as he is getting more comfortable in the Grizzlies system and with his new teammates. He also seems to be rebounding and getting a lot of steals. Couple his recent performances with Marc Gasol, and you can see where the Grizzlies are headed. I hate to say, but OJ looks a little like Kobe in the highlight below. The step back is absolutely sick.

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