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Date: 4/15/2013 11:15:59 PM
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It looks like the Singapore game becomes a must win....Malaysia has two easy games left, so they will have more PD than us.

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Date: 4/22/2013 8:11:42 AM
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Sigh...

That was rough. I thought we were going to win it there at the end - it had begun to feel inevitable. For them to win it on a shot with 3 seconds to go, hit by a guy who had gone 1-8 for the evening... well, that was just nasty.

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Date: 4/22/2013 9:08:35 AM
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Hey.....I have to agree with Malice....that was one heck of a game.
It sucks that Asano got scored on at the buzzer....he had a +9 up until that bucket, finished with a +7.
I am more pissed by the 4 missed FTs, those hurt!!
Next week will be huge..

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Date: 4/22/2013 9:14:26 AM
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If that's what Tsunami feels, perhaps he could work on his FG%...

WATCHING the game (as YC/Swoosh/I did), that was a good performance towards the end. It's interesting... Furusawa often keeps us in games, but I don't think he's got too many more seasons as a stalwart of the team. Even now, often our best passages of extended play *seem* to come when he's on the bench. That last run - it was Yasujiro/K-Mat at the bigs. And for 30 glorious seconds (during the Singapore time-out with Japan up 94-93), they had achieved the seemingly impossible...

On a personal level, even tho' K-Mat only played 18 min, I was happy with his play. He came up big at the end with7 points in 49 seconds (as did Yasujiro - come up big). Neither were perfect - both made slips - but it's getting to that point where maybe we can bid the past goodbye.
Last 90 seconds of play...
4 1:29 85 — 89 Y. Honda (A) gets off a great pass to K. Yasujiro (A). K. Yasujiro (A) throws down a powerful two-handed dunk. Scored.
4 1:29 85 — 89 The shot was assisted by Y. Honda (A).
4 1:22 85 — 89 K. Yasujiro (A) intercepted a pass.
4 1:14 87 — 89 K. Yasujiro (A) attempts a jump-shot from the wing, guarded closely by S. Yeng Jian (H). Scored.
4 1:00 87 — 91 Y. Tse Hui (H) pulls up at the top of the key and takes a shot, guarded closely by Y. Honda (A). Scored.
4 0:49 89 — 91 N. Ueda (A) threads a pass through the defense and finds K. Matsumoto (A). K. Matsumoto (A) goes baseline and stretches out for the dunk. Scored.
4 0:49 89 — 91 The shot was assisted by N. Ueda (A).
4 0:42 89 — 91 Ball stolen by K. Matsumoto (A).
4 0:28 91 — 91 K. Matsumoto (A) spins around his defender and fires off a quick jump shot, guarded closely by P. Jian Long (H). Scored.
4 0:16 91 — 91 P. Jian Long (H) goes up strong for an inside shot
4 0:16 91 — 91 K. Matsumoto (A) is called for a shooting foul.
4 0:16 91 — 92 Free throw made by P. Jian Long (H).
4 0:16 91 — 92 Y. Jing Sze (H) will come off the bench to replace S. Qingxian (H) at PG.
4 0:16 91 — 92 Substitution at C: F. Shuangxiang (H) for S. Yeng Jian (H).
4 0:16 91 — 92 H. Fujii (A) substituted for N. Ueda (A) at PG.
4 0:16 91 — 92 S. Motoori (A) brought in for K. Matsumoto (A) at PF.
4 0:16 91 — 93 The free throw by P. Jian Long (H) is up and in.
4 0:16 91 — 93 Full timeout called by Nippon.
4 0:16 91 — 93 K. Matsumoto (A) brought in for S. Motoori (A) at PF.
4 0:08 94 — 93 K. Matsumoto (A) attempts a three-point shot from the wing, guarded closely by P. Jian Long (H). Scored.
4 0:08 94 — 93 30 second timeout called by Singapore.
4 0:02 94 — 95 N. Huat (H) goes up strong for an inside shot, guarded closely by T. Asano (A). Scored.
4 0:00 94 — 95 K. Yasujiro (A) tries a driving layup, guarded closely by F. Shuangxiang (H). Shot missed.
4 0:00 94 — 95 End of period.

Writing's on the wall Furusawa, be prepared.

Last edited by malice at 4/22/2013 9:21:01 AM

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Date: 4/22/2013 9:22:56 AM
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It is more than just the writing on the wall....it is a proven fact...32 yr olds don't get skill drops.....33 yr olds get skill drops.....In my opinion, you can't have players who are going to drop in skills on the NT Furusawa and Oishi are both turning 33 next season..
"Swan song" is a metaphorical phrase for a final gesture, effort, or performance given just before death or retirement.


Let's hope they both have a little bit of juice or a SWAN SONG left for next week!!

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Date: 4/22/2013 10:12:30 AM
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I see mostly yours and YCs players in the lineup

Come on....thats not fair. I have one player who gets minutes, Motoori only played 1 second.
And to be honest....I would have went with the 3rd big too. Singapore has started 3 C's every game this round. It was an easy scout even for someone who isn't the coach. In the end it was a +1 point loss.
Now we(Nippon) dust off and get back on the bike..

I think RB influenced this one. Everywhere else, Tsunami is ahead.

I seriously doubt that.....I would say IS,ID,JS,REB are all places where Asano has Tsunami....

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Date: 4/22/2013 11:35:12 AM
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Happy Birthday!!!!! and a great post!!!

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