Hansbrough's makeshift hot streak will soon end

LOL....The New York Times acting like they "know" what a good player is.....Classic.....

Also when teams start focusing on T then that means another player is going to be open or guarded a little looser....The guy will never be a #1 but he will make a really good #3 and a ridiculous hustle type of player which few can match...

I must say Tyler has been looking impressive as of late. He could have a solid 15-8 type career.

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Originally posted 08:32 AM ET  03.22 by uno2343749

I must say Tyler has been looking impressive as of late. He could have a solid 15-8 type career.

Thats what Im thinking as well...Hell Kris Humpheries has finally found his nitch and is almost getting 10 and 10 a game...So anything is possible...

Don't sleep on Psycho T b/c he has the heart of a champion ('09 NCAA for UNC). He needs more all-star talent to play along side of him and Grainger. When the Pacers get more pieces in place, then the doubters will shut the heck up.

He ran wild opn my Bulls last week. I like the guy. He'll be a solid player for years to come for Indy. Why the heck is the NY times reporting on him anyway...oh yeah... sour grapes. Still sore from 2 T-hans arse whippins.

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Originally posted 08:32 AM ET  03.22 by uno2343749

I must say Tyler has been looking impressive as of late. He could have a solid 15-8 type career.

Agreed and this has surprised me. Thought he would be an 8 and 6 type of backup player off the bench.

Why do people always think good numbers on a **** team means anything?

Your 15 minutes are over, Bro.

yeah 10 years atleast barring injuries of course..

Why is this guy still a topic of conversation? Just to point out, there have been some decent players who lacked athleticism e.g. Turkgulo

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Originally posted 08:32 AM ET  03.22 by uno2343749

I must say Tyler has been looking impressive as of late. He could have a solid 15-8 type career.

He is at best a journeyman player. Nothing to get excited over.

To certain people athleticism means only vertical leap. Hansbrough has quick feet and quick hands. He also has a great motor (stamina) and can run the floor with just about any big man. Also, this seems to be a label reserved for caucasians in the NBA. I have never heard anyone say for example that Tim Duncan was "unathletic", even though his skill set doesnt include big hops. Certainly not comparing Psycho T to Timmy, just saying that leaping ability is a good skill but not essential to a good or even great basketball player. I think Hanbrough has demonstrated he can be effective in he NBA. If the NYT is saying don't expect him to drop 29 pts every nite, I don't think that really qualifies as "all the news that's fir to print".

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Originally posted 08:32 AM ET  03.22 by uno2343749

I must say Tyler has been looking impressive as of late. He could have a solid 15-8 type career.

As a pacer fan when he was drafted and everyone was angry I said about 13-15 and 6-8 is about what I expected when he was drafted, anything over that is a bonus to me.

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Originally posted 08:45 AM ET  03.22 by darrell4868

............He needs more all-star talent to play along side of him and Grainger.......then the doubters will shut the heck up.

Pffffttt.......you can say that about almost ANY player.

The NY Times constantly reminds me that NY was bought for $24.00.

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Originally posted 11:38 AM ET  03.22 by LBS - Get Well KB24

He is at best a journeyman player. Nothing to get excited over.

What is a Journeyman player??

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Originally posted 03:09 PM ET  03.22 by slipped on a peeling

The NY Times constantly reminds me that NY was bought for $24.00.

Was that after or before they stole your socks?

Really New York Times? How many Hansbrough games do you think they've actually watched? This is classic hate, Tyler played well last year before season ending injury and now he's back playing good basketball. I guess its hard to give credit to a player that just plays basketball, doesn't get into trouble or have a big personality just a ball player.