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12/27/07

Marcus Camby Had A Good Night - 10 Blocks, 10 Points, 11 Rebounds

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There are times when I consider Marcus Camby one of the most underappreciated players in the Association. Usually it's his ability to rack up 20 rebounds without a problem, last night it was his triple double recording 10 blocks.

He's close to averaging a double-double for his career (10.8 / 9.5) and currently ranks 2nd in the league in rebounds, 1st overall in blocks. It's hard to put a value on hustle points.

Consider this my Camby-man appreciation post for the year.

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12/27/07

outstanding

i think camby is underappreciated for a couple reasons. for one, he's never been part of a really successful team (knicks, toronto, and now denver) and moreover, he is injured a ton. he has averaged only 56 games per year over his 11 years prior to this one. that means he only plays in 68% of his team's games. between his teams not standing out, and camby sitting out, he isn't going to get the notoriety he might otherwise. he does have many statistically fantastic nights.

12/27/07

1	Wake me up when someone matches Hakeem's quadrouple double -- blocks + steals + points + rebounds.

12/27/07

Jubanator14

1	Ty wrote: Wake me up when someone matches Hakeem's quadrouple double -- blocks + steals + points + rebounds. I don't think anyone is going to be doing that anytime soon. Hakeem was one of a kind.

12/30/07

Roberta

0	I never thought the Knicks should have let Camby go - he was great during the really good years of Jeff Van Gundy. They lost everyone from those teams, or traded them away, and slowly built the mess they are now.