A Tinsley to Evans alley-oop was featured in Ball Don't Lie today. The striking thing about the play is that Evans is well behind the three point line when Tinsley puts up the lob. Evans take three big, loping strides and then launches himself high in the air to come down above the rim to slam the ball home. Scroll down to second picture to see where Tinsley and Evans were when Tinsley threw it up. I can only dream of such athleticism!!!
A Tinsley to Evans alley-oop was featured in Ball Don't Lie today. The striking thing about the play is that Evans is well behind the three point line when Tinsley puts up the lob. Evans take three big, loping strides and then launches himself high in the air to come down above the rim to slam the ball home. Scroll down to second picture to see where Tinsley and Evans were when Tinsley threw it up. I can only dream of such athleticism!!!
Sick. I yearn for the day JE gets more burn. Next year.
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Subject: Re: Tinsley to Evans Alley-oop Wed Apr 03, 2013 9:35 am
Crunchtime1 wrote:
A Tinsley to Evans alley-oop was featured in Ball Don't Lie today. The striking thing about the play is that Evans is well behind the three point line when Tinsley puts up the lob. Evans take three big, loping strides and then launches himself high in the air to come down above the rim to slam the ball home. Scroll down to second picture to see where Tinsley and Evans were when Tinsley threw it up. I can only dream of such athleticism!!!
Subject: Re: Tinsley to Evans Alley-oop Wed Apr 03, 2013 9:46 am
Tinsley, Burks, DC, Evans, and Kanter would be the most entertaining second unit in the history of history. I'm not saying they would be great or anything, though I think they would be pretty good, just fun as hell to watch. Top 10 plays almost every night.
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Subject: Re: Tinsley to Evans Alley-oop Wed Apr 03, 2013 11:43 am
Romoholic wrote:
Crunchtime1 wrote:
A Tinsley to Evans alley-oop was featured in Ball Don't Lie today. The striking thing about the play is that Evans is well behind the three point line when Tinsley puts up the lob. Evans take three big, loping strides and then launches himself high in the air to come down above the rim to slam the ball home. Scroll down to second picture to see where Tinsley and Evans were when Tinsley threw it up. I can only dream of such athleticism!!!
one of the sickest plays I have ever seen. You have to think even with JE lack of some skills that he can be of more use to the Jazz then he has been.
I saw it coming (from the Upper Bowl) & I must admit that I thought Tinsley threw it way too early. Evans is a freak! It got, by far, the biggest cheer of the game. Even in a game that had already been decided. Good stuff.
Romoholic Admin
Posts : 1090 Points : 1284 Reputation : 38 Join date : 2012-04-26 Age : 49 Location : Layton, Utah
A Tinsley to Evans alley-oop was featured in Ball Don't Lie today. The striking thing about the play is that Evans is well behind the three point line when Tinsley puts up the lob. Evans take three big, loping strides and then launches himself high in the air to come down above the rim to slam the ball home. Scroll down to second picture to see where Tinsley and Evans were when Tinsley threw it up. I can only dream of such athleticism!!!
one of the sickest plays I have ever seen. You have to think even with JE lack of some skills that he can be of more use to the Jazz then he has been.
I saw it coming (from the Upper Bowl) & I must admit that I thought Tinsley threw it way too early. Evans is a freak! It got, by far, the biggest cheer of the game. Even in a game that had already been decided. Good stuff.
Yeah on TV, I couldn't tell who JT was throwing it to. I thought maybe there was someone out of camera range.
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