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Nonni has me contrary today, I guess ... sorry Bob ;-)
I think a one-dimensional team can make the playoffs, but (almost)
cannot win it all.
The all-offensive or all-defensive team can win a lot of games, but will
be beaten by very good teams that come together to play very well in all
respects.
So, I think we're two steps from a great team: finding a few offensive
threats and then playing at a very high level. I think we can, I think
we can, ...
cheers, wayne
P.S. OK all you folks with the headphones (just reading) ... time to
turn on your mic (write to [log in to unmask]) and talk about
your team and what you like about it! (Please?)
Bob Woodbury wrote, in part, on 1/3/2006 2:55 PM:
> You are exactly right. The difference between a good team (that makes
> the playoffs) and a great team (that wins it all) at this level is
> consistency. Pure and simple.
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