[新聞] Dollars ahead for Bucks' Ilyasova

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資料來源：http://tinyurl.com/7rsdhn7 Dollars ahead for Bucks' Ilyasova 土耳其人錢途看好大意就是土耳其人三年7M的合約在今年夏天期滿並將成為自由球員，球團也想要與土耳其人重簽新約，不過預料在NBA或是土耳其都會有許多競爭者出現。土耳其人表示現在不會去想合約的事，會影響他對比賽的專注，現在他只想贏得比賽並殺進季後賽。在 NBA 術語中，土耳其人就是所謂的 "stretch"　大前鋒，有著高效能的三分投射，及內線單打能力。土耳其人今年的成績也較去年有大大的進步，三分命中率 41.9% （去年29.8%）、內線命中率 49.3％（去年43.6％），這樣的進步也有機會角逐今年的最佳進步獎。土耳其人今年也成為公鹿隊史上第三位單場有雙25表現的球員（29分25板），土耳其人目前成績是每場均出賽27.5分鐘、得12.8分、8.7個板只有 1990年代波特蘭 Arvydas Sabonis 及波士頓 Robert Parrish 在不到 28 分鐘的出賽時間，可以有這樣出色的表現，若土耳其人的成績能夠延續，將有機會來挑戰。 St. Francis - Ersan Ilyasova is in line for a lucrative payday this summer, when he will be an unrestricted free agent. Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond has said the team wants to re-sign the 6-foot-10 power forward, who has made major strides in the final year of a three-year, $7 million contract he signed in the summer of 2009. But there could be plenty of competition for Ilyasova's services, both inside and outside the National Basketball Association. Ilyasova played for Anadolu Efes in his native Turkey during the lockout last summer, and he played two seasons for Regal FC Barcelona after leaving the Bucks following the 2006-'07 season. Wherever he goes, Ilyasova said Thursday that winning is of the utmost importance. It's clear that Ilyasova puts a priority on the Bucks' playoff push and is eager to get into the postseason. "I'm not really concerned about it (a new contract) and I don't really want to think about it," Ilyasova said after the Bucks' practice session at the Cousins Center. "I don't want it to be something that affects my game. "All I care about now is to win games and be in the playoffs. When the season is over, we'll see what the options are and discuss with my manager." Ilyasova is a "stretch" power forward in the NBA vernacular, a player who can shoot effectively from three-point range and also score on the interior. He has improved his shooting dramatically, hitting 49.3% from the field and 41.9% from three-point range. Those marks compare with 43.6% shooting last season and a 29.8% mark from three-point distance. He has made 36 of 86 three-pointers after going 36 of 121 a year ago. He has played in 51 games, making 32 starts, and is averaging 12.8 points and a team-leading 8.7 rebounds in 27.5 minutes per game. Ilyasova is building a strong case for the league's most improved player award and is on pace to become the first NBA player to average 12 points and eight rebounds in fewer than 28 minutes per game since Portland's Arvydas Sabonis and Boston's Robert Parrish did it in the 1990s. In February Ilyasova became the third member of the Bucks' 25/25 club when he had career highs of 29 points and 25 rebounds in a Milwaukee victory at New Jersey. "I really like to win," Ilyasova said when asked what would play into his decision or if he would consider a return to Europe. "I don't really care about a whole lot except winning. Some nights you may not be performing well, but if the team is winning, it's always good. "Even overseas, I've always played for winning teams. We've been in the final four (with Barcelona). This season right now we started really bad, but now we're picking up. We're very close to .500 now. "Things are working well for us right now and we have to stick with it, just push a little bit more. We have 12 games and we have to win as many games as we possibly can and see what happens." It seems clear that the Bucks' chances of re-signing Ilyasova would improve if the team reaches the playoffs or if he sees true signs of resurgence. He was selected by the Bucks in the second round of the 2005 draft, when he was still a teenager and knew little English. He played one NBA season in that first stint with the Bucks before heading to Barcelona for more seasoning, a decision that proved to be a good one. Bucks general manager John Hammond, who was not with the franchise when Ilyasova was drafted, followed his progress and signed him to the second contract in 2009. Now he has matured and developed into one of the team's on-court leaders, cherished by the fans for his all-out effort each night. Ilyasova said the trade deadline deal for Monta Ellis and Ekpe Udoh could help push the team into the postseason. "It's like our first year when we made the playoffs (2010) and they made a great move (acquiring John Salmons) at the trade deadline," Ilyasova said. "It was a good decision to bring Monta to our team. "He just gives us more scoring ability. And he plays good defense, too, and shares the ball. I think we have good team chemistry right now. Everyone is reading each other and we're playing well together." Gooden improving: Bucks center Drew Gooden reported some improvement with his sore lower back, after he sat out Milwaukee's 107-98 victory over Cleveland on Wednesday night. "We thought the best thing was to get a couple days' rest and see if it calms down," Gooden said. "I've got to be smart in this situation. "It feels a whole lot better today and we'll see how it feels tomorrow." The Bucks play back-to-back games at home Friday and Saturday against Charlotte and Portland. Gooden did not take part in the Bucks practice Thursday, but Carlos Delfino (sore right groin) did participate in the light workout. Both players remain day-to-day. "We want him (Gooden) to take care of this so it's not something that lingers," Bucks coach Scott Skiles said. "Obviously we've got to win and he's been an important part of our team." -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 125.225.12.166