Good and bad from Tuesday night Observations of the positives and negatives from the Blazers' 124-120 loss to Golden State Tuesday night: The Good A rally? Do Blazers fans even remember that term? Last season we used to see the Blazers come out cold, get stomped in the first quarter, then play the final three quarters as if they were a formality. But on Tuesday Portland rallied from 19 down -- a feat that took some time to comprehend -- then did it again in the fourth quarter to force overtime after trailing by 13. Last year's team wasn't that mentally strong. It gave in easily when teams threw a 19-point punch at them. This team withstood that blow and showed the offensive firepower to come back. A very good sign. Roy takes over: Brandon Roy showed flashes Tuesday night of the big-time NBA scorer he's expected to become. Whether it was using his body to create a little extra space while driving for a layup or hitting all five of his free-throws, Roy filled up the stat sheet (which included nine rebounds and three assists in 37 minutes). Well-rounded game for Martell: Before Tuesday night I thought Martell Webster has having a difficult preseason. He didn't exactly look sharp in last week's preseason game against Seattle. But Tuesday was a whole different picture. Webster scored in a variety of ways, hitting 3 of 6 3-pointers, 6 of 11 shots overall, 10 of 12 free throws and even dishing out an assists. That's the damage his supporters eventually see him doing on a nightly basis. Now if he can just carry some of it over to the next game. The Bad Turnovers: Need I say more? Portland's 24 turnovers were ghastly. Most of them were simply sloppy -- such as Sergio Rodriguez's attempted pass to Zach Randolph with 27.1 seconds remaining that was stolen. Teams are going to commit turnovers in the preseason. Young teams are going to commit turnovers in the preseason. So a young team should certainly be expected to commit a lot of them at this time of the year. But you can only hope the Blazers clean up that act when the season starts. There were how many fouls? That would be a combined 73. It disqualified Brandon Roy, Jarrett Jack and Martell Webster for the Blazers, along with Monta Ellis and Andris Biedrins for Golden State, and three other players had five fouls. That led to a combined 84 free throws, and Portland made nearly as many free throws (37) as it did field goals (40). I pray I never have to watch another game like that again. 3-point freeze-up: Only Martell Webster made a 3-pointer for Portland. The rest of the team was 0 for 14, and made it easy for Golden State to double-team Zach Randolph nearly every time he touched the ball. That just makes Randolph's 27 points that much more impressive, but it will be hard for him to continue those performances if the Blazers can't take some of the defensive pressure off him with better perimeter shooting. http://www.columbian.com/sports/blazerbanter/ 这场比赛三分球只有一个人在玩orz 幸好Webster还有点准头，不然真的是一整个凄惨... 另外两个比较准的Dixon和LaFrentz一个上场时间超少，一个在养伤 囧>" 可能也是三分球比较烂的原因， 但幸好这是热身赛，大家都还在调整和适应阶段， 希望季赛开始後大家真的要表现出该有的水准! --

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