關於 amir johnson ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

為了補足上場陣容名單，預計未來籃網至少還要再簽 3 名替換球員（最多 4 人）。有報導稱，老將中鋒 Amir Johnson 已經成為球隊接下來補強工作的主要目標之一，而無論結果如何，以目前自由市場的深度，籃網恐怕都很難找到能明顯提升球隊戰力的球員。
籃網隊真的好慘.....

#港湖世界和平

各位親愛的朋友大家早安大家好，這不是拜票，這是要跟大家推薦一本非常非常非常（因為很重要所以講三遍）重磅的書籍叫做 #依戀效應。
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它有多重要呢，它是我研究所老闆的老闆也就是我的師公Harry Reis 大力推薦的一本書，裡面引用的都是目前頂尖的依戀相關的研究。
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最後一張圖片中間的那個Amir Lavine 是我上一本我推薦的也是有關於依附理論的書，也就是上一本我覺得寫得目前我認為最好的，但可惜目前這本，我覺得超越它了XD。（你知道買書成癮的人總是會永遠發現更好的書XD)
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前面兩個都有點類似是學者的風格，他們只負責解釋不負責解決，最後一個也是鼎鼎大名使用這個理論在做治療的心理師Sue Johnson，連他都推薦了，你就知道這本書除了解釋之外，還提供了很多自我協助的方向。
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我有多喜歡它呢，喜歡到我早上起來翻開它之後就立刻覺得我沒有推薦他的話我今天應該會死不瞑目之類的（呸呸呸，反正就是朝聞道，夕死可矣可以的概念）。
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作者是一個記者，所以整理資訊的能力非常厲害，他採訪了世界頂尖的一些研究依戀的教授，用一段奇幻旅程的方式，來寫關於依戀的種種研究。我覺得這本書是目前我所看到跟依戀相關的書籍當中最好的一本，沒有第二，原因不是因為別人的不好，而是因為它採用了我習慣使用的量表，在書的最後面，附上研究的參考文獻而且是非常大量的文獻、然後還有很多相關的延伸參考資源（你可以透過這些網站來尋求一些協助和改變）以及最重要的，他並不是有某一個心理學家或者是研究者所寫的，所以他所眼睛裡面看到的依戀理論會更為全面，甚至從小到老化、從政治社會跟宗教seafood 之類的依戀，他也把他納入在第三部當中。
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我知道我之前有講過類似的話（什麼這本書是我目前看過最好的書之類的），不過由於書籍出版日新月異，所以如果你只想要擁有一本有關於依戀理論的書的話，那就是這一本了，沒有第二。
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他會變成我來推薦給朋友的第一本依戀相關的書籍。不過在我推薦給朋友之前，我第一個推薦給你，整體來說是一本非常棒的一本書（除了寫作的風格有點像是想在看小說，讓急性子的我有點不耐煩之外），值得買10本送給你不安全依戀的朋友們的那一種。
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這本書比較偏向科普類的知識書籍，不會給你什麼安慰擁抱解決方案什麼的（倒是提供你許多延伸自我協助的資源），如果你對於「怎麼辦」比較有興趣，第3個推薦人Sue Johnson的書會比較適合你。但如果你想要初步或者是更深入的了解這個理論，這本書在你的知識上面絕對會幫你大大加分而且是加很多分，如果你跟我一樣對知識有非常多的渴望跟興趣，那麼就是這本了，不要再猶豫了。
（我覺得購物台可以請我去當員工XD）
這邊我就不附上這本書的導流連結了，如果你真的很需要，你會去搜尋的！
#等我的筆記或影片 #依戀 #依附 #依戀理論 #依附理論 #安全感 #不安全感作祟 #書籍推薦

JaVale McGee兩年820萬留守湖人。
KCP兩年1600萬留守湖人

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我自己對於湖人能留下JaVale McGee覺得還不錯。

有Anthony Davis在大前鋒坐鎮，McGee在防守端的小細節問題應該會得到一些幫助，而在進攻端上，McGee是相當高效的，他吃餅能力是適合LeBron James的。

考慮到就檯面上所剩不受限的中鋒名單，就DeMarcus Cousins(之前講過，認為不適合湖人)、Pau Gasol、Joakim Noah、Amir Johnson等等來講(Tyson Chandler不確定還打不打)，McGee已可算是不錯的選擇了，真的....

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而Kentavious Caldwell-Pope過去幾年有點折騰湖人球迷的心，一下表現很好，一下又能讓人氣得跳腳，然而兩年1600萬算是相當不錯的價碼(比之前佛心多了)，確實可以再留下自用。

就看他三分準心能不能找回來，以及防守端能夠解少一些無腦賭博式的守法，不然他與Danny Green都是有3D效果的球員。

且湖人還有著KCP的早鳥，這對湖人補強有優勢，肯定是所有人簽完才會簽他這張2年1600萬的合約，就現階段來看，應該還有1000多萬的空間存在。

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現在湖人能不能搶到自由市場戰將級的Marcus Morris，將是之後一個會被外界關注的話題。

然後在控衛方面Rajon Rondo、林書豪都是可以考慮的對象，以及射手Kyle Korver、雙能衛Trey Burke也都在湖人關注的名單內。

但假使得到Marcus Morris，那很大的機率就只剩下底薪能簽人，就看湖人有沒有魅力用底薪吸引這票球員加入。

目前迅速簽下Danny Green、JaVale McGee和Kentavious Caldwell-Pope、Jared Dudley至少是打出了穩定牌，屯了不少3D屬性與適合LBJ的禁區。

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而湖人也很聰明，都綁兩年的操作(不再傭兵式的一年一簽)，在未來後續操作與穩定性上都有彈性空間。

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With Richard Hamilton sidelined, the Detroit Pistons abandoned their three-guard lineup and used a bigger starting unit that stifled the Milwaukee Bucks.


Tayshaun Prince scored nine of his 19 points in the decisive third quarter and Allen Iverson added 18, lifting the Pistons to an 87-76 victory Saturday night.

The Bucks had won three consecutive games, averaging 106 points during the streak. The Pistons, starting 6-foot-9 Amir Johnson in place of Hamilton, a slim 6-7 guard, held Milwaukee to 30 percent shooting.

"Everything got started because defensively we were very good," Detroit coach Michael Curry said.

Johnson had eight points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots, giving the Pistons a different defensive look from their usual lineup that consists of 6-11 Rasheed Wallace as their only big starter.

The Pistons acknowledged after the game that they are better defensively with Johnson on the floor, and better offensively when Hamilton and Iverson are on the court together with guard Rodney Stuckey.

"When we have the bigger lineup, obviously we're better defensively," Prince said. "It's kind of pick and choose. "Sometimes you are going to need the offensive side, but more importantly you're going to need the defensive side."

The game was tight until Detroit went on a 27-5 run midway through the third quarter. Milwaukee missed 14 of 17 shots during one stretch of the period, trailed 73-55 after three quarters and never got close again.

"We've been good [defensively] in stretches, especially with two bigs on the floor," Curry said. "With the small lineup that we usually start, we give up that inside presence. Not having that other big, teams attack even more to the inside. When they attacked today, if they did get by Amir or Rasheed, the other one was there to protect the basket. They also didn't attack the paint nearly as hard."

Andrew Bogut had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Milwaukee, which mainly rested its starters for the final 15 minutes after the game was decided. Michael Redd, the Bucks' leading scorer, had four points and missed nine of 11 shots, including his last five.

"Because I'm putting the other guys in doesn't mean I'm giving up on the game," Milwaukee coach Scott Skiles said. "I still intend to win the game. It can be very confusing on certain nights of why certain guys just don't have it, but it does happen in the NBA."

Hamilton missed the game with a groin injury that he aggravated in Friday night's victory over Oklahoma City. He is listed as day to day, and Curry recognizes the need to get him back in the lineup.

"We all understand that we have two shooting guards and both of them are very, very good," Curry said. "We need to give them fair time on the court so they can be productive. Because of that we lose some time with our bigs."

The Pistons beat Milwaukee for the 10th time in 13 meetings since the 2005-06 season.

Wallace had 16 points and 12 rebounds, and Stuckey added 16 points for Detroit, which has won three straight and six of eight.

"It's a bit discouraging to lose at home, but we've had one bad game out of the last six or seven home games," Bogut said. "That's no excuse."

The Pistons missed their first five shots of the second half and Luke Ridnour's jumper gave Milwaukee its last lead, 48-46, with 10:35 left in the quarter.

Stuckey then tipped in his own missed layup to tie the score at 48, starting a 27-5 run in which Detroit made 11 of 15 shots to take a 73-53 lead on Prince's free throw with 19 seconds left in the period.

Prince had nine points, four rebounds, two assists and a steal in the third.

Milwaukee was so out of sync that Skiles went with a lineup of Malik Allen, Joe Alexander, Tyronn Lue, Dan Gadzuric and Ridnour with 3:40 left in the third quarter, leaving most of the starters on the bench the rest of the way.

Game notes
Milwaukee G Damon Jones joined the team. Jones was obtained in an offseason trade, but he hasn't played for the Bucks by mutual agreement as they worked with his agent in an attempt to work out another trade. When a deal never materialized, Jones reported to the team Saturday night and was inactive

Rasheed Wallace tipped a ball into the wrong basket at one end and missed two free throws at the other.


Just when it seemed like his fourth-quarter mistakes might doom Detroit, Wallace hit back-to-back 3-pointers that gave the Pistons the lead for good and sent them to a 107-102 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night.

"That really hurt my feelings, that tip," Wallace said. "You can't let that frustrate you. I missed two point-blank foul shots. I'm upset at myself about that. You can't let that one thing get you down. That's what we did, just dug deep and came up with some stops down the stretch."

Richard Hamilton scored 24 points and Allen Iverson added 23 as the Pistons won for the second straight time to open their four-game road trip after losing their first two games with Iverson.

But just like in Tuesday night's win in Sacramento, the Pistons started slowly before turning it on defensively in the second half. With a game against the undefeated Los Angeles Lakers coming up Friday night, Detroit is looking for a complete game to extend that winning streak.

"The best part about it is we struggled at times in the game but we got it done," Iverson said. "We're going into the next game with some confidence. We're on a back-to-back so it's important for us to go get our rest and get ready to play. It's going to be a good measuring stick for us."

Golden State trailed by nine early in the fourth quarter but took the lead when Wallace tipped a missed shot by C.J. Watson into the wrong basket. Andris Biedrins was credited with the basket that gave Golden State an 87-86 lead. Wallace then missed two free throws on the other end and the Warriors extended the lead to four points.

But with Detroit down by two, Wallace hit a 3-pointer to give the Pistons the lead for good. After Watson stepped over the sideline for an inbound violation, Wallace hit another from long range to make it 96-92 with just over 3 minutes remaining.

"I know he was upset when he missed those two free throws," Tayshaun Prince said. "Normally if you go back to him he will try to respond. He was able to do that."

Wallace finished with a season-high 19 points and 11 rebounds. Prince grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds.

The mistake by Watson on the inbound was one of the final ones on a blunder-filled night by both teams that featured 33 turnovers and many other miscues.

"First of all, the point guard's not supposed to take the ball out," coach Don Nelson said. "It was an error by a young player. Iverson just faked like he was going to go for a steal and he did a dumb thing. It's not the only one he did but he actually played a pretty good game."

Biedrins had 17 points and 19 rebounds for his 16th straight double-double for the Warriors, who are still seeking their first back-to-back wins of the season. Watson and Stephen Jackson also scored 17 points apiece.

But Golden State made only one 3-pointer for the game and shot just 35 percent in the second half.

"We can't win if I go out and shoot 6-for-20," Jackson said. "It's going to be hard for us to win, point blank."

The Warriors built a 12-point lead early in the third quarter as they got into the lane and the foul line with ease. Detroit committed the first five fouls of the quarter, with Corey Maggette taking 10 free throws in the first 5:03. But a missed dunk by Biedrins that could have made it a 13-point game seemed to spark Detroit.

Iverson scored quickly on the other end and Arron Afflalo hit a 3-pointer to cut the lead to six. That started a 17-2 run that gave Detroit a 75-71 lead. Afflalo scored eight points during the spurt, including the final five.

The Warriors committed turnovers on five straight possessions during the run. They didn't make a field goal for the final 5:41 of the third quarter, falling behind 80-73 heading into the fourth. By the time Ronny Turiaf hit a jumper early in the fourth, the Warriors had missed 11 straight shots and gone 6:50 without a basket.

"Obviously that was a typical Detroit team in the second half," Prince said. "In the first half, I don't know what that was. We've done it two games in a row. Obviously we're not on the same page yet."

Game notes
Maggette had 13 points in his first game back after missing four games with a strained left hamstring. ... Pistons G Rodney Stuckey worked out before the game and is expected to play Friday against the Los Angeles Lakers. Stuckey missed the first two games of the road trip after undergo tests for being lightheaded and dizzy. ... Detroit coach Michael Curry made a lineup change, starting Kwame Brown for the first time this season and bringing Amir Johnson off the bench. Curry said he would stick with this lineup for the time being.