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Who is the Most Overrated Team in the East ..aka.. Why Boston Sux.
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JamesNaismith wrote: View PostHmm funny to see this board finally come to the realization they're better than us.
There goes just hoping for a LeBron injury to make it to a Finals lol
#TANKNOW"We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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007 wrote: View PostYeah, can we all blame Demographic Shift for Boston playing so well? lmao
Tonight they shot 32 % from the field and won.....32%.....the smoke and mirrors won’t last forever...
Love it that the ass shimmy squad took one in the chops...just very painful to see it at the hands of the green slime from chowdatownLast edited by Demographic Shift; Fri Nov 17, 2017, 12:40 AM.There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
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Demographic Shift wrote: View PostYou can...and when the regression to the mean inevitably occurs....you can buy me beer, or vodka or post July 1 BC Bud...
Tonight they shot 32 % from the field and won.....32%.....the smoke and mirrors won’t last forever...
Love it that the ass shimmy squad took one in the chops...just very painful to see it at the hands of the green slime from chowdatown
The fact that they shot 32% and STILL WON is to their credit. If they had shot 60% you could say, maybe they just had a hot shooting night. But the fact that they are grinding out wins on bad shooting nights is the opposite of smoke and mirrors.
Not to mention that they are the 3rd youngest team in the NBA by weighted-minutes played, meaning they have runway for growth. (We are 14th.)
It sucks, but it is what it is. This is why objectively assessing ceilings is important. Another example is Philly... They have two, possibly three franchise-level players/prospects and they have only $60 million on the books next year. There's a very real possibility they lap us next year. Bucks could too.
We can use this year to poke around and see how we stand come playoff time, and see whether any trade opportunities open up, but if we wash out again we'll need to take a serious look at where we stand. At that point a coaching change is going to be too little, too late imo.
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The defence Boston is playing is insane. Truly insane. It will normalize, but probably not to the below average defence I expected from a team helmed by a bunch of young players and Kyrie Irving.
Still think they'll crash and burn in the playoffs when everyone is playing this hard, but for now, good for them.
I mean, they are still trash. Obviously. Just trash that wins a lot of games. Might be a little jealous. Man, I hate Boston.
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Reasons why I think their defence will normalize: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PT% and FT% in the league, two metrics shown to be noise rather than signal. Reasons why it won't normalize enough to bring them in line with my expectations: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PA and FTA in the league, which are good measures of team defence.
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DanH wrote: View PostReasons why I think their defence will normalize: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PT% and FT% in the league, two metrics shown to be noise rather than signal. Reasons why it won't normalize enough to bring them in line with my expectations: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PA and FTA in the league, which are good measures of team defence.
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DanH wrote: View PostReasons why I think their defence will normalize: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PT% and FT% in the league, two metrics shown to be noise rather than signal. Reasons why it won't normalize enough to bring them in line with my expectations: they have one of the lowest opposing 3PA and FTA in the league, which are good measures of team defence.
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