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  • Jclaw
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    consmap wrote: View Post
    Game thread for Cavs?
    you read my mind

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  • consmap
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    Game thread for Cavs?

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  • GOLDBLUM
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    Well, right after we took care of them, the Nets, straight into the second leg of a back to back, blow out the Sixers by 20.
    (No Joel, but still.)

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  • G__Deane
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    With 53 days left until the deadline, why do I think we're going to see more decent/good players going to the Bucks, Sixers and Celtics, who somehow make them fit in, than the Raptors who will tinker or add a bench nothing? make some magic, Masai!

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  • golden
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    Nets, on a back to back with travel, hammer the Sixers by 20. Sure, no Embiid, but the Nets don't have Kyrie and KD either.

    Dinwiddie > Simmons. lol.

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  • The Claw Reborn
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    The next 25 games before the deadline are winnable games except maybe that home and home series against Boston in between.

    Due to the Raptors dominating mediocre teams, a streak is so achievable.

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  • Zak24gege
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    G__Deane wrote: View Post

    But if the starting C only has 4 points but plays great D, that's all you need lol
    The OFMPG and PGFTH+ proves it
    Sorry, I can't help myself!
    Along with great D, add in fancy passes! irresistible lol

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  • G__Deane
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    DanH wrote: View Post

    When those "true" measurements came out there were a whole whack of results that made little sense to most. I've just been assuming they are equally as unreliable as the usual measurements we get.
    I'm betting you're right. Were the "true" sock measurements taken by the individual teams or the league? If by the teams, then they have reasons to prevaricate once again ....

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  • G__Deane
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    S.R. wrote: View Post

    Clippers also had no Lou Williams and no Pat Beverly, but the real kicker was their starting C only had 4 points so that was the game right there.
    But if the starting C only has 4 points but plays great D, that's all you need lol
    The OFMPG and PGFTH+ proves it
    Sorry, I can't help myself!

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  • DanH
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    golden wrote: View Post

    Yeah, something’s off here. ESPN, NBA.com and BBref are all showing 7 ft. But Blake Murphy reported 6-10, which seems correct.
    When those "true" measurements came out there were a whole whack of results that made little sense to most. I've just been assuming they are equally as unreliable as the usual measurements we get.

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  • DanH
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    bertarapsfan wrote: View Post
    That 1st half from Siakam is exactly what we need to see from his mix of offense. He drove to the basket and hit a couple 3s early. Then took it to the rim a few more times. They ran that play where McCaw pitched him the ball while Pascal gained speed from half court. The Nets were playing the drive so pascal just hits the dribble and puts up a mid range jumper.
    After that Brooklyn had no clue what to do with him. Play him tight, he blows by, Sag off he pull up for 3 or dribbles into lane and takes the midrange.
    People have been complaining that Pascal should only post up/drive but that half showed exactly how dangerous he can be. And the 3/mid range is what brings his game together.
    Has anyone been complaining about Pascal taking jumpers at all? Of late the issue has been just how many of his shots were coming as pull up jumpers, with almost none of his usual attacking of the rim. The jumpers work great as a counter. If they are the entirety of your offensive game you won't find much success unless you are a sharpshooter, which Pascal is not yet.

    Pascal needs his drive threat established to bend the defence the way you describe there - defences will completely sell out on one action if you punish them early for not selling out. Settle for jumpers early before they prove they can slow down your drive and you just get jumpers all game.

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  • DanH
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    G__Deane wrote: View Post

    The Gasol argument suggests that as long as you're (+) the rest doesn't matter and you can throw up zeros lol.
    Play McCaw 48 minutes!
    The Gasol argument is that so long as you are consistently in the plus, and it can be shown that you are the difference between your lineups being positive versus negative, as has been the case with Gasol, you should probably keep doing what you are doing.

    Does any of that apply to McCaw?

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  • JawsGT
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    bertarapsfan wrote: View Post
    That 1st half from Siakam is exactly what we need to see from his mix of offense. He drove to the basket and hit a couple 3s early. Then took it to the rim a few more times. They ran that play where McCaw pitched him the ball while Pascal gained speed from half court. The Nets were playing the drive so pascal just hits the dribble and puts up a mid range jumper.
    After that Brooklyn had no clue what to do with him. Play him tight, he blows by, Sag off he pull up for 3 or dribbles into lane and takes the midrange.
    People have been complaining that Pascal should only post up/drive but that half showed exactly how dangerous he can be. And the 3/mid range is what brings his game together.
    I dont think he takes enough mid range shots actually. He should replace some of his drives with an occasional jump shot, as it might prevent some of those off balance and awkward layups he sometimes takes. I guess he just needs some time figuring out defences, but sometimes it seems he's forcing things on the drives he makes, when a mid range pull up would have been a decent option. The system is designed that way I suppose, most guys on the team seem expected to either shoot 3s or shots at the rim. Serge and rhj seem to take mid range shots regularly, but i think they are the only ones. I dont think it would hurt if pascal dropped a few more mid rangers each game.

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  • S.R.
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    G__Deane wrote: View Post
    Clippers lost to the Bulls (no Kawhi, load maintenance, left knee soreness) and the Rockets lost to the Pistons lol.
    Clippers also had no Lou Williams and no Pat Beverly, but the real kicker was their starting C only had 4 points so that was the game right there.

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  • bertarapsfan
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    That 1st half from Siakam is exactly what we need to see from his mix of offense. He drove to the basket and hit a couple 3s early. Then took it to the rim a few more times. They ran that play where McCaw pitched him the ball while Pascal gained speed from half court. The Nets were playing the drive so pascal just hits the dribble and puts up a mid range jumper.
    After that Brooklyn had no clue what to do with him. Play him tight, he blows by, Sag off he pull up for 3 or dribbles into lane and takes the midrange.
    People have been complaining that Pascal should only post up/drive but that half showed exactly how dangerous he can be. And the 3/mid range is what brings his game together.

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