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  • #16
    inthepaint wrote: View Post
    My take is as long as the traditional MIP Siakam we've come to know is on the back pocket for the playoffs, and that skillset is still being honed and maintained in practice, it's all good. If all of a sudden he lets go of that of stuff and is now onto just contested fadeaways from iso's and static off-the-dribble 3's, then we're in trouble.
    I'm hoping he (and the team) are just coasting a bit and experimenting a bit offensively here in games that don't matter too much for the Raptors. There's certainly some of that going around among the top teams. Fingers crossed we seem him going at the rim in Round 1 Game 1.
    "We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard

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    • #17
      I expect Siakam to struggle as first option so I can't say I'm mad
      Only one thing matters: We The Champs.

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      • #18
        His midrange has been brutal. He lifts too much on his shots, instead of going straight up and down. Either he is drifting left or fading away. He should be watching how Kawhi attacks the midrange shot. Or even Norm for that matter.

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        • #19
          I'm convinced Spicy P is saving his energy for the playoffs.

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          • #20
            S.R. wrote: View Post

            I'm hoping he (and the team) are just coasting a bit and experimenting a bit offensively here in games that don't matter too much for the Raptors. There's certainly some of that going around among the top teams. Fingers crossed we seem him going at the rim in Round 1 Game 1.
            Could be wrong, but didn't Nurse say he was going to let Siakam iso and experiment offensively during the bubble games? I'm sure more plays will be run to get Siakam easier shots during the Playoffs.

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            • #21
              saints91 wrote: View Post
              His midrange has been brutal. He lifts too much on his shots, instead of going straight up and down. Either he is drifting left or fading away. He should be watching how Kawhi attacks the midrange shot. Or even Norm for that matter.
              He's been using the seeding games to practice new moves, and because they're new, he's not great at them yet. There are no plays being run for him, not even screens are set for him. That's by design, so he can get used to tough situations and double-teams that will sure come in the post season.

              That's all fine IF he's taking the time off camera in practice to keep his traditional game sharp (spin moves, drives, transition, baby hooks, spot up corners 3's etc..). He didn't practice anything in the summer, so I believe he's honing them off camera, with many set plays that involve what he does best, and that will be deployed in the playoffs.

              At least that's the hope, because if he decided to altogether let go of all his drives, paint pressure, spot up 3's, spin moves etc.. (ie all the stuff that made him MIP), in exchange for fadeway contested long 2's and static off the dribble 3's, then we're in deep doo-doo.

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              • #22
                Lmao this series has been fully relegated...three early games in a row
                The name's Bond, James Bond.

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                  • #24
                    Just got Toronto'd by the schedule makers.
                    "We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard

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                    • #25
                      S.R. wrote: View Post
                      Just got Toronto'd by the schedule makers.
                      Milwaukee has had the same thing done to them. Those are the two series that have been done dirty lol

                      With just one exception, the final game of every day will be one of the LA teams
                      The name's Bond, James Bond.

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                      • #26
                        I'm the biggest Raps fan I know and I barely want to watch a Nets/Raps series. It is assuredly going to be boring. I'll still be watching every game glued to the screen though, lol.

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                        • #27
                          Maury wrote: View Post
                          I'm the biggest Raps fan I know and I barely want to watch a Nets/Raps series. It is assuredly going to be boring. I'll still be watching every game glued to the screen though, lol.
                          Wins, even against terrible teams are never boring. You can watch the game, BBQ, drink, swim, fish, drink more all at the same time without stress.

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                          • #28
                            Wtf is this schedule. On west coast not going to be able to watch any of the first 3 games
                            To be the champs you got to beat the champs

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                            • #29
                              should we be worried that the Nets are beating the Blazers who are trying to win?

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                              • #30
                                Jclaw wrote: View Post
                                should we be worried that the Nets are beating the Blazers who are trying to win?
                                Nah lebron's probably got a bounty for the nets and the blazers outside of dames shot are a mess
                                To be the champs you got to beat the champs

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