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Game #14: Phoenix Suns 100 - Toronto Raptors 104
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Superjudge wrote: View Posthahaha ok, whatever. You guys are classic.
What is it then?
It wasnt player development the first two years he was here and did a great job elevating every young player on the team, and now, on a continuation from last year when they were a powerhouse after gay left, and now are #1 overall, it ain't about wins....
When you talk such ridiculous shit, how do you expect to be taken seriously. Honestly..... please tell me then, what IS it all about.
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classic man..... just a treat to read these posts. Bunch a fools acting like they are Savant NBA coaches doomed to sit in a basement calling the games from their lazy boys while guys like Casey, who are clearly inferior, are scamming the system and getting paid huge to win games on smoke and mirrors and PURE LUCK."Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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magoon wrote: View PostHere's the problem with the Raps right now: you can say exactly the same thing about them, except moreso. The Raps' game right now is dependent on getting to the line extremely frequently; the reason we're 12-2 with such a comparatively weak team FG% is because we've been so successful at getting to the line. What happens in the playoffs when the refs go into "just let them play" mode? Because that's a lot more likely than "what happens if Phoenix's very good shooters suddenly go cold.""Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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magoon wrote: View PostHere's the problem with the Raps right now: you can say exactly the same thing about them, except moreso. The Raps' game right now is dependent on getting to the line extremely frequently; the reason we're 12-2 with such a comparatively weak team FG% is because we've been so successful at getting to the line. What happens in the playoffs when the refs go into "just let them play" mode? Because that's a lot more likely than "what happens if Phoenix's very good shooters suddenly go cold."
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bryan colangelo wrote: View PostThe only reason I'm not entirely worried is there's guys on the team — Patterson, GV, DeRozan — missing clean looks that they made last year. I hate to be a Sam Mitchell about this, but 'guys got to make shots.'"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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Shantz wrote: View PostHere is my realization for the night:
Greivis Vasquez believes himself to be the same player that Lou Williams actually is.
It's unsettling.
In terms of the whole Casey subbing JV thing I'm okay with it just for this simple fact: we have good guards. It's not like he was throwing out the likes of Hassan Adams or Dominic McGuire. Lowry, DD, Lou, Ross, PP and Amir are all great players and I trust in them to win the game for us, as they did. Might we have won with JV on in the 4th? Possibly also, but no matter what Casey is going to get questioned. Life of a coach.
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GLF wrote: View PostThe thing about it is if they are going to play JV they HAVE to play him alongside another big like Amir who is a good help defender. JV CANNOT be the only big on the floor when we go small. One because he is terrible at contesting perimeter shots and two he just isn't a good help defender. Suns were doing whatever they wanted when JV was on the floor as the sole big. Amir and Patterson are a lot more mobile and are better help defenders. So I agree with you guys that he could have kept JV in the game but he just can't be the only big. So pretty much we can't really go small if we want to have JV in the game.
Rewatch the game man! Don't blame Jonas for a team getting hot from 3 it happens"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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TRex wrote: View PostBtw, i know i criticized JV a lot in this forum, tonight EASILY was his best game of the season.
I think the key for him tonight offensively was positioning. He did a great job posting up in the LOW POST not 15-20 feet away from the basket.
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MACK11 wrote: View PostPat, GV, DD all had career years last season so maybe this is them coming back down to the norm? Vasquez has been an absolute train wreck so far.
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magoon wrote: View PostHere's the problem with the Raps right now: you can say exactly the same thing about them, except moreso. The Raps' game right now is dependent on getting to the line extremely frequently; the reason we're 12-2 with such a comparatively weak team FG% is because we've been so successful at getting to the line. What happens in the playoffs when the refs go into "just let them play" mode? Because that's a lot more likely than "what happens if Phoenix's very good shooters suddenly go cold."
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