But how is that coaches fault? If he can't read the game. Then it's on him.
Sure it’s always ultimately on the player, but to be fair Norm was trained in a completely opposite way his 1st two years in the league and he needs to unlearn those habits. I mean, DeMar is just starting to read the game better and he’s been in the league for 8 years. This is NBA game speed we’re talking about here, where you’ve got to have your shit down so perfect that you don’t even think about it. Never mind also needing freakish athleticism. Looks easy from the stands or TV, but it’s all relative.
Saw.highlights where Lowry was shaking his head when the Raps called a timeout.
Can't blame the coaching staff. Lowry chokes under pressure when it comes to shooting freethrows. I'm sure.the coaching staff know this that's why they called a timeout.
Saw.highlights where Lowry was shaking his head when the Raps called a timeout.
Can't blame the coaching staff. Lowry chokes under pressure when it comes to shooting freethrows. I'm sure.the coaching staff know this that's why they called a timeout.
Well Lowry is shooting 87% from the line this year. Regardless of perception of choking, if you're in the 4th quarter of a tight game and can get the ball inbound without wasting a timeout (which teams have less of now) to a guy shooting 87%, it's pretty fucking unheard of to call a timeout to get it out of his hands. What if the other team steals it on the timeout inbound? Or we have to burn another timeout? Or if that was our last one and we got a 5 second violation?
Lowry had every right to be pissed and there wasn't good enough reason to call the timeout. #1 reason to call a timeout late in game like that is to make sure you inbound it without turning it over.
Saw.highlights where Lowry was shaking his head when the Raps called a timeout.
Can't blame the coaching staff. Lowry chokes under pressure when it comes to shooting freethrows. I'm sure.the coaching staff know this that's why they called a timeout.
Career 80% on FT's, he's had some up and down clutch FT% numbers the past few seasons. Anywhere from high 60's to low 80's in a given year. Usually a few points lower than his overall FT% for the season.
Sure it’s always ultimately on the player, but to be fair Norm was trained in a completely opposite way his 1st two years in the league and he needs to unlearn those habits. I mean, DeMar is just starting to read the game better and he’s been in the league for 8 years. This is NBA game speed we’re talking about here, where you’ve got to have your shit down so perfect that you don’t even think about it. Never mind also needing freakish athleticism. Looks easy from the stands or TV, but it’s all relative.
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Yeah I agree that he was trained in old system and succeeded in it. So it'll take some time for him to adjust and I think he'll figure it out. I also think with Delon back he'll be better.
Last edited by MixxAOR; Thu Dec 14, 2017, 05:02 PM.
Well someone posted here a stat where Lowry's freerhrow shooting percentage drops down to 50-60% in the clutch.
So uhh yeah you can't blame the coaching staff for calling a TO.
They were either wrong or using a small sample size of poor numbers. I don't think the coaches had bad Raptors Republic stats in mind when they called the TO.
His clutch FT% is low this year but the sample size is still small. Look at last year (https://stats.nba.com/player/200768/...n&Split=clutch) or any previous year for yourself, as I said he's typically a few points lower in his clutch FT% but generally still in the 70's.
They were either wrong or using a small sample size of poor numbers. I don't think the coaches had bad Raptors Republic stats in mind when they called the TO.
His clutch FT% is low this year but the sample size is still small. Look at last year (https://stats.nba.com/player/200768/...n&Split=clutch) or any previous year for yourself, as I said he's typically a few points lower in his clutch FT% but generally still in the 70's.
Clutch situations by nature will be a small sample size, no?
They were either wrong or using a small sample size of poor numbers. I don't think the coaches had bad Raptors Republic stats in mind when they called the TO.
His clutch FT% is low this year but the sample size is still small. Look at last year (https://stats.nba.com/player/200768/...n&Split=clutch) or any previous year for yourself, as I said he's typically a few points lower in his clutch FT% but generally still in the 70's.
And we were in a 3 pt game which means you only really worry about him making at least one.
Again, in that situation it makes little sense to call a timeout where the most important thing is getting the ball inbound and not turning it over.
The only way it's excusable is if Casey called it right away on the make but the ref was just slow to blow the whistle, which is entirely possible.
By checking the highlights of the game that i'm interested in and reading the recap.
This team is just a complete waste of time and they don't interest me anymore. It's like watching a movie for the 5th time. You already know what's going to happen. You already know what the ending is going to be.
By checking the highlights of the game that i'm interested in and reading the recap.
This team is just a complete waste of time and they don't interest me anymore. It's like watching a movie for the 5th time. You already know what's going to happen. You already know what the ending is going to be.
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