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Game #53: Boston Celtics 91 - Toronto Raptors 111
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Nilanka wrote: View PostSmith's all over the place, here.
First, he implies that Cavs WANT to face the Raps in the 2nd round to make their playoff run easier. Then he flat out says that they'll intentionally lose to Raps because they've already given up on the season. Fully ignoring the fact that Raps have a legit shot at the 1st seed.
This guy is the Donald Drumpf of NBA analysts. Regularly blurting out full sentences without zero meaning.
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inthepaint wrote: View PostYes, maintain the rotation. Goal should be 48 minutes of a constant threat of a fast transition game and relentless D. 10 guys in peak physical conditioning is the best way to achieve that. Raps bench can hold their own. Last two games alone we saw lots of minutes for them with Gasol and Kyrie on the floor and they did great. Plus larger rotations are more difficult to adjust against. Shouldn't matter what other teams choose to do, it's working for us.
Shorten the rotation if things naturally call for that (e.g Injuries, or someone really falling off a cliff and not playing well), but let's not artificially do it when everyone is playing well individually and with chemistry as a unit.
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LJ2 wrote: View Post
Bench was huge, but what do they do when the playoffs roll around? They wouldn't maintain this rotation would they?
Shorten the rotation if things naturally call for that (e.g Injuries, or someone really falling off a cliff and not playing well), but let's not artificially do it when everyone is playing well individually and with chemistry as a unit.
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Also, remember 2 years ago when SAS said that DeRozan was for sure going to the Lakers? lol
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LJ2 wrote: View PostThe Raptors bench has given them a huge boost, but normally teams tighten up their rotation for the playoffs. If I were to provide an answer to your question I would have to think something along the lines of the opposing team having their starters out against our bench unit may not work in our favour.
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Basically they have an excuse IF the Raps beat the Cavs in the playoffs.
"The Cavs tank that series because they didn't want to play and lose to the Celtics in the next round!"
LMAO
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So the Cavs are trying to tank to avoid Boston only to have to play Toronto who's going to beat them anyway? Is that what SAS is trying to say there?
Okay sure buddy.. it's Puff-Puff-Pass. Not Puff-Puff-Puff.
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Nilanka wrote: View PostSmith's all over the place, here.
First, he implies that Cavs WANT to face the Raps in the 2nd round to make their playoff run easier. Then he flat out says that they'll intentionally lose to Raps because they've already given up on the season. Fully ignoring the fact that Raps have a legit shot at the 1st seed.
This guy is the Donald Drumpf of NBA analysts. Regularly blurting out full sentences without zero meaning.
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rocwell wrote: View Post
First, he implies that Cavs WANT to face the Raps in the 2nd round to make their playoff run easier. Then he flat out says that they'll intentionally lose to Raps because they've already given up on the season. Fully ignoring the fact that Raps have a legit shot at the 1st seed.
This guy is the Donald Drumpf of NBA analysts. Regularly blurting out full sentences without zero meaning.
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Stephen A is an idiot, let's be honest. Do these people realize how stupid they sound?
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