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He looked bad in africa game and bad here lol. Theres no hope for him lol. I'm not holding my breath that he'll bounce back. OG and Pascal at the 4 all day! lolI relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony. -
Bang on. What got my attention was he referred to the fact that they had taken another step, as compared to last year and, presumably, last season. If he see's improvement in their play, that's good enough for me.ReubenJRD wrote: View PostComment
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I finally watched the vid and Serge didn't look that bad. The only time he looked mess was when he would try to dribble and I think we've all agreed he needs to stop doing that completely. But other than that he looked decent.DanH wrote: View PostI relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.Comment
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Yeah, I was being a little facetious. He looks bad the first few plays on each end but is fine thereafter. It's just fun (and the flavour of the day) to dump on Serge. Heck, I think he should be starting at PF.GLF wrote: View PostComment
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Lol it is. He's just sooooooo bad when he dribbles. It's crazy how bad his hands are at times. Very much like Bizmack in that sense lol. But yea when he sticks to catching and shooting on offence and actually gives a fuck on defence he is still pretty good. We need to just dumb everything down for him and take away any freedom Casey gave him on offence.DanH wrote: View PostI relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.Comment
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NBA's Board of Governors will likely pass those three measures at meeting September 20-21. Rule changes need two-thirds approval of teams to pass. https://t.co/cT1UogxU1N
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) August 23, 2018
14 second rule on an offensive rebound is a stupid rule.Comment
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Norman Powell did Paul George dirty 👀
— NBA SKITS (@NBA_Skits) August 22, 2018
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No its great. Now we don't have to watch Demar dribble 20+ seconds off after we get another possession.Hotshot wrote: View Post
O wait nvm.
But I still like it.Comment
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Why? The only other significant return of possession in the frontcourt (non-shooting fouls) give 14 seconds.Hotshot wrote: View Post
The 24 second shot clock is intended to cover transitioning to the frontcourt and frontcourt play. With an offensive board you don't have to do the first part - 14 seconds is plenty.Comment
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https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/s...s-report-says/DanH wrote: View Post
More kickouts with less time, means bigs will get even less touches for a play and more 3 pointer shots will go to the guards. I for one do not like this current trend that we are in to continue to grow.It will be interesting to see if early in the season there are some extra shot clock violations because players aren't used to the shorter reset. Most likely, though, it shouldn't change the game too much. Most shots after offensive rebounds are immediate putbacks or kickouts for quick 3-pointers.
Is that good?!One area it will definitely change, though, is end of game situations. If a team is trying to hold on to a lead late in the game and they get an offensive rebound, they will almost always try to pull the ball out and use up the entire extra 24 seconds. Now, they'll only have 14 seconds. That could end up making a difference in some close games.Comment
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I absolutely think so. I'd rather see teams play basketball at the end of games rather than stand still just dribbling, wouldn't you?Hotshot wrote: View Post
As for the more kickouts... did you read the whole sentence you quoted? Most offensive boards are putbacks or kickouts already. The only thing that will change for bigs is the scenario where the ball gets taken out, no immediate shot is taken, and a new play is run - and I'm not sure it's obvious that that would impact bigs any more than any other player.Comment
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