I think they should just make it simple: a non-shooting foul with less than 5 seconds in 4th Q/OT is one free throw and possession retained, like a technical.
It was a great series, but I felt disappointed at the end of the final game when the Sixers were unable to attempt a reasonable 3 pointer to tie the game because they were in the bonus and the Knicks could just keep fouling them on the floor. NBA needs to do
something about that rule.
I bet you put a lot of value in RBIs in baseball too.
Why are the Bucks significantly worse overall with Lillard than Holiday? Lillard is a much better scorer than Holiday. He’s an all nba player and was all star game mvp.
That’s dishonest. Expected from you.
Tatum and Brown are two very, very different players.
I’m a huge Tatum fan. That doesn’t mean I’m blind to his late game flaws.
You’re posting that Brown had a “good game” and then expressing concern about Tatum who dominated the series (along with White) because Tatum’s shots weren’t dropping. Learn to evaluate the players a little better.
What do base good game upon?
I’ve never you base it on anything except point total and shot attempts.
Tatum is playing fine. His shots aren’t dropping. His plus-minus this series was still ludicrously good because he played mostly efficient basketball against the Heat zone.
Brown was 11-19...
Also people act like Derrick White is just some community college guy with grit and hustle. He is one of the quickest players in the NBA. That burst to take away any driving lanes, the ridiculous acceleration speed to be the leading blocker in the league among guards. The court vision...
Got it…Brown is better because he takes more shots and is a better iso player even though he’s worse in every other aspect of the game.
I would argue DWhite > Brown except it seems silly. Porzingis and Holiday are also > Brown.
Brown is basically good if you’re playing NBA Jam. Outside his...
Brown is at his best taking high difficulty spin/fadeaway shots (oddly) so yes I’d say he is the guy I’d want shooting in a desperation mode where the shot needs to be forced anyway. But those situations are rarely forced by circumstances of the game and more often forced by Brown (or sometimes...
if they’re playing against teams like Milwaukee, Denver, etc with small margins to victory, giving the most inefficient player on the team the second most usage is the difference between winning and losing.
Not really…Brown isn’t that unique. These guys are all world NBA players who can drive...
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