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JoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:This is the best community aroundTheChaser wrote:I love being a part of this little family we have ourselves here. I completely missed the entire game but I can come in here and read a couple of pages and almost feel like I had been at the game.
Make no mistake, even when I didn't post I always checked in for the lols and hot takes.
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JoshuaPotter wrote:RookieStar wrote:Bensational wrote:Silver lining, eyriq and Rookiestar get to enjoy Keynote’s success…
You know it!
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Just because I do not post during the games doesn't mean I am not reading......
Let me compare Keyonte vs Jett stateline tonight.
Oh no Jett didn't play?
What's this you say? Keyonte went 19p / 9a / 2-4 3pts?
Why it's almost like he was making a statement.
JoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:This is the best community aroundTheChaser wrote:I love being a part of this little family we have ourselves here. I completely missed the entire game but I can come in here and read a couple of pages and almost feel like I had been at the game.
Make no mistake, even when I didn't post I always checked in for the lols and hot takes.
RookieStar wrote:JoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:This is the best community around
Make no mistake, even when I didn't post I always checked in for the lols and hot takes.
Problem with that is... when i read the spicy takes I feel like we are down by 10 already and when I looked at the box score we are still leading by double digits.
KillMonger wrote:That's saying a lot because Fultz himself hasn't really been playing well... So much so that he can't be on the floor in crunch timebigdogdylan5 wrote:eyriq wrote:Mosley breaks my heart with these kinds of decisions
It’s tough for a team trying to win. Fultz is more reliable on both ends of the floor than Black right now. He plays defense without fouling as much as Black and he makes quicker and better decisions on offense running the offense. Black shooting over Fultz is not enough to swing the pendulum especially when he is good for 2-3 just head scratching turnovers. I think Black will be good but for winning right now the coach is going to take the experience of Fultz.
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RookieStar wrote:JoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:This is the best community around
Make no mistake, even when I didn't post I always checked in for the lols and hot takes.
Problem with that is... when i read the spicy takes I feel like we are down by 10 already and when I looked at the box score we are still leading by double digits.
maginno wrote:There is nothing wrong with this team that putting a few unloaded guns in Carter's gym bag will not solve.
bigdogdylan5 wrote:eyriq wrote:I trust Mosley. BUT I suspect it's less about impact on winning and more about politics. I think it is politically easier to play the vets over the rooks.bigdogdylan5 wrote:It’s tough for a team trying to win. Fultz is more reliable on both ends of the floor than Black right now. He plays defense without fouling as much as Black and he makes quicker and better decisions on offense running the offense. Black shooting over Fultz is not enough to swing the pendulum especially when he is good for 2-3 just head scratching turnovers. I think Black will be good but for winning right now the coach is going to take the experience of Fultz.
Fultz does not have an overwhelming advantage on AB in terms of impact on winning. Especially not enough of one to counter the benefits of developing AB. Politics can help explain the Fultz preference.
Might be. Fultz is not making a stink about his playing time and seems to be being a good soldier. Mosley has done a good job of earning trust with all the players. I just think it’s more about experience and trust. With politics and that could be intertwined a bit. So we might be saying similar things.
maginno wrote:There is nothing wrong with this team that putting a few unloaded guns in Carter's gym bag will not solve.
NBA.Com and basketball reference!TheChaser wrote:First off, wonderful post above eyriq, secondly...from watching a lot of league pass and instagram highlights, one would think that Mo Wag has to be close to leading the league in dunks this year. I mean, I've seen 5 highlights in a row of him throwing it down. I don't know where to get the fancy advanced statistical numbers that some of you do, hence why I am not a superly high esteemed poster like you guys either! I'd like to know your secret resources though!
“What was more important than those big threes was his defense. I think he did a fantastic job guarding [Keyonte George] for the most part, getting into the basketball, being willing to switch, he kept his poise and demeanor throughout the night," said coach Jamahl Mosley.
Suggs was a menace on defense, holding the Jazz to 37.5 percent shooting when he was the closest defender. As for Keyonte George, he added 19 points, but Suggs held him to 12 points on a woeful 25 percent shooting percentage. He also helped force a turnover.
While George was able to rack up six of his nine assists while being guarded by Suggs, that is more of a testament to Utah's ability (and Orlando's willingness) to get open. Suggs has been a consistently excellent point-of-attack defender all season, and while his defense leaves plenty to be desired, his defense is helping the Orlando Magic play winning basketball before the playoffs.
Keyonte cooked Suggs all night and I'll not hear anything differentResidual-Heat wrote:“What was more important than those big threes was his defense. I think he did a fantastic job guarding [Keyonte George] for the most part, getting into the basketball, being willing to switch, he kept his poise and demeanor throughout the night," said coach Jamahl Mosley.
Suggs was a menace on defense, holding the Jazz to 37.5 percent shooting when he was the closest defender. As for Keyonte George, he added 19 points, but Suggs held him to 12 points on a woeful 25 percent shooting percentage. He also helped force a turnover.
While George was able to rack up six of his nine assists while being guarded by Suggs, that is more of a testament to Utah's ability (and Orlando's willingness) to get open. Suggs has been a consistently excellent point-of-attack defender all season, and while his defense leaves plenty to be desired, his defense is helping the Orlando Magic play winning basketball before the playoffs.
https://www.si.com/nba/magic/news/orlando-magic-jalen-suggs-earns-praise-utah-jazz
eyriq wrote:Keyonte cooked Suggs all night and I'll not hear anything differentResidual-Heat wrote:“What was more important than those big threes was his defense. I think he did a fantastic job guarding [Keyonte George] for the most part, getting into the basketball, being willing to switch, he kept his poise and demeanor throughout the night," said coach Jamahl Mosley.
Suggs was a menace on defense, holding the Jazz to 37.5 percent shooting when he was the closest defender. As for Keyonte George, he added 19 points, but Suggs held him to 12 points on a woeful 25 percent shooting percentage. He also helped force a turnover.
While George was able to rack up six of his nine assists while being guarded by Suggs, that is more of a testament to Utah's ability (and Orlando's willingness) to get open. Suggs has been a consistently excellent point-of-attack defender all season, and while his defense leaves plenty to be desired, his defense is helping the Orlando Magic play winning basketball before the playoffs.
https://www.si.com/nba/magic/news/orlando-magic-jalen-suggs-earns-praise-utah-jazz
Hmmm, well, Suggs is a menaceResidual-Heat wrote:eyriq wrote:Keyonte cooked Suggs all night and I'll not hear anything different
25% FG
eyriq wrote:Hmmm, well, Suggs is a menaceResidual-Heat wrote:eyriq wrote:Keyonte cooked Suggs all night and I'll not hear anything different
25% FG
