Shewasfly wrote:Who is ignoring those plays from Herro? They just didn't take away from the overall solid offensive game he had. Someone objective could admit that, easily. Even in games were Jimmy is incredible you will always be able to pinpoint a few miscues. That will actually be the case for all players. They are still human. Bam mental midget ass reminded us of that.
26 points on 23 shots is now downgraded from well to solid and still that's not a solid offensive game, especially when you toss in his 4 TO and 0 assists. He handled the ball at last 27 times and created 26 points, that's solid offense to you? At least you're starting to get closer to what the truth is.
And I don't hate numbers, I just don't use them to drive personal agendas like you. Someone who can get to the FT line at will and doesn't shoot contested 3s has a better ORTG than someone who does?? Nooooo.
Don't forget the 9 assists that equated to at least 18 more points for Miami vs 0 plus being a good 3pt shooter should help you be much more efficient vs grinding for 2 pointers.
But anyway, not going to keep going back and forth. Was trying to give you a protip since everyone else not also in on the agenda can see how cringe your hate is at this point, but I'll let you cook. Back to Excel you go.
Thanks for the protip although I've already went through this on the Minnesota board with Andrew Wiggins and Town's defense for a couple of years in the past (they came after me much harder than this board), so if you think what Herro Stans are saying on this board will change how I view a player when I can use my own two eyes to watch games and then rewatch plays later on nba.com to look a little deeper at the reasons for the numbers, that's probably not going to happen.
I'll leave this wonderful
link of Bam contesting Trae's shot, running the court, being under the basket wide open and Herro deciding to just jack a 3. All that effort given by Bam on one end of the court only to see Herro jack a 3 on the break with his big creating the possession, running the court and being open for an easy 2. Something I heard a long time ago that makes a lot of sense... reward players for effort to keep them giving effort on the court and staying engaged. If you've played basketball (which I expect most have on this board) you know how deflating situations like that are and how plays like that can drop the effort level for teammates that particular game. I believe stupid plays like this have a much bigger impact on the team vs missing a shot(s) because missing shots happen every game, even bunnies (although frustrating when they happen), stupid plays like the one in the link don't have to happen and Herro makes a bunch of stupid plays nearly every game.