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Bembry should have played over Nwora
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Ibaka has been not very impressive yet. As someone else mentioned, Cousins was probably better. Surely on offense he was better.
Now that Tyreke was not pursued by the Bucks, is there any big body center available for our 15th spot?
Now that Tyreke was not pursued by the Bucks, is there any big body center available for our 15th spot?
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CharityStripe34 wrote:Toronto is not as good as 2019 Toronto.Pachinko_ wrote:Do we really want the #2 seed? Are we sure?
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With Durant back and Simmons probably back soon, I don't see the Nets falling to #9 or #10. They're probably in too big of a hole though to get out of #7 or #8, the Nets have a pretty tough schedule the rest of the season. They'll probably be in the #8 vs # 7 play-in and they'll most likely win that and be #7 seed.
If I had to predict the playoff seeding right now I would say.
1. Sixers
8. Hawks
4. Celtics
5. Bulls
3. Bucks
6. Cavs
2. Heat
7. Nets
I think the Nets can deff beat Miami which would be big for us. We avoid a bad match up with Miami and get homecourt in the 2nd round if the Nets pull it off. I'd love our chances to get to the ECF if we play the Cavs and Nets with Brook back and with homecourt in our favor in both series.
Then we probably play a beat up, post honeymoon Sixers coming off a tough series with the Celtics to get back to the Finals.
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fan230 wrote:Ibaka has been not very impressive yet. As someone else mentioned, Cousins was probably better. Surely on offense he was better.
Now that Tyreke was not pursued by the Bucks, is there any big body center available for our 15th spot?
I think Willie Cauley-Stein is still just chilling in free agentville.
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Neuromancer56 wrote:Celtics are making some noise as well.Pachinko_ wrote:wallus wrote:Chicago will be a 6 seed by the time of the playoffs.
Yeah, typical. Start of the season it was the Wizards at the top, people celebrating OMG we found the new contender etc, then it was the Cavs, then it was Chicago, and by the end of the season it will be the same old East: MIA/MIL/PHI up the top with BKN lurking in the background.
yeah exactly, they've been making *some* noise pretty much since they drafted J&J, but it's just noise
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MickeyDavis wrote:Pachinko_ wrote:Do we really want the #2 seed? Are we sure?
Why not? Do you know who the #7 is going to be?
Exactly. I don't.
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Pachinko_ wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:Pachinko_ wrote:Do we really want the #2 seed? Are we sure?
Why not? Do you know who the #7 is going to be?
Exactly. I don't.
There's going to be a lot of scrambling. Cleveland and Chicago are sinking, Philly and the Bucks have been rising, have to figure the Nets will start winning. And a week from now the opposite could be happening. Just win games and we play the cards that are dealt.
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Was Ibaka seriously the best big we could get for Donte?
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RiotPunch wrote:Was Ibaka seriously the best big we could get for Donte?
Yeah I didn't feel great watching Ibaka out there and then glancing the Nuggets/Rockets box score and seeing Boogie put up 31/9 in 24 minutes tonight.
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Boogie with Giannis level numbers tonight.
24 min
31 pts
9-13
2-3
9 rbd
4 ast
3 stl
1 blk
Serge:
12 min
0 pts
0-3
0-1
2 rbd
0 ast
0 stl
0 blk
24 min
31 pts
9-13
2-3
9 rbd
4 ast
3 stl
1 blk
Serge:
12 min
0 pts
0-3
0-1
2 rbd
0 ast
0 stl
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Thoughts:
1) The Bucks defense in the fourth quarter was beautiful. Almost all hedge and retreat, so that there was no switching. Bobby did a great job hedging and retreating, as the Bulls tried to get Jrue off of Derozan to no avail.
2) Jrue played great defense on Derozan.
3) The Bulls still shot 50% and almost 40% on threes. If the Bucks fail it will be because of their bad defensive efficiency.
4) There is no way Allen should play 30 minutes. He's not a bad player, but his offensive production doesn't overcome his defensive deficiencies.
I don't know if it should be Carter, Mathews or Bembry, but one of them should be starting and let Allen come off the bench. I don't care about their offense (although tonight Carter outscored Allen while playing 13 minutes), but Bud needs to solve this defensive funk the Bucks are in that has dropped them to 27th in the league the last 15 games.
1) The Bucks defense in the fourth quarter was beautiful. Almost all hedge and retreat, so that there was no switching. Bobby did a great job hedging and retreating, as the Bulls tried to get Jrue off of Derozan to no avail.
2) Jrue played great defense on Derozan.
3) The Bulls still shot 50% and almost 40% on threes. If the Bucks fail it will be because of their bad defensive efficiency.
4) There is no way Allen should play 30 minutes. He's not a bad player, but his offensive production doesn't overcome his defensive deficiencies.
I don't know if it should be Carter, Mathews or Bembry, but one of them should be starting and let Allen come off the bench. I don't care about their offense (although tonight Carter outscored Allen while playing 13 minutes), but Bud needs to solve this defensive funk the Bucks are in that has dropped them to 27th in the league the last 15 games.
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Turk Nowitzki wrote:RiotPunch wrote:Was Ibaka seriously the best big we could get for Donte?
Yeah I didn't feel great watching Ibaka out there and then glancing the Nuggets/Rockets box score and seeing Boogie put up 31/9 in 24 minutes tonight.
If it was really over Watchgate, I have no words.
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RiotPunch wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:RiotPunch wrote:Was Ibaka seriously the best big we could get for Donte?
Yeah I didn't feel great watching Ibaka out there and then glancing the Nuggets/Rockets box score and seeing Boogie put up 31/9 in 24 minutes tonight.
If it was really over Watchgate, I have no words.
The whole "watch is the reason" thing works a lot better if we didn't literally keep him an entire month (up until his contract would be guaranteed) after it happened.
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Thompson talking tough and Giannis deciding he'd bully him in response was **** beautiful. If there wasn't three guys there he was going to put TT in the rim every **** play and embarrass him. What a **** leader.
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Refs really cheated on that foul called on khris . Glad bucks could review but officiating is horrible
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Ibaka is still getting acclimated & is atleast playable in the playoffs (as opposed to Cousins).
My biggest gripe with Ibaka is that he doesn’t “position” himself well defensively, even though he’s usually in the right spots.
It’s like a tries to block everything instead of staying straight up — and it’s not like he’s young anymore where is his athleticism allowed him to block alot of shots.
My biggest gripe with Ibaka is that he doesn’t “position” himself well defensively, even though he’s usually in the right spots.
It’s like a tries to block everything instead of staying straight up — and it’s not like he’s young anymore where is his athleticism allowed him to block alot of shots.
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He hasn't looked good, but I do think part of it is Serge just getting acclimated and comfortable. To some extent anyway.
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Antinomy wrote:Ibaka is still getting acclimated & is atleast playable in the playoffs (as opposed to Cousins).
My biggest gripe with Ibaka is that he doesn’t “position” himself well defensively, even though he’s usually in the right spots.
It’s like a tries to block everything instead of staying straight up — and it’s not like he’s young anymore where is his athleticism allowed him to block alot of shots.
Does he have another level in the playoffs?
PJ was crap in the regular season too for us.
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buckboy wrote:CharityStripe34 wrote:I find it strange why Bud doesn't design offense to get Allen open shots. Dude is a 40% shooter, he should be attempting way more.
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He had 2 wide open 3s to ice the game and he bricked them both.
I'm a big Grayson supporter, but that was disappointing
Hard to get rhythm getting only 6 to 7 shots a night.Wonder how good grayson would be if he was allowed to have the freedom herro does with the heat..
I agree there never seems to be any plays for him and that is sad.
Im sure last year with the grizs he was getting more than 10 fricking shots a game