
I said I was going to try and hold him to under 100 points and dude points out all 80+ defenders in that starting line-up
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bringbackhoffa wrote:Portland with the line-up change..
I said I was going to try and hold him to under 100 points and dude points out all 80+ defenders in that starting line-up
El Poochio wrote:PG AD represent
Capn'O wrote:El Poochio wrote:PG AD represent
Pooch after the Clippers denied your playoff berth last year:Spoiler:
bringbackhoffa wrote:Held Portland to under 100 points..didn't say i was going to win..
Smash3 wrote:bringbackhoffa wrote:Held Portland to under 100 points..didn't say i was going to win..
99-75
You sure “held” us
bringbackhoffa wrote:Smash3 wrote:bringbackhoffa wrote:Held Portland to under 100 points..didn't say i was going to win..
99-75
You sure “held” us
Your starting 5 defense was too good, which led to a horrible first quarter. Looks like you suffocated my offense with 16 steals and were able to knock down the 3 point shot. Will have to tinker the line up a bit more but pretty happy with the Intel gathered.
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E-Balla wrote:Bagley is hitting the pine, Jakob is going into the starting 5, because Simmons has fouled out of every game since these trades happened. Don't like it at all.
NewEra wrote:E-Balla wrote:Bagley is hitting the pine, Jakob is going into the starting 5, because Simmons has fouled out of every game since these trades happened. Don't like it at all.
He’s playing 38 minutes a game. That could be a factor. I went through the same thing last year. Have you tried lowering his minutes?
In addition to the steals, Nwaba is also sitting right around the top 50 in the entire NBA for defensive RPM at +1.30. His defensive box plus-minus is also a sparkling +1.2, and he holds an individual defensive rating of 106.1, which is better than Anthony Davis (106.2), Paul George (107.5), Myles Turner (106.7), and Giannis Antetokounmpo (106.7).
n particular, Nwaba has really stepped it up in recent days, earning some extra playing time with Victor Oladipo on the sidelines. Over the last four contests, Nwaba has averaged 14.8 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1.5 steals per game on 54 percent shooting from the field. And while it can sometimes be difficult getting a complete picture on a player putting up numbers on a bad team, Nwaba has recently drawn public praise from head coach Stephen Silas for how he’s stepped up during a time of upheaval and injury. Silas said:
“Regardless of what happens, David Nwaba and Sterling Brown are on it as far as playing hard, taking what the defense gives them, not letting adversity get to them.