whocares1 wrote:DowNY wrote:Guano wrote:
Let's keep it real - outside of that "lucky" shot rj had a horrendous game. At one point near the end of the game they switched Fournier on to Tatum cause rj was getting cooked. And he had missed one of his ft towards the end of the game, too.
The 2 assists in the final minute to Mitch on the alley and IQ for the floater wasn’t luck. Nor was getting fouled after driving (where he failed at most of the night).
I mean unless RJ knew that IQ would have a driving lane all the way from the 3 point line I don’t think that play was heads up RJ and more like a smart play by IQ. The Mitch alley looked like a designed routine play and still for 42+ minutes of the game he was terrible. 13 points missed 11 shots shot 26% from the field.
It doesn't matter if he knew IQ had a driving lane or not. He created the opportunity by breaking the defense down then passing out to the open man who's a known threat at the 3pt line. That's a smart decision. Once IQ got the ball, the defender was already in a bad situation to run catch up and defend the 3 point shot. Now all IQ had to do was either chuck up a shot or easily drive by the defender whose momentum was already heading towards him.
RJ gets credit cuz he didn't force up a shot and moved the ball to make something happen.
It's crazy posters can't even give credit where it's due cuz of biases, calling things luck. That's too funny.


































