
LBJ was an elite HS football player but he just bumped into a guy that might've played for Bama. Punk move.
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“Finding those spots on the backboard, hitting those spots, so when we’re going in there we’re not just hoping it goes in and putting the ball up on the rim,” Suggs said. “We’re aiming for specific points on the backboard and understanding if I put it here, that’s a bucket.”
basketballRob wrote:Mobley at 3.2 and Suggs 3.1 in Defensive Raptor.
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Viper1500 wrote:basketballRob wrote:Mobley at 3.2 and Suggs 3.1 in Defensive Raptor.
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Funny considering one is considered to be DPOY candidate while the other is referred to as a bust by the general public.
orthoman wrote:Rob Gronkowski said very recently that the toughest player he's played against in his career was Terrell Suggs.
Isn't Terell Suggs Jalens Suggs' cousin/uncle?
jezzerinho wrote:I accept it could totally be coincidence, but does anyone else feel that Orlando is suddenly playing more cohesively with fewer errors, better teamwork and more switched on since Suggs came back? The part we can't see is how a character like Suggs affects the dressing room.
I suspect it's a powerful thing.
Plus fewer minutes for Ross and RJ also helps in that department!!!
zaymon wrote:jezzerinho wrote:I accept it could totally be coincidence, but does anyone else feel that Orlando is suddenly playing more cohesively with fewer errors, better teamwork and more switched on since Suggs came back? The part we can't see is how a character like Suggs affects the dressing room.
I suspect it's a powerful thing.
Plus fewer minutes for Ross and RJ also helps in that department!!!
Its a cliche but he does look like culture changer. Everybody plays harder when he is out there. He competes, but doesnt get frustrated. When he got foul on his clean block on Powell he very fast got composed and even joke'd with referee.
It doesnt seem like its coincidence we started winning since he returned. You look at boxscore and think there is no way he has highest +/- on the team. You watch the game and you understand. He is the positive attitude Westbrook
pepe1991 wrote:zaymon wrote:jezzerinho wrote:I accept it could totally be coincidence, but does anyone else feel that Orlando is suddenly playing more cohesively with fewer errors, better teamwork and more switched on since Suggs came back? The part we can't see is how a character like Suggs affects the dressing room.
I suspect it's a powerful thing.
Plus fewer minutes for Ross and RJ also helps in that department!!!
Its a cliche but he does look like culture changer. Everybody plays harder when he is out there. He competes, but doesnt get frustrated. When he got foul on his clean block on Powell he very fast got composed and even joke'd with referee.
It doesnt seem like its coincidence we started winning since he returned. You look at boxscore and think there is no way he has highest +/- on the team. You watch the game and you understand. He is the positive attitude Westbrook
in last 7 games against orlando, 9 different allstars didn't play . It helps
Most of outcomes against bad teams is depending on how serious and how inganged opponents are. That's why Pistons can suprise one Bucks, Jazz, Cavs, Heat in single season, and basically lose all others.
zaymon wrote:pepe1991 wrote:zaymon wrote:
Its a cliche but he does look like culture changer. Everybody plays harder when he is out there. He competes, but doesnt get frustrated. When he got foul on his clean block on Powell he very fast got composed and even joke'd with referee.
It doesnt seem like its coincidence we started winning since he returned. You look at boxscore and think there is no way he has highest +/- on the team. You watch the game and you understand. He is the positive attitude Westbrook
in last 7 games against orlando, 9 different allstars didn't play . It helps
Most of outcomes against bad teams is depending on how serious and how inganged opponents are. That's why Pistons can suprise one Bucks, Jazz, Cavs, Heat in single season, and basically lose all others.
I dont know what point you are trying to make. All stars were missing when Suggs was injured and all stars are missing when he returned. Bulls and Mavericks are dangerous even without some players, they are still winning against some teams. You also cant say both Chicago and Dallas werent going hard for the win.
Suggs has many flaws right now, but we are playing better defense with him. We are 4th in defensive rating since his return.