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JTG_92940618 wrote:Whoa, we ended with 10 turnovers ....

This is the positive stat of the game. Orlando finished -4 in TO differential. Coach must be thrilled to see Orlando having a low TO games whilst also forcing an opponent high TO game.

Yes the Magic had an amazing 16 FG attempts more than the Bucks, but that masks that Orlando (and/or the refs) sent Milwaukee to the line a ridiculous 37 times. The troubling stat is that Orlando got outrebounded by 21. And those 21 extra rebounds were easily the difference in this game.

I didn't get to see the game... what the hell happened to Franz?

Ducklett wrote:I didn't get to see the game... what the hell happened to Franz?

A really good scrambling defense happened, and all the starters played like crap. Franz looked a bit lethargic guarding Middleton as well.

Just a game to forget except the 4th quarter with the 3rd string in.

Suggs needs to try harder to get everyone involved instead of jacking up shots the first chance he gets.

I watched the Bucks broadcast and they said Mosley was really upset on Suggs last play when he jacked up a 28' shot with 18 seconds on the shot clock.

Suggs came out and didn't return.

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basketballRob wrote:Suggs needs to try harder to get everyone involved instead of jacking up shots the first chance he gets.

I watched the Bucks broadcast and they said Mosley was really upset on Suggs last play when he jacked up a 28' shot with 18 seconds on the shot clock.

Suggs came out and didn't return.

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I'm good with that, on both accounts. Suggs seems to be unafraid of the bright lights and pressure but also solid and coachable. I think he's desperately trying to lift his team and Mosley will rein him in to mature as a player...it's a lot harder to give a player balls than it is to give him self-control, IMO. I really believe in this kid...maybe not All-Star, but solid year after year, on and off the stat sheet.