Stanford wrote:Did Hakeem shoot step backs?
Wasn't invented yet. Refs would have treated it like when Jackie Moon threw the first alley oop.
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Stanford wrote:Did Hakeem shoot step backs?
Kobblehead wrote:kio80 wrote:Kobblehead wrote:Wrong. He's perfectly suited for just what I said. It seems like you haven't updated your perspective from the Brett Brown version of Tobias. You should work on that.
Wrong, he’s not, Brett Brown or Doc, you should work on a new player to hype, Marial Shayok didn’t work so well didn’t it?
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Wrong, you're a troll. LOL at thinking I was hyping Marial Shayok. That's called having fun with a guy flamethrowing the G-League. Go read my summer league posts back when Furkan dropped 40. You'd probably misinterpret that into thinking I was proclaiming him Turkish Jordan. Kick rocks, troll.
youngcrev wrote:Stanford wrote:Did Hakeem shoot step backs?
Wasn't invented yet. Refs would have treated it like when Jackie Moon threw the first alley oop.
VDT wrote:The jump shot went in but it was a bad shot.
VDT wrote:The jump shot went in but it was a bad shot. Embiid has a tendency sometimes to go for the cool and not the smart play. Hopefully, he doesnt do that in a game that matters.
Kobblehead wrote:Tobias is the perfect third piece to play with Embiid/Lavine.
Lavine/Harris can score on and off the ball. Both can space for each other and most importantly, space for Embiid.
Stanford wrote:VDT wrote:The jump shot went in but it was a bad shot.
Those are the shots players take in the last minute of the same
LloydFree wrote:Stanford wrote:Did Hakeem shoot step backs?
VDT wrote:Stanford wrote:VDT wrote:The jump shot went in but it was a bad shot.
Those are the shots players take in the last minute of the same
He didnt even try to get a better shot. He just run the clock and shot a stepback essentially from the 3 point line. It looks cool but the team could probably get a higher percentage shot.
Kobblehead wrote:VDT wrote:Stanford wrote:
Those are the shots players take in the last minute of the same
He didnt even try to get a better shot. He just run the clock and shot a stepback essentially from the 3 point line. It looks cool but the team could probably get a higher percentage shot.
Since Doc (and apparently many fans on here) are unwilling to give the oven mit to Maxey, those are the kinds of shots we'll need from Embiid in the playoffs since we have no reliable creators. Can Harris and Milton be reliable creators in a playoff setting against primary defenders? Unlikely.
VDT wrote:The jump shot went in but it was a bad shot. Embiid has a tendency sometimes to go for the cool and not the smart play. Hopefully, he doesnt do that in a game that matters.
stormi wrote:Kobblehead wrote:VDT wrote:
He didnt even try to get a better shot. He just run the clock and shot a stepback essentially from the 3 point line. It looks cool but the team could probably get a higher percentage shot.
Since Doc (and apparently many fans on here) are unwilling to give the oven mit to Maxey, those are the kinds of shots we'll need from Embiid in the playoffs since we have no reliable creators. Can Harris and Milton be reliable creators in a playoff setting against primary defenders? Unlikely.
The mits don't fit his hands yet.
Goes to the highest vote getter of the conference.phillynative wrote:I still dont get why the allstar game coming up is Team Durant and not Team Embiid.
Kobblehead wrote:stormi wrote:Kobblehead wrote:
Since Doc (and apparently many fans on here) are unwilling to give the oven mit to Maxey, those are the kinds of shots we'll need from Embiid in the playoffs since we have no reliable creators. Can Harris and Milton be reliable creators in a playoff setting against primary defenders? Unlikely.
The mits don't fit his hands yet.
Agreed, which is why I'm promoting the crash course, trial by fire approach.
Maxey should be getting a consistent 20 minutes and heavy ball handling possessions on our second unit.
Literally none of this stuff matters if we bring yet another squad to the playoffs that can't score in the halfcourt.
People worrying about lineup efficiencies and playoff seeding and eeking out irrelevant wins in February are missing the point, IMO.
All that matters is bringing a squad to the playoffs with a chance to score against playoff defenses off the dribble.