spikeslovechild wrote:mjkvol wrote:Ferry Avenue wrote:
If the Sixers’ bench is almost always getting outplayed as you say and they remain one of the winningest teams in the league nonetheless, that again illustrates the lack of a correlation between bench scoring and win percentage in the NBA.
Anybody who believes bench scoring is essential to winning in the NBA, go ahead and take the 10 teams with the best win percentages in the league right now and compare them to the 10 teams with the worst win percentages in the league, in terms of bench scoring.
Against my better judgment, I'll try one last time. The point is that if the bench just holds serve, plays them even and doesn't give up double digit leads, the game is an easy win. It isn't any more complicated than that. If you can't see that basic fact, and I'm pretty sure you won't, there really is no point in having this discussion.
This.
I mean we saw it this game. Niang (not meaning to pick on him) was 1-5 and -12. He played 19 minutes. Harden played 42 and was +18. Which means Niang poor play basically wiped out what Harden was able to do when he was on the court.
Anyways no point discussing things with someone who doesn't understand premise. I feel we both probably wasted our time on this poster
Yeah, it seems to be a recurring theme.