bwgood77 wrote:Revived wrote:bwgood77 wrote:
We have had 2 games after an OT...a win against Indy in one of them, and a double OT loss to Denver on the other one...we would have likely won that if we didn't have people foul out.
But OT isn't that big of a deal. It's 5 minutes. It's not like it's an extra quarter. We are young. These guys have plenty of injury especially now that they are in peak game shape over midway through the season.
They won't do b2b home games normally because teams want to maximize arena revenue..season ticket holders generally don't want to go 2 nights in a row.
Players prefer b2bs on the road so they can get home more quickly...maybe unless they are in LA or NY or Miami or something.
Looks like the Clippers rested Paul George for their back to back game they played after ours lol. He actually only played 34 mins the night before against us as well.The LA Clippers will be down a handful of starters when they take on the Houston Rockets on Friday night. Among the sidelined players is Paul George, who is being given the night off for injury management.
George recently confirmed that the bone edema injury that kept him out of seven consecutive games earlier in the season has "flared up" again, though he feels he can play through it. Given the circumstances of tonight's contest — the second night of a back-to-back against a lowly Rockets team — it's hard to blame the team for taking the extra precaution.
34 minutes? That's a lot of minutes. More than his avg. The only guy who plays 34 minutes avg on our team is Booker...the most for anyone else is 32 (Bridges and Paul) and only one other at even 30 (Ayton).
34 mins isn’t too bad, obviously much better than the 44 mins that CP3 played the night before in the OT game. If Booker/CP3/Ayton only played 34 the night before then I don’t think I’d care nearly as much about a back to back. But 43/44 mins like they played is a different story imo. But for George even 34 mins is deemed too much to play again the next night I guess.