seanied wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Oh, come on. Every village has one.
our village has far too many (jlcsa, gscw, bigtime105, saturn28, etc...)
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AB_21 wrote:After reading the first paragraph of RJC's long, long, long post that will somehow evaluate Bargnani over the next 5 games (I didn't read it all). I just remember a bit of a simpler look at why Bargnani has struggled...
(picture)
Notice anything different?
No knee brace. He's been wearing it the entire time he's been struggling and maybe the brace was bothering his jumpshot and his mobility (his two biggest weaknesses during his slump). Maybe RJC knows about this and will look like a brilliant man after his experiment but I think it could be the brace.
It very well could be the fact that he's just recovering from the injury but I think wearing that brace may have bothered him.
I know it sounds crazy but it's more plausible than it may seem.
Hank_Scorpio wrote:bigtime105 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Ive watched enough NBA to know that anyone in the league can put up 25pts when given the playingtime and escpially when given the green light by the coach to chuck it up anytime youre open. This is the NBA, if you cant score 20+ on your good night with the coach backing your offfense you dont deserve to be in the league. So anyone in the league can score you 20 points on a good night, so what next? What else do they bring? Bargnani brings nothing except the odd hot shooting night which any dummy in the league can give you with enough shats at the rim. IM not impressed bargnani scores 25 points, when hes been scoring 1-11 with no other stats to speak of for the last month.
You are right, anyone can put up 25 points.
But Bargnani put up 25 points on 16 shots.
THAT is hard to do. THAT takes talent.
And yes, on any given night, anyone can do that - what separates the great players from the average ones is the ability to do it every night - or at least most nights.
Now Bargnani has put up efficient offensive numbers two nights in a row after a long struggle. If its just one night, then so be it. But if it DOES become a regular occurance, then you cannot so easily dismiss it.
btw - its also worth pointing out that Bargnani also did a reasonably solid job on Wallace last night - sure he had 20 points, but 15 of those came from beyond the arc, where he was 5-7.
So to say that he "only" put up scoring numbers is disingenuous.
Centre Court wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Didn't you get the memo??
None of that good stuff matters because its been determined by those who are more knowledgable than you and I that Andrea is the worst rebounding big man in the history of the game.
Based on the rules of RealGM, that means Andrea is a bust!
from24ft wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I got that memo but it was only regarding Charlie V... it said his 40 point performence did not matter because he could not play D.
bargs wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
i've already pointed out this issue a lot of times...i'm glad to see someone else who thinks the same
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defensive adjustments are an exception to the rule...bargnani right now had few possibilities to touch the ball in the 4th quarters