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Re: Official NBA General Discussion 2024-25 V2.0 

Post#1361 » by Scizzup » Wed May 14, 2025 4:49 am

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Scizzup wrote:One of SGA/Ant/Brunson/Haliburton getting a ring would be great for the league. The future is now.

I still think OKC should win it all but their offense been disappointing this series to me. They have had great shot quality according to second spectrum and are just shooting very poorly, so maybe that flips soon.


shout out Joker though, I was getting worried. 2 out of 5 great games is fine vs this defense and how they are defending him is fine.


It feels like they have been getting great shots, Denver has basically been leaving someone open every possession and it's great D when they miss like they have been most of the series.

SGA has been missing every 3 this series basically up until the big one he hit late in the game


Yea, when you look at the numbers more its basically saying OKC should be dominating the series. They are not even getting killed on offensive rebounds much. Shai is not a great pull up 3 point shooter and he is so flabbergasted by the zone that he is making poor decisions once he is inside the arc. He was rough first half but turned up in the 4th. Denver starters been great but OKC being able to play 9-10 guys just keeps them fresher esp on defense. Jokic looked spent at the end there.


betting odds has sort of supported the notion this series shouldn't be close so far lol.
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Post#1362 » by PushDaRock » Wed May 14, 2025 4:54 am

Scizzup wrote:
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Scizzup wrote:One of SGA/Ant/Brunson/Haliburton getting a ring would be great for the league. The future is now.

I still think OKC should win it all but their offense been disappointing this series to me. They have had great shot quality according to second spectrum and are just shooting very poorly, so maybe that flips soon.


shout out Joker though, I was getting worried. 2 out of 5 great games is fine vs this defense and how they are defending him is fine.


It feels like they have been getting great shots, Denver has basically been leaving someone open every possession and it's great D when they miss like they have been most of the series.

SGA has been missing every 3 this series basically up until the big one he hit late in the game


Yea, when you look at the numbers more its basically saying OKC should be dominating the series. They are not even getting killed on offensive rebounds much. Shai is not a great pull up 3 point shooter and he is so flabbergasted by the zone that he is making poor decisions once he is inside the arc. He was rough first half but turned up in the 4th. Denver starters been great but OKC being able to play 9-10 guys just keeps them fresher esp on defense. Jokic looked spent at the end there.


betting odds has sort of supported the notion this series shouldn't be close so far lol.


Yeah I think conventional wisdom was Denver would wear down over a 7 game series with no bench at all and it would have been hard to envision them sweeping or winning in 5 which makes OKC the extremely popular pick here
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Post#1363 » by Nebuchadnezzar » Wed May 14, 2025 5:23 am

If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g
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Post#1364 » by Basketball_Jones » Wed May 14, 2025 5:49 am

Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


I think Scottie in general is just young and stubborn. Nothing to do with not respecting Pascal or whoever. He and Yak were pretty open to the idea of throwing games this season as long as they were on the floor, so there’s a sense of cohesive cooperation there. Though now they gotta be wondering what the hell was that for with the 9th pick lol. Next season should be interesting and I expect Scottie and Yak to be more serious about winning.
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Post#1365 » by Nebuchadnezzar » Wed May 14, 2025 5:55 am

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Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


I think Scottie in general is just young and stubborn. Nothing to do with not respecting Pascal or whoever. He and Yak were pretty open to the idea of throwing games this season as long as they were on the floor, so there’s a sense of cohesive cooperation there. Though now they gotta be wondering what the hell was that for with the 9th pick lol. Next season should be interesting and I expect Scottie and Yak to be more serious about winning.


Sure he is - but we are also seeing Pascal mentor this team of young guys who aren't stubborn, and is doing an amazing job. Scottie and Pascal did not get along well. Scottie might have been open to tanking, but does he take feedback on his game from vets? I'm not so sure - If you need other examples, their is the Thad incident, and look at how well Fred has done with Houston and their young guys.....He and Scottie definitely had beef, and it didn't seem like Scottie listened to him either.
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Post#1366 » by mdenny » Wed May 14, 2025 7:02 am

Nebuchadnezzar wrote:
Basketball_Jones wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


I think Scottie in general is just young and stubborn. Nothing to do with not respecting Pascal or whoever. He and Yak were pretty open to the idea of throwing games this season as long as they were on the floor, so there’s a sense of cohesive cooperation there. Though now they gotta be wondering what the hell was that for with the 9th pick lol. Next season should be interesting and I expect Scottie and Yak to be more serious about winning.


Sure he is - but we are also seeing Pascal mentor this team of young guys who aren't stubborn, and is doing an amazing job. Scottie and Pascal did not get along well. Scottie might have been open to tanking, but does he take feedback on his game from vets? I'm not so sure - If you need other examples, their is the Thad incident, and look at how well Fred has done with Houston and their young guys.....He and Scottie definitely had beef, and it didn't seem like Scottie listened to him either.



Fred and pascal were bad teammates. The raptor media was conspiring to sabotage scotty when they alluded to his immaturity.

The scotty cult twisted themselves into knots of all sorts of motivated reasoning to maintain their delusion.

It was an occam's razor thing: the simple explanation was that scotty was kinda childish, lazy and lacked humility. Much simpler than "30 year vet beater, Doug Smith, decides to suddenly become a villainous sabotager of 19 year old raptor player after more than 3 decades of mutually friendly relations with the team". Lol

Remember Pascal storming off the court this season after scotty demonstratively celebrated in his face? At the time I kinda liked scotty's competitiveness.....but now that I look back on it....I think it exemplified a bad dynamic between them. When does a guy like Pascal storm off the floor without handshakes and interactions? I think that interaction kinda speaks volumes. You don't typically see something like that given the context unless there's friction.

Fact is....this a particularly rough time for toxic TWO haters. Fred and pascal have both thrived in leadership roles and both WAYYYYY more successful on their new teams than all the haters predicted. I highly recommend revisiting the thread that announced the rockets signing Fred to remember what ppl claimed was in store for Houston lol. Good times.

Add that to the fact that the bottom 4 tank teams this season didn't get a single top 3 pick between them lol.

Add to the fact that all the "give the keys to scotty" and "scotty is being held back" spin has never looked more ridiculous than it does now in light of his 4th season performance.

They are taking it on the chin from multiple angles. Well deserved.
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Post#1367 » by sidsid » Wed May 14, 2025 7:40 am

Cavs trounced by the Knicks and now Pacers. Fun game I have is what all-star caliber player is OG more impactful for a particular team, and Garland fits the bill for this Cavs setup.
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Post#1368 » by Mattatron » Wed May 14, 2025 7:57 am

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littlerock2277 wrote:Only positive I can take from this night is that the east is wide open for anyone next year. With Tatum injury now and the Cavs imploding. Raptors can compete next year. Honestly the east looks very bad right now. Even these playoffs don’t see the Knicks or pacers beating Denver or Okc in a finals matchup.



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what are you talking about? den/okc series is the championship right now. i don't expect either knicks or pacers to compete against them.



This is what I'm talking about "Raptors can compete next year". Oh and, Knicks gonna eat the thunders alive. Denver is trash.
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Post#1369 » by Mattatron » Wed May 14, 2025 8:00 am

Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


Jeeez. This Pacers team fits Pascal just better than the trash Masai builded. There was never stuff going on between Siakam and Barnes. Casual Raptors stan being overdramatic.
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Post#1370 » by Rodrickle » Wed May 14, 2025 11:45 am

Mattatron wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


Jeeez. This Pacers team fits Pascal just better than the trash Masai builded. There was never stuff going on between Siakam and Barnes. Casual Raptors stan being overdramatic.


Yep that spacing Turner and Hali provide greatly benefit Pascal. Tough to get anything done on the Raps with such a clog in the middle
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Post#1371 » by Tripod » Wed May 14, 2025 12:40 pm

This is crazy how certain people turn EVERYTHING against Barnes.

SIakam and Barnes seemed to get along fine. Barnes also had great relationships with OG, Boucher, Yak, Temple, etc... Hell, look at the team this year, they all seem to get along great. Not all teammates get along. OG seemed to dislike Fred, no one talks about that.

But in the end, who cares. It's in the past. I love that either Siakam or OG are gonna make the Finals assuming the Knicks finish off Celtics. It shows how good our pieces were in the Championship year and the years following even if those pieces didn't fit or deliver later on.

Gotta wonder if Cavs make a swing at KD especially knowing the Celtics are likely taking a step back next year. They are gonna do something to try and get over the hump.
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Post#1372 » by kalel123 » Wed May 14, 2025 2:57 pm

Tripod wrote:This is crazy how certain people turn EVERYTHING against Barnes.

SIakam and Barnes seemed to get along fine. Barnes also had great relationships with OG, Boucher, Yak, Temple, etc... Hell, look at the team this year, they all seem to get along great. Not all teammates get along. OG seemed to dislike Fred, no one talks about that.

But in the end, who cares. It's in the past. I love that either Siakam or OG are gonna make the Finals assuming the Knicks finish off Celtics. It shows how good our pieces were in the Championship year and the years following even if those pieces didn't fit or deliver later on.

Gotta wonder if Cavs make a swing at KD especially knowing the Celtics are likely taking a step back next year. They are gonna do something to try and get over the hump.


Yeah, didn't look to me like Barnes and Siakam had issues with each other at all. Don't know if they were as close as Barnes seemed to be with OG but they were fine. Barnes and FVV? A different story altogether but FVV is the only one I think Barnes seemed to have issues with.
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Post#1373 » by kalel123 » Wed May 14, 2025 3:00 pm

Pacers have got to be the luckiest team with injuries these last two years. And now they either face Celtics who are already without Tatum or Knicks who are bound to have a key guy out with injury at some point these playoffs (and chances only go up the deeper they go). At some point though, they are going to run into a legit team that's healthy enough and get bounced. Whether that be ECF or Finals.
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Post#1374 » by Nebuchadnezzar » Wed May 14, 2025 3:04 pm

Mattatron wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


Jeeez. This Pacers team fits Pascal just better than the trash Masai builded. There was never stuff going on between Siakam and Barnes. Casual Raptors stan being overdramatic.


Hahaha, you can disagree if you like, but how in the heck is my post indicative of a "casual' fan? Overdramatic? you know you are on RealGM and not Reddit - this is a fairly tame take given the culture, maybe read the room buddy?
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Post#1375 » by HumbleRen » Wed May 14, 2025 3:16 pm

Our Raps fanbase are hilarious. The only fanbase that legitimately thinks Siakam is the best player on the pacers.

You know why Haliburton and Siakam works way better together than Scottie and Siakam? It’s because Haliburton can average 20/10 on elite efficiency on any given night as a lead guard.

Haliburton and Buddy Hield were a better duo than Siakam and Scottie. Why? Because of Haliburton. Haliburton and Carlisle are basically the modern day Nash/Dantoni. You plug any competent player in that system and they will thrive.

Siakam and Scottie both literally averaged 23/8/5 a piece for a month playing elite defence and we still lost 65% of our games that month. Why? Because you need an all nba caliber lead guard beside those archetypes. You need deep depth and shooting across the board. That was never going to happen with Scottie and Siakam both on the team.
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Post#1376 » by duppyy » Wed May 14, 2025 3:26 pm

HumbleRen wrote:Our Raps fanbase are hilarious. The only fanbase that legitimately thinks Siakam is the best player on the pacers.

You know why Haliburton and Siakam works way better together than Scottie and Siakam? It’s because Haliburton can average 20/10 on elite efficiency on any given night as a lead guard.

Haliburton and Buddy Hield were a better duo than Siakam and Scottie. Why? Because of Haliburton. Haliburton and Carlisle are basically the modern day Nash/Dantoni. You plug any competent player in that system and they will thrive.

Siakam and Scottie both literally averaged 23/8/5 a piece for a month playing elite defence and we still lost 65% of our games that month. Why? Because you need an all nba caliber lead guard beside those archetypes. You need deep depth and shooting across the board. That was never going to happen with Scottie and Siakam both on the team.


Do people really think Siakam is the best player on the pacers?
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Post#1377 » by kalel123 » Wed May 14, 2025 3:29 pm

Nebuchadnezzar wrote:
Mattatron wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


Jeeez. This Pacers team fits Pascal just better than the trash Masai builded. There was never stuff going on between Siakam and Barnes. Casual Raptors stan being overdramatic.


Hahaha, you can disagree if you like, but how in the heck is my post indicative of a "casual' fan? Overdramatic? you know you are on RealGM and not Reddit - this is a fairly tame take given the culture, maybe read the room buddy?


Maybe take your own advice because bad fit doesn't equal bad relationship. Bad fit and lack of depth usually means lots of losses no matter how "open" young players are to a veteran guidance. There's no amount of advice that would've resulted in meaningfully different results on the court with that roster. Our records are fully on front office.
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Post#1378 » by Agimat » Wed May 14, 2025 4:52 pm

duppyy wrote:
HumbleRen wrote:Our Raps fanbase are hilarious. The only fanbase that legitimately thinks Siakam is the best player on the pacers.

You know why Haliburton and Siakam works way better together than Scottie and Siakam? It’s because Haliburton can average 20/10 on elite efficiency on any given night as a lead guard.

Haliburton and Buddy Hield were a better duo than Siakam and Scottie. Why? Because of Haliburton. Haliburton and Carlisle are basically the modern day Nash/Dantoni. You plug any competent player in that system and they will thrive.

Siakam and Scottie both literally averaged 23/8/5 a piece for a month playing elite defence and we still lost 65% of our games that month. Why? Because you need an all nba caliber lead guard beside those archetypes. You need deep depth and shooting across the board. That was never going to happen with Scottie and Siakam both on the team.


Do people really think Siakam is the best player on the pacers?

Pacers fans do at least in the regular season
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Post#1379 » by Agimat » Wed May 14, 2025 5:14 pm

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How we couldn't pry him for Siakam at the time is criminal...

Yep. Also, Raps could have drafted him but traded for Thad Young's leadership instead. Oh man.

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Post#1380 » by Mattatron » Wed May 14, 2025 5:26 pm

Nebuchadnezzar wrote:
Mattatron wrote:
Nebuchadnezzar wrote:If you watch the press conference with Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal, you can really see that Tyrese respects Pascal, and is open to his guidance.

I think a common narrative was that Pascal was selfish and didn't fit in with Scottie. I'm beginning to think that perhaps Scottie didn't respect Pascal enough, and wasn't open to his guidance in the same way that Tyrese is.

So perhaps we've been asking the wrong questions. Maybe the real point is that Pascal is great with young players, and it's one of the central reasons the Pacers are in the Eastern Conference finals for the second year in a row.

Maybe Scottie needs to learn to take feedback? Perhaps if he did, then. Scottie would have been a better player and our team with both Scottie and Pascal would be excelling right now?

https://youtu.be/PuVR4wPnfeg?si=cOKX0CLrF4zbns0g


Jeeez. This Pacers team fits Pascal just better than the trash Masai builded. There was never stuff going on between Siakam and Barnes. Casual Raptors stan being overdramatic.


Hahaha, you can disagree if you like, but how in the heck is my post indicative of a "casual' fan? Overdramatic? you know you are on RealGM and not Reddit - this is a fairly tame take given the culture, maybe read the room buddy?


"I'm beginning to think.." pls stop with it.

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