2/1 - 9:30PM CST | G52: Oklahoma City Thunder at Denver Nuggets

[Funcrusher]

i guess it was george's man who ended up wide open with 1.4 seconds left?

Okay, you're trolling, no more of this. Thank you very much.

i'm not trolling but i don't think you're going to take anything i say at face value anyway so what's the point?

I don't even know what you're saying right now, and your arrogance is just stunning. The only thing I'm disputing is your cartoonish cynicism and over exaggeration of Westbrook's flaws. You're really painting a me against the world portrait here.

[Pillendreher]

I thought that there was no such thing as “hot” shooting. I seem to recall you referring to the hot hand “theory” more than once.

i simply mean variance. a 33% shooter doesn't go 1/3 every game. the hot hand theory suggests that making a shot improves the odds of making more shots, all else being equal. i disagree with that.

So Melo had a streak of “hot” shooting but didn’t have the “hot” hand? You literally argue against your own positions when it suits the current narrative you are peddling.

Are you seriously this stupid? He just explained the difference between variance and the assumption that making shots increases the probability of making shots.

[Andre Roberstan]

Can everyone in here chill? At least a little?

I have to go to bed. Don't kill each other while I'm gone. My job>>>>this board.

[Atomic Punk]

i simply mean variance. a 33% shooter doesn't go 1/3 every game. the hot hand theory suggests that making a shot improves the odds of making more shots, all else being equal. i disagree with that.

So Melo had a streak of “hot” shooting but didn’t have the “hot” hand? You literally argue against your own positions when it suits the current narrative you are peddling.

Are you seriously this stupid? He just explained the difference between variance and the assumption that making shots increases the probability of making shots.

Do you seriously care what I think? Why is is so important for you to be right?