Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
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Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
Sometimes cp3’s handles are surprisingly loose and his passes careless. Steven Adams seems to make no effort to defend an opposing big that can shoot the three. It’s been that way for far too long. It’s strange that for years he would be left on an island to guard the opposing teams pg on the perimeter but he seems hesitant to close out against his own man. Need to run more screens to get Gallo three point looks instead of him always doing a step back three.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
So.. is it safe to call TFerg a bust yet?
All he can do is defend and spot up essentially
All he can do is defend and spot up essentially
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
RunOKC wrote:So.. is it safe to call TFerg a bust yet?
All he can do is defend and spot up essentially
Even that’s debatable.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
Spurs system for development is much different than ours. While I respect their culture and development, Lonnie Walker clearly deserves more minutes. I knew when the spurs drafted him that he would be good. When Gallo gets traded barley will likely be in the starting lineup and play 30 mpg.
Anyways, good performance. Nice to finally win in SA and not get totally destroyed by LMA. SGA, Dennis an cp3 were all good. Ferguson still sucks. I dont know if Diallo would be much better but it’s time for something else.
Anyways, good performance. Nice to finally win in SA and not get totally destroyed by LMA. SGA, Dennis an cp3 were all good. Ferguson still sucks. I dont know if Diallo would be much better but it’s time for something else.
bisme37 wrote:If there were magnets in basketballs so strong they changed the path of the ball as it flew through the air, wouldn't the ball then stick magnetically to the rim when it got there?
Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
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Good win.
Wow, sort of sad watching the Spurs at this point. They got an older All Star (or all quasar) level player at the 5 and then a bunch of so so guys on the wing. Need to reverse that to compete in the modern NBA.
Wow, sort of sad watching the Spurs at this point. They got an older All Star (or all quasar) level player at the 5 and then a bunch of so so guys on the wing. Need to reverse that to compete in the modern NBA.
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
ThunderBolt wrote:Spurs system for development is much different than ours. While I respect their culture and development, Lonnie Walker clearly deserves more minutes. I knew when the spurs drafted him that he would be good. When Gallo gets traded barley will likely be in the starting lineup and play 30 mpg.
Anyways, good performance. Nice to finally win in SA and not get totally destroyed by LMA. SGA, Dennis an cp3 were all good. Ferguson still sucks. I dont know if Diallo would be much better but it’s time for something else.
Doesn't make much sense as to why Forbes is getting so many minutes period. Walker is clearly the more talented player with a much higher ceiling. I was browsing Spurs Talk, and Spurs fans seem to be as irate with the Forbes situation as we are with the Ferguson situation. But, unlike us, the Spurs have a much better, more viable option on their bench to replace Forbes than we do to replace Ferguson.
Said in a thread about which point guards would make OKC better if they replaced Westbrook:
Coxy wrote:I think with a PG like George Hill, they'd be better than current.
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Re: Game 34: Oklahoma City Thunder (18-15) @ San Antonio Spurs (14-18) - 8:30 PM ET
That playoff bandwagon still has room on it. 

My eyes glaze over when reading alternative stat (not advanced stat) narratives that go many paragraphs long. If you can not make your point in 2 paragraphs it may not be a great point. 

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