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What is happening to the tank?

Kispert tank buster

Corey feeling it

Great tanking quarter- Wizards falling apart without Kispert.

Brunson getting superstar calls.

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And 49 in the last 1st through 3rd quarters-

Already has more points in the 4th quarter than he did against Orlando with 9 minutes to go.

Weird observation in plus minus that I wouldn't have guessed- Kispert is -14 while Deni is sitting at 0 according to ESPN with 5 minutes to go.

Phew, just tuned back in. I see the tank is still intact.

Kanyewest wrote:Weird observation in plus minus that I wouldn't have guessed- Kispert is -14 while Deni is sitting at 0 according to ESPN with 5 minutes to go.

Should be a clue to disregard on/off numbers, as they are dependent on how all 5 guys play. Don't tell you much about an individual.

I was only able to see the last few minutes -- out to dinner with family who are visiting. But I'll def. watch it on dvr tomorrow just to observe Johnny Davis having a pretty good game.

That might be it for Taj, end career on a good note. Wore his hard hat every day, much respect for him.

Corey "White Chocolate 2.0" Kispert

Great day for the tank thus far.

We lose.

Bulls win.

Blazers win.

Magic win.

Pacers winning by 4 in the 3rd quarter.

payitforward wrote:

Kanyewest wrote:Weird observation in plus minus that I wouldn't have guessed- Kispert is -14 while Deni is sitting at 0 according to ESPN with 5 minutes to go.

Should be a clue to disregard on/off numbers, as they are dependent on how all 5 guys play. Don't tell you much about an individual.

Individual On/offs are valuable over an extended time period to catch trends and compare vs productivity and eye test. I 100% agree that judging these on/offs on a game to game basis is a worthless exercise because there is simply too much noise and too many variables.

Kispert was absolutely incredible tonight. He looked like a totally different player. He was very aggressive, looking for his shot at all times, and when it wasn't there, he wasn't afraid to put the ball on the floor and try and make something happen. I think he dribbled the basketball more in this one game than he did in the first 50 games this season combined.

Even the Knicks announcers were pointing out that Kispert was running all the sets they normally run Beal through, only Kispert was doing it quicker and with more purpose, and without all the ball-stopping iso's.

This recent development of Kispert might be the best story of the season for the Wizards.