The 2023-24 Tyrese Haliburton Thread

[mikejames23]

Oh man, he dropped off, but until then he was almost Nash-like with his ways. Should be a great player for the coming years.

[Colbinii]

Oh man, he dropped off, but until then he was almost Nash-like with his ways. Should be a great player for the coming years.

Haliburton uses a push shot and since he has hurt his leg he isn't pushing the same way and his shot is completely gone.

[TroubleS0me]

Oh man, he dropped off, but until then he was almost Nash-like with his ways. Should be a great player for the coming years.

Haliburton uses a push shot and since he has hurt his leg he isn't pushing the same way and his shot is completely gone.

Yea thats a big drop especially from 3.

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[tsherkin]

Hali probably should have pulled the deep three almost off the catch on that last inbounds play in regulation. Would have been a better shot than that BS on the right wing.

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I love the sense of humor about it.

[AEnigma]

Good odds he can be the starting point guard in 2028, so nice sign of maturity and awareness that he is not pressed about the low minutes this time and can just appreciate the opportunity to be on a gold medal team at all.

[tsherkin]

Good odds he can be the starting point guard in 2028, so nice sign of maturity and awareness that he is not pressed about the low minutes this time and can just appreciate the opportunity to be on a gold medal team at all.

Attitude has not seemed to be his issue. He has always seemed... joyous around basketball as far as I can tell, which is refreshing.