return2glory wrote:This is why I do a 2nd take whenever people here or outside of here called Tatum or Brown superstars. They are both very player players. All stars. No 2 "superstars" on the same team will let there beat go down by 50 points. I've said for a few years now that we are a .500 team with Tatum and Brown. White and Holiday make us contenders. KP added to the mix makes us a championship team.
We haven't been playing well in the playoffs when KP hasn't played despite our great records. Most of the wins have been close games with the other teams key player or players being out.
Boston needs all their starters to play well in game 5. They need the crowd at it's best to beat the Mavs. Or else there is a good chance we won't be winning number 18. Our bench has been terrible. I've been calling for Brissett and Queta to play for fews now. Joe won't do it because he is a robot. Stays with same bench guys. Pritchard and Hauser have had the struggles. Tillman is solid. Our wild cards are Brissett and Queta to give us a boost/energy off the bench.
Luka and Kyrie were just .500 before the trade deadline.
It was only last game that the Jays combined for 61 points in a big Game 3 win.
Even superstars are allowed to have bad games.
There's more evidence that the Jays are superstars compared to they are not superstars.
Let's not forget that Al only had 3 points and White only had 6 points in this game.
One bad game does not unsuperstar the superstars.
