Triple7 wrote:BK_2020 wrote:Triple7 wrote:
I thinknits on both Joe and JT. I also saw a play where Jt passed the ball to DWhite in the corner 3. Dwhite had the opportunity to attack the basket, but opted to chuck a 3, and bricked it bad. **** that!!!
If he attacked the basket, and JT also got inside, he could easily have passed it to JT for dunk, or a simple mid range shot uncontested. Instead, he jacked off a shot fast, and missed with no chance for an offensive rebound. That’s on Joe. Probably said to chuck 3’s as a priority on offense. Sick of it.
The **** everyone is just standing outside watching. No one even tried to cut inside. The cavs probably wants us to shoot contested 3’s all game. That’s why they play Tatum single coverage game 2. They know he’s shooting poorly, so why double???
Until JT gets it going, it will be hard to win.
White was open in the corner. Open corner three is one of the best shots in the game.
There were no cutting angles. What would White cutting baseline accomplish? They are already sagging off. If White drove the close out and Tatum also cut, maybe we get a better shot but probably not because open corner three is a better scoring opportunity than basically anything that's not an open layup or free throws. Also that's not drop coverage.
The play was to get Tatum on Mitchell, which resulted in the defense shifting up to prevent Tatum drive, leaving White open in the corner. It worked exactly as intended and the open three was missed.
In any case when you diagram a play as you did where three players move to the same spot that's probably not leading to success.
Nope. White ended up taking a contested 3. Ifbhe opted to attack inside, that would have been an easy jumper for him, or a lob to a teaamate. My point was why always chuck a 3. They are down, try taking higher percentage shots, not jack off the 1st available 3, especially if shooting was off all night.
Our guys are lazy af. Always trying for the home run when down. Too lazy to grind it out.
This is not a contested three. It's a much better shot than crowding three guys into the same space hoping you somehow get a dunk out of it.





















