ShootingtheJ wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Here are all nine makes the Heat had against Brook.
There's more Duncan Robinson DHOs, while Brook is standing in the lane.
Coach's decision to have him stay in the lane there.. nice try I guess
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ShootingtheJ wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Here are all nine makes the Heat had against Brook.
There's more Duncan Robinson DHOs, while Brook is standing in the lane.
ShootingtheJ wrote:Dick Tate wrote:PSA: Please don't portray Pacers series stats as having any sort of meaning whatsoever. Especially defensively.
Can you share why?
ShootingtheJ wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:ShootingtheJ wrote:
Those are regular season stats. Teams aren't willing to majorly adjust their offenses for 1 game in the regular season, but have been more than willing to go all in for a playoff series to expose Brook.
The amount of 3s Brook gives up come playoff time is insurmountable.
Insurmountable except when it wasn't. Using Indiana as any kind of evidence is completely asinine.
Why? Bucks had the best Indiana defense in the playoffs when Brook was off the court, and that's despite Beasley playing heavy minutes, and maybe playing huge minutes.
Brook was also cooked from 3 by Boston and Brooklyn. Miami ran tons of DHOs to get uncontested 3s.

ShootingtheJ wrote:There's more Duncan Robinson DHOs, while Brook is standing in the lane.
-Jragon- wrote:ShootingtheJ wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:
Insurmountable except when it wasn't. Using Indiana as any kind of evidence is completely asinine.
Why? Bucks had the best Indiana defense in the playoffs when Brook was off the court, and that's despite Beasley playing heavy minutes, and maybe playing huge minutes.
Brook was also cooked from 3 by Boston and Brooklyn. Miami ran tons of DHOs to get uncontested 3s.
1 takeaway from Indy was hiding KM on a 4 on D could be a way (power) forward for him if he'll use his leverage like he did vs Siakim to make him take tough shots
-Jragon- wrote:ShootingtheJ wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Here are all nine makes the Heat had against Brook.
There's more Duncan Robinson DHOs, while Brook is standing in the lane.
Coach's decision to have him stay in the lane there.. nice try I guess

ShootingtheJ wrote:Never a need to hide Mids on D, they always give him a priority assignment. Bucks weren't going to waste Mids talents on Nesmith.
kanyon wrote:Anything substantial about getting Lonnie Walker? That was pretty intriguing.....
raferfenix wrote:kanyon wrote:Anything substantial about getting Lonnie Walker? That was pretty intriguing.....
Delay must be the Bucks negotiating a MarJon dump to open a roster spot, clearly (hopefully).
I don’t think we’re getting even a protected 2nd in this case mind you. We got no leverage if we need a deal done fast.
Few teams need a guy with MarJon’s attributes more than the Bucks do. If we just don’t see it he’s probably not making it in the NBA.
jschligs wrote:JayMKE wrote:For free and with no expectation for big minutes maybe PJ could have a limited role but it doesn't seem like he's content to sit on the bench. I'm getting really down on Marjon and AJJ but I don't want to dump them or any other asset so we can get 39 year old still malcontent PJ Tucker.
I'd be fine letting Marjon walk at any point. There is literally nothing there. AJJ could work, but we need to give him serious minutes to see and find where he fits in the rotation. I'd happily get rid of Marjon for Tucker because even though Tucker is washed, he's better than Marjon.
BigO wrote:When you think of trades, consider how Boston's team was crafted. Every position has a shooter. Jrue is probably the worst of the starters and he's good. Off the bench, they bring in Pritchard and Houser, neither one of whom will make an all defensive team or can do much else, except shoot.
So trading Middleton or Portis makes no sense. Both Middleton and Portis can get their own shot when the clock is running down, a skillset that is not easily available. Portis isn't going anywhere unless some team gives the Bucks draft choices and a player that can help win a championship now. The Bucks love Portis and Middleton, unlike much of this board.
soxperry wrote:Are we actually linked to him or are we just speculating that he would be a good add?
Edit: looked up his numbers and metrics. barf
German Athens wrote:Eason with 13 minutes and the 8th man in their debut.
Whitmore 8 minutes and 10th man.
I don’t know if either are on a minutes restriction, but no 8th-10th man is so coveted that they can’t be pried away. Some combo of their younger dudes are definitely getting traded at some point.
Badgerlander wrote:We should call up the pistons and see if we can swap MarJon for Wendall Moore, the old change of scenery ploy. pistons already declined to pick up his option. May not be much more than MarJon but at least Moore can shoot.