Jaqua92 wrote:canada_dry wrote:MrPainfulTruth wrote:They are not struggling?
OK...thank you have a good one.
10 games above .500. 4th in the conference. Home court advantage as of right now. And the turnaround has clearly coincided with Murray playing at another level from the beginning of the season.
Adios.
They went 7-3, then are 1-3 their last 4, even with Murray playing great. They're still figuring it out.
Come on. Is noone actually watching the games any more?
They barely beat the hornets. THE HORNETS! They were behind with seconds on the clock and only heroics of Jokic saved them. Barely beat the sixers without eight of their best players. The sixers guards scored at will on Murray, they scored 134 points. Again Joker had to show up big in the end to save the game. Lost to knicks, got crushed by the wolves (again). Do not look at W/L, do not look at simple box scores to understand whats going on with the team. Murray stops the offensive flow, dribbles the air out of the ball, then turns it over or takes a contested shot. Even if he hits them he takes his team completely out of their flow. Most times he dramatically falls to the floor and comes to defense 5 sec late, leaving his team play 4 on 5. Often stays to whine to the refs or pout about his missing calls.
This Nuggets team is wasting the peak of the best player in the league to give Murray his playground. It really reminds me of OKC with Russ and KD.