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Around the nba part 7

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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#361 » by Rasho Brezec » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:31 pm

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And TKF cries tears of joy

:lol: Mozgov in the background killed me.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#362 » by Tron Carter » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:36 pm

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And TKF cries tears of joy

until he saw melo's stat line and proceeded to curse under his breath.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#363 » by rockmanslim » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:43 pm

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And TKF cries tears of joy



What is that the bench are doing?


According to twitter, they're doing "Italian hands" to pay homage to Gallo.

Yeah I don't get it either.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#364 » by rockmanslim » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:48 pm

on the other hand, this one i do understand :laugh:

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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#365 » by Rasho Brezec » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:49 pm

Spike used to do that, too. It's stereotypical but somehow it's okay.

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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#366 » by Rasho Brezec » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:49 pm

rockmanslim wrote:on the other hand, this one i do understand :laugh:

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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#367 » by knicksnyk » Thu Apr 4, 2013 12:50 pm

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JohnStockton wrote:Rubio is already better than Calderon. He has a bigger impact on games.


Defensively yes offensively hell no

Calderon's offensive game is nothing special, don't let his good shooting numbers and A:TO ratio fool you. He dribbles the ball for 20 seconds before making the safest pass possible. He's a backup PG with no creativity.


In regards to what you said about Jrue Hollidays assists & turnovers

http://www.82games.com/1213/12HOU4.HTM

http://www.82games.com/1213/12PHI2.HTM

these are there passing stats
Jrue 11.2 passing rating 10.7 ast/48
lin has a 12.7 passing rating & 9.0 ast/48

Holidays is the sole ball handler on his team & Lin is the secondary ball handler. Lin has had a 107 bad pass turnovers Jrue has had 127 bad pass turnovers. Jrue has had 103 ball handling TO's Lin 73 ball handling TO's. Lin has a 24 hands rating & jrue has a 22 hands rating.

Also what you said about Jose is patently false
http://www.82games.com/1213/12DET2.HTM
Jose has a 31 hands rating and a 14.4 passing rating 24 bad pass turnovers & 9 ball handling turnovers 10.8 ast.48 that is incredible. his hands are almost as good as Nashs were when he was with the suns. jose is one of the best PG's in the nba at directing a low turnover offense. with jose on the cour vs off the court the pistons have a higher efg% & a higher assisted FG% & this is on a small sample because jose just got traded. there was a reason why dwayne casey started jose over lowry in toronto
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#368 » by Dr. Detfink » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:23 pm

Look, right now the Pistons BEST PG is GREG MONROE. He has elevated his game and now, alongside athletic monster like Drummond, you're seeing him BACK at his natural position of PF. The result is staggering.

As for a Spanish fly, Senor Calderon has nice numbers, GREAT efficiency score. Only one problem on more talented Toronto teams they went NOWHERE. Clearly not a difference maker. Clearly NOT a LEADER. He might miss Toronto because he's in Detroit but Toronto doesn't miss him at all. Despite all of his bravado last year being vocal about Lin's celebrity status...HE'S TRADED to DETROIT. Meanwhile, Lin's teammates SUPPORT a less talented player. THAT should tell you something.

Numbers aren't every thing. Because at the end of the day, Lin's an average player with a BIGGER HEART and more EFFORT than Calderon's BEST day. INSPIRING his players from the most talented to the least. While Calderon on two different teams could NEVER get his team to rally around him.

Quietly that young Rocket team molded by Kevin McHale has more chemistry than 2/3rds of the teams in the league. The Experience will come later. Watch as that team Next Season is 6-7 wins BETTER.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#369 » by knicksnyk » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:26 pm

Are you talking to me? Nobody is comparing lin to calderon.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#370 » by Rasho Brezec » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:28 pm

Since we're cherrypicking stats, TO's per 100 plays:

Holiday - 17.4%
Lin - 19.4%

Assists/bad pass ratio:

Holiday - 4.3
Lin - 3.9

There's also a reason why these sigs were made:

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Raps fans hate him because he's so uncreative and can never make a risky pass. He's a backup PG, good enough to slow down the tempo and keep the bench in check. Comparison with Nash is laughable.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#371 » by knicksnyk » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:40 pm

LOL at sigs as a reference for why a PG is terrible. & you know what sure jrue is less turnover prone than lin but everything else i said stands.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#372 » by Rasho Brezec » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:46 pm

It wouldn't be funny if it weren't true. Go ask Raps fans how they feel about his awesome A/TO ratio.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#373 » by j4remi » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:47 pm

I'll give Calderon this...he'd be great on this rendition of the Knicks and I think he'd be an awesome piece on the Lakers as well. On both teams, they could pair him with a more versatile playmaker at the other Guard and it would shield his poor traits. There's a place for PG's like him...usually off the bench, but a place nonetheless.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#374 » by knicksnyk » Thu Apr 4, 2013 1:53 pm

j4remi wrote:I'll give Calderon this...he'd be great on this rendition of the Knicks and I think he'd be an awesome piece on the Lakers as well. On both teams, they could pair him with a more versatile playmaker at the other Guard and it would shield his poor traits. There's a place for PG's like him...usually off the bench, but a place nonetheless.


i wanted him in NY over ray
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#375 » by SpreeShow » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:06 pm

Calderon is exactly what rasho said, a solid pg who has the tendency to hold the ball when defense tightens up and easy passing lanes aren't there anymore. You can't always judge a player only by taking a look at his stats. His play rarely makes his statline look bad but he often puts his teammates in a bad position and forces them to commit a TO or take a bad shot by playing it safe and milking the clock too much.

He would be a better fit on a team where he gets to play off the ball more if we're talking starter minutes, anything else is setting yourself up for a disappointment record wise. The numbers will be good, but that's basically it. On top of that i can't even count how often i've seen him get stripped in crunch time by not protecting his dribble.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#376 » by JBreezeNY » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:16 pm

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j4remi wrote:I'll give Calderon this...he'd be great on this rendition of the Knicks and I think he'd be an awesome piece on the Lakers as well. On both teams, they could pair him with a more versatile playmaker at the other Guard and it would shield his poor traits. There's a place for PG's like him...usually off the bench, but a place nonetheless.


i wanted him in NY over ray

Felton as a starter>>Calderon as a starter
Felton off the bench>>>Calderon off the bench

Calderon would be a good fit here in limited minutes but over Ray? Oh hell nah.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#377 » by j4remi » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:20 pm

JBreezeNY wrote:Felton as a starter>>Calderon as a starter
Felton off the bench>>>Calderon off the bench

Calderon would be a good fit here in limited minutes but over Ray? Oh hell nah.


Calderon paired with Felton would be a beast combo though. He does a lot of the good things that Kidd/Prigs do and he's not as likely to break down in big minutes.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#378 » by Tron Carter » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:36 pm

j4remi wrote:
JBreezeNY wrote:Felton as a starter>>Calderon as a starter
Felton off the bench>>>Calderon off the bench

Calderon would be a good fit here in limited minutes but over Ray? Oh hell nah.


Calderon paired with Felton would be a beast combo though. He does a lot of the good things that Kidd/Prigs do and he's not as likely to break down in big minutes.

that backcourt would also give up 456736346898021 points a game to opposing guards
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#379 » by shmeakone » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:37 pm

Calderon here to fill in for Kidd's role if he were to retire would be orgasmic.
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Re: Around the nba part 7 

Post#380 » by JustaKnickFan » Thu Apr 4, 2013 2:45 pm

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j4remi wrote:I'll give Calderon this...he'd be great on this rendition of the Knicks and I think he'd be an awesome piece on the Lakers as well. On both teams, they could pair him with a more versatile playmaker at the other Guard and it would shield his poor traits. There's a place for PG's like him...usually off the bench, but a place nonetheless.


i wanted him in NY over ray

Calderon would be awful here without Felton. JR and Melo would be the only guys capable of creating their own shots. Calderon also struggles to score when teams force him to drive. So, with Calderon here instead of Felton there would be A LOT more JR and Melo isos which would definitely wear them down.

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