DWadeno3 wrote:kevin2323 wrote:MastaKiiLA wrote:Yeah, but the eyes fool us a lot. A few things I consider. Spo is one of the big stats geeks as a coach, so he tracks the numbers. Bron has adjusted his game so much over the three seasons, to become more efficient, and play to his strengths, that you know he's analyzed these numbers. I can't think of any other basketball reason than Wade is a unreliable jumpshooter, and their defenders are usually quite samey, meaning you can't actually force a mismatch on the pnr.
I mean, part of what makes pnr such a useful tool is that if the defense doesn't switch, you can wipe a man off the ball and get penetration into the defense. If they switch, then you have a potential mismatch in size and speed. So if you're bringing two athletic wing of similar dimensions, and one of the attackers is a kinda weak shooter, you slump off and date them to take a jumpshot, or drive into a double-team of the two best wing defenders on the floor. I'm not an Xs and Os person, just going on what I understand of the game. But so much time has elapsed without it being even a randomly-featured part of our offense should tell all. This is one of the smartest BBIQ teams in the league, and they just don't think it's a smart play. PEACE.
the problem with wade is whenever he hurts his knee, his jumpshot goes to complete ****.
his injury plays a HUGE part in it too. because wade has always been able to use a pick to his advantage. and post injury it seems like he only can do it a few times.
He was deadly using screens last night in the first half, especially with Bosh. The advantage him and somebody like Chalmers hold against LeBron in this series is their ability to attack the gaps in the zone. The only thing Wade needs to practice over and over again is his pull-up jump shot. They're sagging off of him, with or without the ball. When he hit the pull-up jumper last night, Green played him a little tighter, allowing Wade to attack the basket much easier.
look at him during the streak, his jumper looked money and smooth. no fading, nice lift. perfect.
the minute he gets the bone bruise, he starts pump faking 3 times when no one is on him. fades when no one is on him, and starts clanking the front of the rim.
i liked his play in the first half. he kept us in it when lebron was struggling. then the second half bron came alive a bit.