Blkbrd671 wrote:DTP wrote:
I'm not criticizing the shot...I'm simply saying that wasn't the play that was drawn up in the huddle. My point was that Milwaukee did a great job taking away the first couple of options, the play broke down, and well...you saw the ending.
you right and based on the language of my original comment i can see what your saying. Ya no way in hell SVG drew up KCP running towards the half court line with less than 10 seconds left. i still don't udnerstand how Harris missed our 7foot giant wide open under the rim, but we'll take W's any way we can
Some people were criticizing the play like it was something Stan had drawn up. Have they never heard of a broken play? The NBA is more about being able to run a form of a coaches play then to run the actual play as it very rarely happens the way it was drawn up.
It reminds me of the "A butterfly flaps it's wings and causes a hurricane" adage;
Say a fan trips in the upper bowl and dumps his drink over the rail splashing someone below and during this Stan looks up as he's pointing his finger to Drummond in the post to Harris but because he is distracted for a split second looking at the fans his finger and hand moves to point at Pope at the tip of the key.
**** happens and it's always the smallest things that can have massive impacts on a game like basketball with the fans so close to the court, or teams anticipating a play call.
Unless of course Stan drew up a 28 foot three pointer when only down one. If that's the case I guess the complainers finally got one right.
I doubt it but hey, who knows?
