GT: Brooklyn Nets @ Cleveland Cavaliers - Friday, 1/27/17 7:30pm

KlicKlac · Post #41 » by **KlicKlac** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 2:08 am

these Nets lol. playing like crap then go on 10-0 run

Elmhurst NY · Post #42 » by **Elmhurst NY** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 2:28 am

Bogs and Scola guarding Lebron... air resistance will provide better D than that

Elmhurst NY · Post #43 » by **Elmhurst NY** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 2:30 am

Alright, that enough. Lets see some Cmac action

Paradise · Post #44 » by **Paradise** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 2:50 am

Very pleased with the effort tonight. 116 Points against the Cavs without Lopez, Booker, Lin, Harris and CLV is rather incredible. Whitehead started off a little too shot happy but he settled down and started knocking down shots. He looked much better as a SG. 16/3/3/+15. He's improving.

McCullough didn't touch the ball enough but those dunks were impressive. He looks a lot more comfortable out there. The plan to bring him up slowly is looking pretty good.

Bogs/Foye got their trade value up which also is a good thing.

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KlicKlac · Post #45 » by **KlicKlac** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 2:56 am

Paradise wrote:Very pleased with the effort tonight. 116 Points against the Cavs without Lopez, Booker, Lin, Harris and CLV is rather incredible. Whitehead started off a little too shot happy but he settled down and started knocking down shots. He looked much better as a SG. 16/3/3/+15. He's improving.

McCullough didn't touch the ball enough but those dunks were impressive. He looks a lot more comfortable out there. The plan to bring him up slowly is looking pretty good.

Bogs/Foye got their trade value up which also is a good thing.

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yeah, I was surprised Nets squeezed out 43 points in the fourth, even though partly in garbage time

Yit · Post #46 » by **Yit** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 1:23 pm

Tracking players performance vs Cavs 27 Jan 2017

By GCP
Foye - 29
Whitehead - 26
Bogda - 24
Kilpat - 24
Scola - 21
Hamilton - 18
Acy - 15
CMC - 14
RHJ - 12
Dinwiddie - 9

Best offensive/defensive efforts = no players above 9.

Opponent's GCP (for reference):
LBJ - 68
K.Irv - 53
T.Tho - 33
K.Lov - 29
K.Kor - 17
I.Shu - 13
K.Fel - 13
C.Fry - 11
R.Jef - 10
DAL - (-1)
JMR - (-3)

Best 5 players average comparisons Nets (25) vs Cavs (40) - what a gap...

jbeachboy · Post #47 » by **jbeachboy** » Sat Jan 28, 2017 11:49 pm

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ChokeFasncists · Post #48 » by **ChokeFasncists** » Mon Jan 30, 2017 7:45 pm

Late in the game, Foye was dominant. He was hitting shots left and right, going aggressively to the basket, splashing three pointers with hand in his face. It was really quite impressive. The Cavs commentators commented on this, saying his game suddenly becomes very smooth after the actual game is over. Kudos. I wonder if it's something he has made an agreement with Markinson? OTOH, instead of the Foye and Scola show, I'd much rather see the young players have a chance to get some experience and build some confidence. Maybe they're to up his trade value? I hope they take in RJ Hunter when Lin comes back.

A very atypical game from Bogs, only 1 of 6 from deep but played a very good game. Only 1 TO, played adequate D, (not his fault he couldn't guard LBJ (hate that RHJ isn't guarding these guys but I understand the logic of playing him at the 4 now)) successfully went to the basket many times, probably cuz their shot blocking isn't very good.

Good games from JHam (around the basket) and iHead (his J), Acy is 100% from deep again, RHJ got scored on by Love a few times but in general did fine, some good stuff from CMC.

I can understand why LBJ is crying about wanting another playmaker, Kyrie isn't very good at it but his midrange Js were falling. But they don't fall, I'd imagine it be pretty frustrating.

Korver could possibly help them a tons offensively.