benji wrote:DRtg is notoriously bad for perimeter defenders who don't get steals or blocks. (Or rebounds like Rodman.)
Menopauss wrote:It's guys like you that make me wonder why I even try.
Luckily the forum is packed with a good crew.
Kevin wrote:mp3 wrote:Maybe I counted the Refs out too soon!
Fixed.
NovU wrote:Let's not make this something more or less than what really is.
Delly had a very specified role. That was to stay with Curry no matter what, wherever and whenever. And when Curry had the ball, double/triple team came at first chance possible and Curry was swarmed with defenders. Delly's done a good job staying with Curry. You can even see him staying with Curry 10 ft outside of three point line while ignoring rest of universe.Andrew wrote:When players put up ridiculous numbers, it's often called a "video game-like performance", which is an apt turn of phrase to describe a star that's flat out dominating and seemingly hitting all their shots...like a basketball video game on an easy difficulty setting. The way Curry and the Warriors as a whole (good stretches by Thompson aside) played in Game 2, it was like a casual basketball gamer playing really badly: "Hey, Curry's got a three-point rating of 96. I'll just run it up the floor and bomb away from three with him!".
Haha, nice way to put this generation's basketball.
Curry definitely forced his game and his shot selections weren't just good imo in exception of ofc a few shots. He never got into a rhythm in this one.
But as much as Curry was playing really ugly, never have I seen LBJ running so many ISO plays which also is an ugly basketball, how many times has his overuse of possession stagnated the offense. This could be the case of "let's go to our best player and see what he can do on every stretch" series. In result we got a nice low scoring close game.
S_Brat wrote:If the cavs can play this kind of defense and mozgov can keep contributing the way he does and jr smith can just get some consistency the cavs have a very good chance of pulling this one out...
that will completely solidify LeBron as the ultimate best player in the history of the NBA... because he did it without almost any help....
Ur Boi Bangs Chol wrote:
Andrew wrote: This reliance on the three ball, though...well, it makes the game pretty ugly when teams and players start building a house with all those bricks.
airBerlin wrote:It's pretty obvious when people don't actually watch the game and just look at the stats and highlights the following day. Delly played great defense. Not just contesting shots but also denying Curry the ball. And it wasn't just Curry that he did a good job defending. Off the top of my head I can remember times where he played really good post defense against Draymond and Barnes.
This is coming from someone who isn't even really a fan of Delly. It drives me absolutely insane watching him on offense sometimes. I could understand people making comments about his ball handling, passing, decision making, etc... But not giving credit to him for his defense in game 2 is absurd. lol
air gordon wrote:Ur Boi Bangs Chol wrote:
of course im salty but i'm not butt hurtAndrew wrote: This reliance on the three ball, though...well, it makes the game pretty ugly when teams and players start building a house with all those bricks.
so what is uglier? James ISO ball or 3pt shooting barage? haha
i believe the amount of 3pters shot in the last year's finals by the Spurs was the most ever in a finals. Popovich has said he hates 3pters/think it's cheating.
eventually defenses will adapt to this in trend thing. i do enjoy watching the clash of styles go head on though. You just have to shake your head when you see some of the shots GSW take, especially early in the possession.
i hope for next year the nba will go back to giving technical fouls for complaining. players from both teams are a bunch of big babies.
air gordon wrote:i believe the amount of 3pters shot in the last year's finals by the Spurs was the most ever in a finals. Popovich has said he hates 3pters/think it's cheating.
Andrew wrote:At the very least, one could say that Dellavedova had the biggest play of the night. Had the Warriors secured the loose ball after Green blocked that layup by LeBron, and held on for the win, we could probably say that he had the biggest play of the night.
King Mellow wrote:Kevin wrote:mp3 wrote:Maybe I counted the Refs out too soon!
Fixed.
GSW got away with so many bullsh*t calls. Effing Refs!
air gordon wrote:so what is uglier? James ISO ball or 3pt shooting barage? haha
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