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![]() I was only messing with you. It's a two horse race.
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![]() I figured. I am a fan of Aldridge, really stepped it up this year...not to mention he caused Pop to get himself ejected last night!
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Maybe the two of them even hook up. Because Lebron not selfish he seems like he will age very well. I can see Lebron doing 20 7 and 7 at 37 years old. Last edited by RockHardTen1985 : 01-18-2014 at 02:10 PM. |
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![]() Right now he's clear cut. I'm talking about a Championship.
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![]() I often wonder what game you watch....
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"In the ten games since Jackson has assumed starting duties, not one of his 10 matches has shot better than 50% from the field and only one shot better than 40%." |
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![]() You are joking right? Brandon Jennings is a lifetime 39% shooter that has weak PG skills and doesnt play defense. He got 8 million a year on the open market this year. That is probably the starting point for Jackson if he stays healthy. OKC has him tied up for 2 more years.
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He is a RFA after next year, right when Perkins comes off the books.
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![]() 2 of the other 3 top NBA players having big games early tonight. Saw Durant and want to go off. Ones a total beat down so I doubt the #'s get that big....
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Being a RFA is not really like being a FA. If the team makes him a qualifying offer (which they almost certainly will) they have the right to match any offers he gets. The only time teams dont match is when guys get ridiculous offers (Landry Fields!) or they would rather ditch the guy (Brandon Jennings) and do a sign and trade. |
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I'm absolutely confounded by your man to man and switching statement. What does that mean? You think that Jackson's guy has just been the victim of an unusual number of switches, not good defense? Do other NBA teams not switch? Is the switch not an absolute tenant of man to man defense anymore? If Jackson is so bad or isnt doing what he is supposed to why has his unit given up so few points, even better than Westbrook's unit? |
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Jackson's combined line from those 2 games 37 points 17-32 FG's (55%) 15-22 on 2 point shots (68%) 1-1 FT's 4 reb 10 assists 9 steals 5 turnovers |
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![]() You're up at 3 in the morning trying to reason the logic of PG1985?
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Rubio was 4-13 Lawson was 7-16 Kemba Walker 6-17 Lillard 6-15 Deron Williams 10-17 Combined 33 for 78 |
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![]() Chris Paul is really even better than people think (the ones that understand that he is good not overrated because he has commercials)
http://stats.nba.com/playerTrackingP...ilters=GP*G*20 The tracking stats are just insanely good. I wish we had access to the rest of the data as they only give us a small %. |
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![]() The NBA really has really done a great job with all the stats and information they've made available to fans. The video box scores they recently unveiled are great and the tracking stats are fantastic. What was the rest of the data you were talking about?
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