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So the Suns just lost to the Spurs with no Wemby.

BUCKnation wrote:

blazza18 wrote:I would like to know what has gotten into Donte this season.

Of course as soon as he leaves, he becomes a 40% 3 pt shooter. We were begging for him to be this type of player.

40% 3 point shooter is one thing. Shooting TWENTY 3s in a game (much less making 11 of them) is another thing entirely.

I think he got going fixing his jumper last year, and this year he's playing with his boys and just overflowing with confidence. I'm super happy for him, he was such a great teammate here, but also god damn it.

Fark me, could you imagine the pandemonium on this board if we lost a game to a Trae-less Hawks after being up by 30 at one point?

A meltdown to rival Chernobyl.

I have a love/hate relationship with this. On one hand, incredible how in-the-game he is at all times that he has the presence to try stuff like this. On the other hand, absolutely fully **** off.

BUCKnation wrote:

blazza18 wrote:I would like to know what has gotten into Donte this season.

Of course as soon as he leaves, he becomes a 40% 3 pt shooter. We were begging for him to be this type of player.

I feel like this is short-term memory regarding Donte. He was freaking awesome for us the year we won the title. Started every game, shot close to 40% from 3, was all over the floor and provided a ton of rebounding/defense. He was going to be a 20 million per year player that off-season.

Losing him at the end of the Heat series is a big reason why we really struggled the first few games against Brooklyn.

He was terrible after the injury, but it’s not like this version of him didn’t exist.

Karsenmitsche wrote:

BUCKnation wrote:

blazza18 wrote:I would like to know what has gotten into Donte this season.

Of course as soon as he leaves, he becomes a 40% 3 pt shooter. We were begging for him to be this type of player.

I feel like this is short-term memory regarding Donte. He was freaking awesome for us the year we won the title. Started every game, shot close to 40% from 3, was all over the floor and provided a ton of rebounding/defense. He was going to be a 20 million per year player that off-season.

Losing him at the end of the Heat series is a big reason why we really struggled the first few games against Brooklyn.

He was terrible after the injury, but it’s not like this version of him didn’t exist.

A very good version of him existed, but this version is not that.

BUCKnation wrote:So the Suns just lost to the Spurs with no Wemby.

Crazy. Suns at full strength.

Plossum wrote:Fark me, could you imagine the pandemonium on this board if we lost a game to a Trae-less Hawks after being up by 30 at one point?

A meltdown to rival Chernobyl.

Without looking, probably a fun time on Celtics twitter, given all their 'fake comeback' talk when they almost coughed one up against us without Giannis.

emunney wrote:

Plossum wrote:Fark me, could you imagine the pandemonium on this board if we lost a game to a Trae-less Hawks after being up by 30 at one point?

A meltdown to rival Chernobyl.

Without looking, probably a fun time on Celtics twitter, given all their 'fake comeback' talk when they almost coughed one up against us without Giannis.

Lost to a Hawks team that started Vit Krejci.

Happy for Donte.

Wtf was Hunter thinking with that last 3 pointer he took?

The ultimate no, no, NO, YES!! shot

Somewhere in Italy, Bargs is giving a little fistpump after that one.

emunney wrote:I have a love/hate relationship with this. On one hand, incredible how in-the-game he is at all times that he has the presence to try stuff like this. On the other hand, absolutely fully **** off.

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I feel 70% of foul chasing would be removed if the NBA had an uncatchable room. Any 'shot' that had no reasonable shot of being made absent a foul should be no call

emunney wrote:

Plossum wrote:Fark me, could you imagine the pandemonium on this board if we lost a game to a Trae-less Hawks after being up by 30 at one point?

A meltdown to rival Chernobyl.

Without looking, probably a fun time on Celtics twitter, given all their 'fake comeback' talk when they almost coughed one up against us without Giannis.

Team is very very mortal when they cant hit their 3s.Question is can you hold their 3pt % down for a entire series.

Should we pull for the Hawks to win the play-in for #8?

Why is Tatum playing almost 40 minutes when their magic number is like 1 with 11 games left?

"Before Monday's game, teams were 5-2,606 over the past 25 years in games they trailed by at least 30 points."

theFireBlanket wrote:Should we pull for the Hawks to win the play-in for #8?

76ers and then the Embiid comeback story for them to beat the Celtics in 7 games. The writers want it.

MartyConlonOnTheRun wrote:

emunney wrote:I have a love/hate relationship with this. On one hand, incredible how in-the-game he is at all times that he has the presence to try stuff like this. On the other hand, absolutely fully **** off.

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I feel 70% of foul chasing would be removed if the NBA had an uncatchable room. Any 'shot' that had no reasonable shot of being made absent a foul should be no call

I would have to disagree with this. I get where you are trying to go with it. But one, fouls can alter the shot so much that some shots will look unreasonable. Also, if I am a smart enough offensive guy and I see a defender barreling at me because he is going to intentionally foul me and I take a fullcourt, halfcourt, or otherwise unreasonable shot, I should get those free throws.

emunney wrote:

Plossum wrote:Fark me, could you imagine the pandemonium on this board if we lost a game to a Trae-less Hawks after being up by 30 at one point?

A meltdown to rival Chernobyl.

Without looking, probably a fun time on Celtics twitter, given all their 'fake comeback' talk when they almost coughed one up against us without Giannis.

What do you mean. Everything is fine. They didn't have Jrue or Derick White last night.

MickeyDavis wrote:

BUCKnation wrote:So the Suns just lost to the Spurs with no Wemby.

Crazy. Suns at full strength.

Suns remind me a bit of the 2001 Bucks. But at least we had Ervin Johnson to defend in the middle.