shrink wrote:SloMo leading the team at +9.
I thought for sure you meant turnovers. But that honor belongs to Rudy.
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shrink wrote:SloMo leading the team at +9.
winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:
I don’t object to Ant shooting. I object to Ant shooting more than all 4 other starters combined. Except when he has the hot hand.
Does he have the Hot Hand tonight? I'm not sure the exact definition of hot hand. How many out of how many. Do 3s get extra credit?
I was gonna make a you know it when you see it joke, but I am too depressed by Kyle and Rudy. He went 5 of 6 that is a hot hand yes. 3 point shots made consecutively is a good indicator. When you see a guy hit 1 you keep an eye out. When he hits 2 you set him up for 3. When he hits 3 you do whatever it takes to get him open for #4. Consecutive jumpers or a favorable matchup that gets a lot of easy shots are also good indicators. It really isn’t that difficult to notice your teammate is shooting well or scoring easily.
Do you think Ant should have more shots than all 4 other starters routinely? Or is it a bad sign?
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KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Does he have the Hot Hand tonight? I'm not sure the exact definition of hot hand. How many out of how many. Do 3s get extra credit?
I was gonna make a you know it when you see it joke, but I am too depressed by Kyle and Rudy. He went 5 of 6 that is a hot hand yes. 3 point shots made consecutively is a good indicator. When you see a guy hit 1 you keep an eye out. When he hits 2 you set him up for 3. When he hits 3 you do whatever it takes to get him open for #4. Consecutive jumpers or a favorable matchup that gets a lot of easy shots are also good indicators. It really isn’t that difficult to notice your teammate is shooting well or scoring easily.
Do you think Ant should have more shots than all 4 other starters routinely? Or is it a bad sign?
Somebody must be messing up big time, because Ant was 5-6 late 1st or early 2nd I think. He hasn't taken another shot since. Is that his fault or the fault of his teammates. I don't really care who is taking the shots as long as they are going in. This first half feels like a loss even though we are leading. We should be up way more.
winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:
I was gonna make a you know it when you see it joke, but I am too depressed by Kyle and Rudy. He went 5 of 6 that is a hot hand yes. 3 point shots made consecutively is a good indicator. When you see a guy hit 1 you keep an eye out. When he hits 2 you set him up for 3. When he hits 3 you do whatever it takes to get him open for #4. Consecutive jumpers or a favorable matchup that gets a lot of easy shots are also good indicators. It really isn’t that difficult to notice your teammate is shooting well or scoring easily.
Do you think Ant should have more shots than all 4 other starters routinely? Or is it a bad sign?
Somebody must be messing up big time, because Ant was 5-6 late 1st or early 2nd I think. He hasn't taken another shot since. Is that his fault or the fault of his teammates. I don't really care who is taking the shots as long as they are going in. This first half feels like a loss even though we are leading. We should be up way more.
I agree that Ant should have shot more. The answer is the same as it was last night. It is the fault of Finch and the scheme, the person initiating the offense, and his teammates for not getting him open more with screens and organized offense.
KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Somebody must be messing up big time, because Ant was 5-6 late 1st or early 2nd I think. He hasn't taken another shot since. Is that his fault or the fault of his teammates. I don't really care who is taking the shots as long as they are going in. This first half feels like a loss even though we are leading. We should be up way more.
I agree that Ant should have shot more. The answer is the same as it was last night. It is the fault of Finch and the scheme, the person initiating the offense, and his teammates for not getting him open more with screens and organized offense.
You believe that when a person has a hot hand you should force the shots to him rather than taking what you get in the flow of the offense. Is that correct?
winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:
I agree that Ant should have shot more. The answer is the same as it was last night. It is the fault of Finch and the scheme, the person initiating the offense, and his teammates for not getting him open more with screens and organized offense.
You believe that when a person has a hot hand you should force the shots to him rather than taking what you get in the flow of the offense. Is that correct?
I believe that when a player has the hot hand the offense should be configured to get that guy open. Big difference. For example call pick and pop for them. Or on a rebound swing it out to them instead of going back up with it (depending on the situation. If it is an easy dunk or layup take the points, but if it is 50/50 kick it to the hot hand.) You saw how Philly fed Maxey when he got hot. The same way Dallas fed Luka.
KGdaBom wrote:I'm looking at Kyle's stats for the first half. He shot 50%, made his one FT, has 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. He's a plus 9 for the game. Best on the team. Yet all I see is hate for him.
winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:I'm looking at Kyle's stats for the first half. He shot 50%, made his one FT, has 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. He's a plus 9 for the game. Best on the team. Yet all I see is hate for him.
Not hate, but he kills the spacing. When he and Rudy share the floor KAT’s drive and kick is wasted. They also play off of him and he rarely makes them pay. The effect is more than what shows up on the stat sheet.
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