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Yeah, it's only 9 games, but it was an incredible run.

WCJ's stats across his 9 postseason games last year were incredible: 33.4 MPG 21.8 PTS 3.4 REB 3.8 AST 0.4 BLK 1.1 STL 2.9 TO .687 TS (insane, especially given how much he creates for himself) .475 FG (6.2-13.1) .458 3P (3.7-8.0) .500 2P (2.6-5.1) .911 FT (5.7-6.2: more FTA than 2PA)

Minor note: Keyonte is 8 months younger than Clayton.

It's an asset management question: KO + (a now useful) Agbaji for Isaiah Collier doesn't look great - although Collier is 4.5 years younger than Ochai. This is year 3 since tearing down the previous team, and there aren't many positives to date - whether you actually enjoy watching basketball...

Canada desperately needs someone who can grab an occasional rebound.

I don't think they're Spanish, but with what passes for a legal screen on one side of the court and what passes for a charge on the other, they might as well be.

These Spanish refs are a ****ing joke.

Canada's bench (Murray, Nembhard, NAW, Lyles, Olynyk, Birch) is going to have to be more productive if Canada wants to medal: Through the first 2 games, the starters have scored 146 points on .736 TS (unsustainable, obviously). The bench has scored 33 points on .328 TS. Edey and...

Collier's strengths and weaknesses on display last night. Makes quick, mostly good decisions; moves the ball in the half court; pushes the ball off defensive rebounds; communicates and directs the team on O; competes on D. Not a ton of explosiveness at the rim; pull-up 18-footers not a great...

???????? NBA teams scored 280,960 points on 218,702 field goal attempts, or 1.285 points per field goal attempt, and you expect a player to score at least 2.143 points per field goal attempt?

GG's been awful.

TS% split into 3 equal-ish periods: First 19 games: .486 Next 19 games: .552 Last 20 games: .594

Exactly this. I'm surprised by the FG%-focused posts in this thread. Year 1 TS% comparison: Keyonte: .541 (and trending up) Damian Lillard: .546 Donovan Mitchell: .541 Devin Booker: .535 Tyrese Maxey: .531 Dwyane Wade: .530 Jamal Murray: .518 Dante Exum: .457 There's plenty to work on, but the...

Yeah, in the 26 games since he came back from injury, he has a TS% of .580 (.500 in his first 24 games).

And the Jazz continue getting crushed when he's on the floor: -57 over those 6 games (+14 when he's on the bench).