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I said I wouldn't apologize to you, but I didn't say I wouldn't admit being wrong (if I were wrong).
In Billy's post a few pages back when he stated that Al was best against elite teams, I took it as meaning he was best against those teams over the whole season. That's why I stated that his splits didn't seem any better against Western Conference playoff teams for the year, and why I crunched the numbers against the top 4. I concluded that his TS% against those 4 teams was roughly in line with the league average, and also roughly in line with his post-All-Star TS% (and better than his TS% for the season).
My posts are very clear. Read them and try to not let your emotions get in the way of what's actually there in front of you.
This was definitely not clear to me. Heres why:
And you're not being honest about his performance against playoff teams (even "Western" teams which is a dodge). He killed in that stretch against the league elite.
This was the post immediately preceding your compilation of data. Why you would use season averages in your argument, as opposed to addressing his point of killing elite teams in those two months seems very unusual to me. This makes your data compilation even more laughable, quite frankly.