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Ian $*$*$*$ Clark

Christmas came early for Ian.

4 wide open 3's in a row.

And the only one that was contested he missed horribly.
 
The guy was only doing what he was supposed to do, and what anyone would do in his place -- win for the team he is playing for. It probably had nothing to do with the Jazz cutting him, though it might've given him a little bit of an emotional edge and focus.
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
The guy was only doing what he was supposed to do, and what anyone would do in his place -- win for the team he is playing for. It probably had nothing to do with the Jazz cutting him, though it might've given him a little bit of an emotional edge and focus.
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I'm just wondering if the Jazz swung and missed with him. The Cotton experiment apparently did not work out and Ian is contributing on the defending NBA champs.
 
He looked awful for us everytime he touched the floor. For whatever reason it just wasnt a good fit.
 
homeytennis said:
He killed us last night in the second quarter. I guess that's his revenge for QS cutting him?
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Yes... how dare us give him his shot for two years and cut him because he wasn't good. It was his revenge plot all along.
 
candrew said:
Christmas came early for Ian.

4 wide open 3's in a row.

And the only one that was contested he missed horribly.
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This.

If you're wide ****ing open because the Jazz had there head's up their *** defending the Draymond Green cut down the middle of the lane play, then as a professional basketball player you better make that three.

As mentioned, when he was contested he missed like a bitch. I'm sure he would have looked wonderful if Curry and Green were on our team.
 
magic said:
This.

If you're wide ****ing open because the Jazz had there head's up their *** defending the Draymond Green cut down the middle of the lane play, then as a professional basketball player you better make that three.

As mentioned, when he was contested he missed like a bitch. I'm sure he would have looked wonderful if Curry and Green were on our team.
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Yeah you're right. Even Jimmer had 37 points and 8 assists in a DLeague game last night so every blind pig gets an acorn from time to time.
 
Lol, I just looked at the game log, I didn't realize that not only did Clark hit four 3's, he hit him all in a row and no other Warrior scored in that stretch.
 
Had nothing to do with Clark last night, at all. PNR Curry focus had Gobert hedging/trapping hard. Favors had to pick up the [Gobert's] roll man so Hayward had to slack off and pick up the other big, which left someone wide open in the corner.

That play was a thing of beauty. It goes to show just how dominant Curry is.
 
4 or 5 straight shots in rhythm, wide open no less, for a 2 guard. It's our own damn fault
 
franklin said:
Had nothing to do with Clark last night, at all. PNR Curry focus had Gobert hedging/trapping hard. Favors had to pick up the [Gobert's] roll man so Hayward had to slack off and pick up the other big, which left someone wide open in the corner.

That play was a thing of beauty. It goes to show just how dominant Curry is.
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Favors was only on the floor for 1 wide open Clark three. His first three came off a rebound IIRC that was well defended ( I think). The next one game against Favors/Gobert, then Favors got subbed out and the next 2 came off Jingles playing bad defense IIRC.
 
King Cy said:
Favors was only on the floor for 1 wide open Clark three. His first three came off a rebound IIRC that was well defended ( I think). The next one game against Favors/Gobert, then Favors got subbed out and the next 2 came off Jingles playing bad defense IIRC.
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What does this have to do with the same play being ran and same defensive scheme?
 
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4 or 5 straight shots in rhythm, wide open no less, for a 2 guard. It's Quin's own damn fault
FRANKLIN: Fixed
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Franklin is as determined to criticize Quin as he was to praise Corbin. I always suspected his obsession with Corbin was a mental aberration, but this is really taking it to an extreme.
 
magic said:
Lol at blaming the coach for a player's defensive stupidity.
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I'm blaming the coach for running a defensive scheme that every god damned person in the world except you apparently knows will leave a wide open three. The game was decided by 3 points. Quin cost us 12 in a row.
 
franklin said:
I'm blaming the coach for running a defensive scheme
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Coaches don't run schemes.
They are on the sideline.

The players are on the court and they run the schemes.

Coaches do design schemes though
 
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