Douchebag K
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By what metric are you basing efficiency? Because Mitchell is the team's most efficient perimeter scorer by points per shot.
uhhh the feeling in my pants mostly ??
By what metric are you basing efficiency? Because Mitchell is the team's most efficient perimeter scorer by points per shot.
After the TNT post game interview with Clarkson, Shaq referred to him as the most valuable guy on our team!
I’d still have to go with Gobert myself, but no mistaking the value of our brilliant sixth man!
I had been leaning in that direction but was much more encouraged with his play tonight. Thought he turned in one of his better defensive performances as did Favors IMO.Bojan is broken and needs to be traded
24 free throws for Jazz, 4 for Celts so I imagine they’ll be whining about that but **** those insecure southie gerbils...great win, much needed...
Shaq hates Rudy and Dm.After the TNT post game interview with Clarkson, Shaq referred to him as the most valuable guy on our team!
I’d still have to go with Gobert myself, but no mistaking the value of our brilliant sixth man!
!Shaq hates Rudy and Dm.
He's trying to stir the locker room
After the TNT post game interview with Clarkson, Shaq referred to him as the most valuable guy on our team!
I’d still have to go with Gobert myself, but no mistaking the value of our brilliant sixth man!
Lackluster on d, and second guessing himself on offense. Why does he penetrate and dish or even drive to the basket.... GeezI had been leaning in that direction but was much more encouraged with his play tonight. Thought he turned in one of his better defensive performances as did Favors IMO.
Watching the game now with whats left of Marv Albert
He still looks a bit tentative on offense, I’ll give you that. He did considerably better than the GS game though, including a couple of nifty little post ups.Lackluster on d, and second guessing himself on offense. Why does he penetrate and dish or even drive to the basket.... Geez
In a mismatch situation he did take advantage, considerably better than the Golden State isn't saying much. He is ok as a complimentary weapon but he isn't good enough or consistent enough to be a primary one. He just isn't reliable. If he sucks now imagine how crappier he will be in defenses zero in on him? He will shy away even more.He still looks a bit tentative on offense, I’ll give you that. He did considerably better than the GS game though, including a couple of nifty little post ups.
Well there is no question that he has been slumping of late but did you forget the last second three in Houston last year or the last second three vs the Bucks last year? Many pundits were saying that the lack of Bogey was the reason for our early exit from the playoffs last year. Fan perception was totally different, I mean the guy walked on water.In a mismatch situation he did take advantage, considerably better than the Golden State isn't saying much. He is ok as a complimentary weapon but he isn't good enough or consistent enough to be a primary one. He just isn't reliable. If he sucks now imagine how crappier he will be in defenses zero in on him? He will shy away even more.
Well I did use the words "most valuable player on the Jazz" whereas a quick reference to the actual text was "most important player on the Jazz". But context in this instance is a matter of conjecture. What did Shaq imply when he said it and also what did I imply when I said it? I would still argue that Gobert's contribution is "more important" to our chances moving forward than Clarkson's. Though we need everybody firing on all eight if we're going to do well obviously. (I should add that Clarkson was the star of the game in my eyes last night shooting us out of that early hole!)I think you’re taking it out of context. He doesn’t think Clarkson is the best player on the team. He said if we want to go far in the playoffs he’s going to have to average 17-18 a night and is basically the X-Factor.