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Millsap/Jefferson 62 min 11 rebounds

Twin Towers

Twin Towers

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Favors/Kanter 34 min 14 rebounds

I am excited for the future when we play defense and get defensive rebounds and stop 2nd chance points.
 
The excitement blocks logic.

We wouldnt be in such a close game if they didnt allow 2nd chance points. They scored on almost all of those 2nd chance shots.
Those offensive rebounds didnt happen with Favors and Kanter
 
Al shouldn't be closing games. Favors or Kanter (whoever is playing better) should be in there, and we should be running it through Millsap.
 
NAOS said:
those were all to Harris when he hit fire. Not exactly threading-the-needle kinds of assists. Low impact assists is a fine way of saying it.

kool, braugh.
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So assist only count if they are crazy insane passes? Big Al's strength is sucking the D in, be happy that he can capitalize by making "low impact assist".
 
Twin Towers said:
The excitement blocks logic.

We wouldnt be in such a close game if they didnt allow 2nd chance points. They scored on almost all of those 2nd chance shots.
Those offensive rebounds didnt happen with Favors and Kanter
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Whose logic?

The Jazz starters, featuring Millsap and Jefferson, outscored the Thunder when they were on the court. The Jazz bench, featuring Kanter and Favors, were outscored by the Thunder when they were on the court.

And the Thunder scored on less than 50% of their offensive rebounds.

meh.
 
We just beat the top team in the west, outrebounded them, and everyone was crashing the boards so that many players had 5 or more boards....and WE WONT THE GAME

and someone is still bitching.
 
Cyrone Torbin said:
So assist only count if they are crazy insane passes? Big Al's strength is sucking the D in, be happy that he can capitalize by making "low impact assist".
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there's no ****ing denying that some assists have more impact than others. I know this, the NBA knows this, the folks at Sloan Analytics know this....https://search.espn.go.com/sloan-analytics/

the VERY FIRST PASS a low post player needs to make with ease is the pass out of a double team. Jefferson did it. I'll give a lot of credit for those points to Harris, who was shooting from 23 feet.

As always, continue sitting there finding a place to state what seem like "facts" to the numb-brained.
 
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