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Game #31: Toronto Raptors 116 - Denver Nuggets 102
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostThere's a chance we lose both, and since it's a road trip against good teams, a higher chance we lose than win....
But you say they're better teams as if it's not even debatable. As if we have to play at an unprecedented level to win. It's more like we're not likely to win unless we play at a high level. Need to bring our A game, and I'm sure they feel the same. If either team played subpar, we could fairly easily beat them. This is the NBA after all, and both we and GSW have lost stinkers to the Lakers on nights where we laid eggs. Can't expect to play subpar games and somehow scrape out a win. Maybe against bad teams, like some of our early victories before we found our rhythm (ie BOS, ORL), but not against good teams.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostAren't all our wins asterisk wins? After all, Toronto is not for real and it's only because of schedule, injuries, weather, food, the butterfly effect, etc....that we win games. We're actually one of the worst teams in the league.
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TeamEd wrote: View PostEven hobbled, Amir is severely underrated. I'd take him over Faried most days.
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MACK11 wrote: View PostI think were gonna burn Lowry out at this rate, Vasquez needs to start playing a whole lot better. He played the entire 4th in the fucking altitude. This guy is a machineI relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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GLF wrote: View PostNo you're right. I just think its more likely that we lose than win. But I'm still praying we at least beat one of Portland or GS.
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GLF wrote: View PostOkay bet. MAYBE JUST MAYBE we beat Portland but GS is for sure not happening. The only way we beat GS is if for some crazy reason both Klay Thompson and Curry have an off shooting night. I don't know if you've been watching that team this season but they are unreal. Curry takes and hit shots that just makes you shake your head. You literally have to be up on him right when he crosses the half court line or else you're fucked lol. We are going to have to be overly helping sooo much that it's going to fuck up our whole D.I'm back. I no longer worship joe johnson
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The numbers say Amir has a much better impact on team play than a guy like Faried.
Amir is a decent rebounder and an ok shot blocker. But, those things don't make a defender. Amir is a good to very good defender at the rim against smaller players. He's also an excellent help defender. He struggles against athletic 4s with his injuries, but he's a better all around defender than Faried by a fair margin.
Amir's also better offensively, but not in ways that show up on the box score. He sets excellent screens leading to open looks for both the ball handler and spot up shooter. He is a very good and willing passer for a big man. He's also a useful release valve for the offense because he has great hands and finishes in traffic so well.
Faried meanwhile is excellent essentially only in ways that show up in the box score. He is an excellent offensive rebounder and he is a top 5 big running in transition.
Neither player get plays called for them, but Faried essentially only gets involved in the offense off rebounds or lobs and can't do much beyond that. Amir meanwhile gets involved in almost every play run when he's on the court and he can create a decent look whenever the team's guards need bailing out.
Amir also has better adjusted on/off splits, even when hobbled. His splits are less stellar this year due to his ankles, but Amir is consistently one of the best 4s in the league by on/off splits. Faried is not.@EdTubb - edwardtubb at gmail
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TeamEd wrote: View PostThe numbers say Amir has a much better impact on team play than a guy like Faried.
Amir is a decent rebounder and an ok shot blocker. But, those things don't make a defender. Amir is a good to very good defender at the rim against smaller players. He's also an excellent help defender. He struggles against athletic 4s with his injuries, but he's a better all around defender than Faried by a fair margin.
Amir's also better offensively, but not in ways that show up on the box score. He sets excellent screens leading to open looks for both the ball handler and spot up shooter. He is a very good and willing passer for a big man. He's also a useful release valve for the offense because he has great hands and finishes in traffic so well.
Faried meanwhile is excellent essentially only in ways that show up in the box score. He is an excellent offensive rebounder and he is a top 5 big running in transition.
Neither player get plays called for them, but Faried essentially only gets involved in the offense off rebounds or lobs and can't do much beyond that. Amir meanwhile gets involved in almost every play run when he's on the court and he can create a decent look whenever the team's guards need bailing out.
Amir also has better adjusted on/off splits, even when hobbled. His splits are less stellar this year due to his ankles, but Amir is consistently one of the best 4s in the league by on/off splits. Faried is not.
Its Funny how this one guy is saying Faried is 1ox better than Amir
Amir - 9pts 5reb
Kenneth- 11pts 8reb
Where's this massive difference LMFAO
Also even a hobbled Amir is a better defender then Faried"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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