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Joey wrote: View PostI don't think they are at all. I think they are just acknowledging how talented and skilled Paul George is. Defensively, Deng and Winslow have nothing on PG. And that's not meant as a slight toward Deng and Winslow .. just PG is that good.
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golden wrote: View PostHe really is THAT good defensively. He's one of the few wings to lead the league in defensive win shares (2012-13) and by a healthy margin over Marc Gasol. DWS is typically dominated by the C/PF position. PG-13 was runner-up the next season (2013-14). Him and Kawhi are arguably the best 2-way players in the game, day-in/day-out. LBJ can be better than both those guys when he wants to be, though.
Not sure its even "arguable" at this point. Lol
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Atothe wrote: View PostDemar greatly benefited from Biyombo and JV's offensive rebounding. Once again his atrocious defense allowed George Hill and Solomon Hill to shine
George Hill had a pretty good series.
As per basketball reference
George Hill averaged 13.6 ppg in this year's playoffs
Solomon Hill averaged 7.7 ppg in this year's playoffs
I dunno about you.... But I can't really call that shining.
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special1 wrote: View PostSolomon Hill lit him up for a whopping 4 points in game 7
George Hill had a pretty good series.
As per basketball reference
George Hill averaged 13.6 ppg in this year's playoffs
Solomon Hill averaged 7.7 ppg in this year's playoffs
I dunno about you.... But I can't really call that shining.
GHill shot 56% from the field and 48% from deep.
SHill shot 47% from the field and 58% from deep.
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tDotted wrote: View PostCan't just ignore efficiency.
GHill shot 56% from the field and 48% from deep.
SHill shot 47% from the field and 58% from deep.
And yes their 3 point shooting numbers are a concern, but the whole team is responsible for that in my opinion, as just about everyone on the Pacers had several wide open 3s every night.
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planetmars wrote: View PostI think his game 7 performance essentially helped his cause. If the Raptors lost, I think Masai would have helped pack his bags for him. But they won, and he had a DD caliber performance (scored but inefficiently).
I suspect he'll be back, even if he sh!ts the bed against the Heat.
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Hotshot wrote: View PostIs it bad to say that I am more worried about losing Bismack then DD?! I mean when JV struggles, gets into foul trouble or just fatigue, the Raptors do not lose momentum when Biz subs for him but its rather a welcoming substitution. As of right now I still dont have faith in Bebe to replace what Biz done this year without a significant drop off.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...3=&p4=&p5=&p6=
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DeMar has torn up the Heat this season. Besides the first game there, he's been extremely efficient and gotten to the line (three 30+ point games on 51% shooting overall, 34 free throw attempts). Expecting a BIG series from him.
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Hotshot wrote: View PostIs it bad to say that I am more worried about losing Bismack then DD?! I mean when JV struggles, gets into foul trouble or just fatigue, the Raptors do not lose momentum when Biz subs for him but its rather a welcoming substitution. As of right now I still dont have faith in Bebe to replace what Biz done this year without a significant drop off.
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Primer wrote: View PostI fully support DD taking it to the basket whenever he gets a 1-on-1. He's basically unstoppable in that situation and it's where his abilities are at their peak.
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iblastoff wrote: View Postexcept vs paul george but against smaller defenders? definitely. its one of demars strengths that doesn't get highlighted as much as his usual # of FT attempts.
DD should have passed every time he got matched up against PG, as should of anyone on offense with the ball and PG guarding them.
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