all things considered, that's not too bad. he handles the ball on almost every possession, and as long as he keeps his assist to turnover ratio around 3, it's not really as many as it seems. i just wish cleveland had a more consistent offense. that is one thing i'll give the lakers. no matter how bad kobe is shooting, they always seem to run solid plays and get good looks, which is head and shoulders above the disaster of a motion cleveland runs.Zimmer wrote:
Oh yeah, totallyburnzz wrote:
they still kill - you can tell it late in the season, there is a little sloppiness to everyones game right now.
The thing is, that the best players in the NBA are the ones that turnover the most, LeBron for example has 3.4 TOs a game, which is a hell of a lot.
That's actually really good. The best players usually get the most the minutes and hold the ball the most. So if you took the ratio of turnover:how much they held the ball, 3.4 is really nothing for LeBron.Zimmer wrote:
Oh yeah, totallyburnzz wrote:
they still kill - you can tell it late in the season, there is a little sloppiness to everyones game right now.
The thing is, that the best players in the NBA are the ones that turnover the most, LeBron for example has 3.4 TOs a game, which is a hell of a lot.
you're welcomewhaaaaaaaaaat wrote:
how insightful!
Indeed. I was at the game, center court. It was depressing. The Lakers were playing lethargic (with the exception of Pau, who had a good game). It seemed like they were always down 5-8 points, with their only push early in the 4th quarter. Tim Duncan put on a clinic, Manu absolutely killed them inside and out and the Lakers team defense didn't show up at all. I was hoping they would string some strong wins together here to end out the season but it looks like they are going the opposite directionZimmer wrote:
This is depressing from the Lakers. Really depressing.
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But the Celtics are on their way down down down. I'd put more stock into the future of Magic/Cavs or even Hawks/Cavs if the Hawks can keep Joe Johnson.steelie34 wrote:
celtics cavs games are becoming epic. that was some good shit yesterday
Ill put my money on Bobcats meowKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Meh, luxury boxes are nice if you're going with a big group of people but they aren't that great a place to actually watch the game. The catering of the luxury boxes does own, although you don't strike me as a guy who would enjoy a $20 personal pizza. Actually, you'd probably happily eat it but complain about it later.
Anywho, Cav's suck.But the Celtics are on their way down down down. I'd put more stock into the future of Magic/Cavs or even Hawks/Cavs if the Hawks can keep Joe Johnson.steelie34 wrote:
celtics cavs games are becoming epic. that was some good shit yesterday
sources say the Hawks have lost 9 straight to Clevelandwhaaaaaaaaaat wrote:
joe hasnt even played that well this yr. i wont even really care if we lose him
...because those are the biggest name teams and he's more likely to go to a big name team like chicago or boston? lol11 Bravo wrote:
anyone notice the espn rumors about lebron are in the cities where espn has their own little " boston, chicago, etc" espn cities? just sayin. seems like good ol corporate shit tbh.