EddieDoyers
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So where's LeBum going next year to be the second option?Lebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
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So where's LeBum going next year to be the second option?Lebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
it beginsLebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
Shoeking = hot route
Lebron is ranked 150th out of 163 players in shooting percentage outside the paint with at least 200 attempts.
I guess he didn't like being benched by his Coach.Lebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
Lebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
I'm sure he interviewed Jeanie multiple times
it beginsLebron deleted "#TheLand" from his Twitter bio
next we see lebron at a baseball game with a yankees hat on
I'm not nearly as gifted and potent as him tbhShoeking = hot route
let me ask you a hypothetical . if Blake and draymond switched places. You don't think the clippers would be a better team?I think Blake is a lot better than you do, but as of right now Draymond is the second most important player on a team that is having a historically great season and Blake isn't even playing. So, there you go.
Seriously, last night's game was bad on both ends. I actually felt the Refs were TRYING to give the game to the Hawks. They just couldn't pull it out.
That Draymond 3 was definitely some lucky stuff but it's seriously just destiny or something for the Warriors. I remember watching the Lakers back in the day hit some bs lucky shots too and thinking this some "bull." I guess the basketball gods felt Warriors fans have suffered way too much with bad luck so now EVERYTHING and i mean EVERYTHING is going our way. It's crazy to finally be on the other side of luck.
THIS!
It seems like every dynasty-type team in the past always have the ball bounce their way, as if the talent wasn't good enough. The Lakers always had a lucky bounce here & there, even though they had two of the most dominant players at their position
/discussion on that.Blake fits well with what the Clippers run, Draymond fits well with what the Warriors run.
If they switched places I think both teams would have similar records but both are best where they are now.
Yea I had you in there initially but hell, I had 3 different bballkid's and none of them were you so I thought I had the name wrong
Blake fits well with what the Clippers run, Draymond fits well with what the Warriors run.
If they switched places I think both teams would have similar records but both are best where they are now.
I don't know if any of you listen to podcast, The Vertical's branch of Podcast are awesome man. Just heard their podcast with Brad Stevens which was an eye opening listen into the difference between college and NBA level coaching.
I disagree that answer seems very cliché.thanks @hot route.Blake fits well with what the Clippers run, Draymond fits well with what the Warriors run.
If they switched places I think both teams would have similar records but both are best where they are now.
To your point, The Clippers offense is designed for them to get open mid-range jumpers. There's nothing to suggest that Draymond would be better than blake at taking and making the midrange shot. 33% of blake's shots this year are midrange jumpers, compared to 4% for Draymond. In an offense that's centered around the midrange jumper, there's no framework out there that could make one assume the Clippers would be better with Draymond.I don't know why Dray vs Blake became such a hot topic this year.
I think if you trade them for each other, both teams get worse. Draymond does things for the Warriors that Blake can't do, and Blake when healthy does things for the Clippers that Draymond can't do.
It's a lot, but one of the main things he said he had to adjust to was the lack of practice time. He said the celtics were on like practice 45 or something this season, and at this time at butler they would be approaching practice #90, not counting the 2 and 3 a days that they do before the season starts. The games come so frequent, that preservation is just as important as practice.Guessing it had something to do with grown men, egos, travel, contracts, politics, business etc
I disagree that answer seems very cliché.thanks @hot route.
I want to hear law dogs answer though because he's a very realistic and unbiased clipper fan.