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This is why I **** with CP. The geezer uses facts and numbers to back his claims.
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No, that's not what you mentioned.Yes. The "game" was different. It's why I mentioned, he himself shot fewer than 50 every year for 9 years, then the last 3 the game opened up, and he started shooting them like crazy.Magic played his entire career with the 3-point line. The first year of threes was also Magic & Bird's rookie year. Unless you mean they didn't shoot nearly as many threes back then because that's true.
Eddie House and JR Smith be like: "And?"Attempts back then were 3-4-5 a game. Today, it's 3-4-5 a possession sometimes.
I can't even believe this is being entertained.
Magic played his entire career with the 3-point line. The first year of threes was also Magic & Bird's rookie year. Unless you mean they didn't shoot nearly as many threes back then because that's true.
Can't think of another player in all my years of watching the NBA who was less deserving of an NBA roster spot than Chris Smith.
Still don't understand why that franchise holds the Smith brothers in such high regard.
I blame ESPN. Front page had the article, I just didn't think anyone would actually buy into it.
My bad.
I can't even believe this is being entertained.
in 86-87 (when magic averaged 24ppg 12 apg and 6 reb) the lakers averaged 118 ppg which was second in the league.
the same year, the washington bullets averaged 102 ppg which was 22nd out of 23 teams
my question is this: was the defense in the 80s really better than it is currently? yeah you could hand check, yeah you could throw the hands, yeah no one flopped.
Running from NBA TV to the TNT set?Why the hell CWebb sweating so much
Running from NBA TV to the TNT set?
I know, I just skimmed CP's post quickly (I'll read the whole thing later) and read this lineNot shooting nearly as many threes is quite an understatement lol. The three-point shot was never very popular throughout the '80s.Magic played his entire career with the 3-point line. The first year of threes was also Magic & Bird's rookie year. Unless you mean they didn't shoot nearly as many threes back then because that's true.
But I should've known what he meant. CP was probably out of college when they added the three-point line, he probably remembers it well.The 3 point line didn't even join his era til midway thru his career.
That's what he saidRunning from NBA TV to the TNT set?
He's so out of shape he sweats after walking across the hall?
in 86-87 (when magic averaged 24ppg 12 apg and 6 reb) the lakers averaged 118 ppg which was second in the league.
the same year, the washington bullets averaged 102 ppg which was 22nd out of 23 teams
my question is this: was the defense in the 80s really better than it is currently? yeah you could hand check, yeah you could throw the hands, yeah no one flopped.
Pace.
No dribbling for 20 seconds before iso'ing a jumper. Teams had more possessions, etc.
Hence me saying that to argue cross generation is difficult, 3 point line for one, pace for the other, etc.
Like arguing Shaq vs Russell.
fixedBut I should've known what he meant. CP was probably playing bingo at the retirement home when they added the three-point line, he probably remembers it well.
in 86-87 (when magic averaged 24ppg 12 apg and 6 reb) the lakers averaged 118 ppg which was second in the league.
the same year, the washington bullets averaged 102 ppg which was 22nd out of 23 teams
my question is this: was the defense in the 80s really better than it is currently? yeah you could hand check, yeah you could throw the hands, yeah no one flopped.
most people here don't even realize there more into stats than they are the actual sport
Didn't know Perkins was back