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With 1:10 left in the game Saturday night, the Golden State Warriors were down just one point, 109-108, to the Dallas Mavericks following a Luka Doncic floater. Warriors fans — and the Warriors themselves — had to feel confident, this is the kind of game they close out and win. The Warriors have done it for years. Sure Stephen Curry and Draymond Green were out, but is where the Warriors other big stars hit big shots.
Not on Saturday night:
• Kevin Durant missed a running hook shot from 7 feet.
• Durant missed an 11-foot fadeaway jumper.
• Klay Thompson missed a clean-look 16-foot baseline jumper.
• Down 3 with :04 seconds left, Durant intentionally misses a free throw, Jonas Jerebkogets the offensive rebound, then goes up with an 11-foot two-pointer that does the team no good.
It wasn’t just the final minute. In the fourth quarter, Durant was 1-of-7 shooting, missed his last four shots, and was a -7.
How is he gonna put up better numbers today than when he was playing against plumbers and carpentersspeaking of Luka, how would a prime toni kukoc fare in today’s league? better than doncic ya think?
speaking of Luka, how would a prime toni kukoc fare in today’s league? better than doncic ya think?
Where ru getting the Kukoc/Dirk comparison? LOL...NO.
Both played on the perimeter and were excellent marksmen. I’d say they compare rather similarly.
Maybe he just means the best Euro player in the NBA pre-dirk? Because, yeah, Dirk and Toni’s games are almost nothing alike.
Maybe he just means the best Euro player in the NBA pre-dirk? Because, yeah, Dirk and Toni’s games are almost nothing alike.
Kukoc was a 33.5% career three-point shooter. That doesn't come close to even ranking in the top 250 three-point shooters of all time.
Was hoping that's what he meant until I saw what he wrote a few posts up. He's serious
*excellent marksman? Wut? Bulls didn't let him shoot like that ...
Yes. Pre Dirk you only had Detlef, Petrovic, Kukoc and Raja. When asked how he would fare In today’s games given today’s rules and lack of physical play I have no doubt Kukoc would be up there.
Yet he’s still on the Bulls top 10 for 3pt made, despite only playing 6 seasons here.