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It’s the hope that kills with Russ. If you’re a fan of the team he’s going to, it’s always going to be, ‘he’s going to turn it around with us’. Good luck Clippers
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IF he curtails the stupidity, it's a fine fit. Getting another guard that can go downhill on that team helps. But he'll also toss the ball into the fourth row and shoot off the top of the backboard.I don't understand. It doesnt seem like a good basketball fit by any means. Why do it.
The blow-back to this ASW is a big illustration to me that a lot of people just like to complain loudly and/or have bad or very selective memories.
In the PG/Kawhi era the team has lacked a guard who can push pace and attack downhill. They don’t necessarily need it, but have wanted it to make the team more balanced/versatile. That’s why they brought Wall in, but that didn’t work out. Same thinking with bringing in Russ.I don't understand. It doesnt seem like a good basketball fit by any means. Why do it.
Rust saw PG’s all star game stat line and knew he’d fit right in with the clips![]()
PG's got that #INFLUENCE
Right.Agreed. Also, 184 and 175 team points is a bit much but 50 point quarters, individual players shooting 17, 18, 20 3s and a team attempting 60+ 3s are all non-shockers in modern day basketball so it shouldn’t be that big of a surprise to see it in an All-Star Game. The freaking Mavs just shot 61 3s only 2.5 months agoThe ASG is just a more exaggerated version of the current product.
This is going to work with the Clippers and to my and my teams' detriment. West just got even more tough to try and navigate.