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white chocolate deserve some credit.. but the efficiency of the warriors really lead to some stupidity
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white chocolate deserve some credit.. but the efficiency of the warriors really lead to some stupidity
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Ceiling on this roster, not as a person. Should be clear I meant that with the other examples of coaches I gave who eventually had to move on from their first jobs.Yeah,B Sox beat me to it but I'm not sure it is accurate that Brad Stevens reached his ceiling. He never made it past the conference finals but he made it there regularly with suboptimal roster construction. That's also probably why he didn't the level of criticism as the other guys you mentioned. In my opinion, the mismangement on "assets" held him back from reaching his potential as much, if not more, than anything he did as a head coach.
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Jordan and Kobe were able to win championships doing that, though. If a player was doing that today and was winning then you would not see any blinking. Instead we have Jayson Tatum.
A similar example which is particularly relevant at this very moment would be Steph. When those shots were falling the past several seasons folks were quiet. Now Steph goes through a rough little 16 game stretch and
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are running around during athe dog days season of the season with their shirts off going at him 
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Offseason will be massive for the future of the team. Don't really think anything is going to be done at the deadline other than shedding salary to get under the tax. Ownership told Stevens this when he got the job. His hands were tied on what he could do last summer.
They have the non-Tatum/Brown contracts to match any salary in the league and all of their own picks/swaps. Basically the package that a guy like Jrue Holiday was had for. Add a 3rd piece to Brown and Tatum and everything all of the sudden works again.
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Not giving Bron credit for being the guy that picks out mismatches. That’s not new
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Maybe I can interest you in a Julius Randle
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crazy how gunna of all people dropped a better project than The Weeknd last night
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Biggest issue with the Celtics is that they suck ***. None of the teams ahead of them in the east have more than 2 all stars. Boo to the damn hoo
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Jordan and Kobe were able to win championships doing that, though. If a player was doing that today and was winning then you would not see any blinking. Instead we have Jayson Tatum.
A similar example which is particularly relevant at this very moment would be Steph. When those shots were falling the past several seasons folks were quiet. Now Steph goes through a rough little 16 game stretch and
Steph has had a number of terrible shooting nights in the playoffs and finals. Just because he wasn't a playoff participant the last 2 years makes that any less true.
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i don’t think you’re giving MJ enough credit for how efficient he was especially the backhalf of his career
I look at dude more in vein of dirk with how efficient he was with the midrange game
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Yeah like let’s keep it simple.
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Steph has been below average from the field in 63% of the games he's played this season. More than just a rough stretch at this point. If it was anyone else we'd be calling him washedJordan and Kobe were able to win championships doing that, though. If a player was doing that today and was winning then you would not see any blinking. Instead we have Jayson Tatum.
A similar example which is particularly relevant at this very moment would be Steph. When those shots were falling the past several seasons folks were quiet. Now Steph goes through a rough little 16 game stretch and
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Psss the league was already headed towards shooting lots of threes.
Steph just accelerated it and became the living proof of winning at the highest level because of it.
Steph just accelerated it and became the living proof of winning at the highest level because of it.
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Who called it that THEY would bring up the dog days of the season?? 
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??? I’m not saying that that style of play wasn’t efficient for MJ or Kobe. If you win it works.
More so saying I didn’t see wings playing the point calling for smalls to set screens the way Bron does it now. That’s his entire crunch time offense at times. Very effective
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Streets saying the dubs got the 23rd best offense last 16 games
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the weeknd aint been the same since steph changed the NBA...( BBTM 14/15)
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i would compare what Lebron is doing similar to what MJ did, to a degree
kobe we knew was shooting not matter who or how many people were guarding him
MJ worked the situation to either get his shot or to set up certain guys
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Weeknd still making 80s pop music?
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Yeah. The whole album was pop producers. Some bangers in that pocket though
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Kinda ironic how Abel started to fall off after star boy 
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Jaylen Brown has EIGHT more assists than Robert Williams this season
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Out of time the only song I’m gonna run back to on The Weeknd album. Rest I’ll be fine never hearing again
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Steph get too much love in here. I don’t like that.Jordan and Kobe were able to win championships doing that, though. If a player was doing that today and was winning then you would not see any blinking. Instead we have Jayson Tatum.
A similar example which is particularly relevant at this very moment would be Steph. When those shots were falling the past several seasons folks were quiet. Now Steph goes through a rough little 16 game stretch and
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