When Bogut got injured what the Warriors really missed wasn't his D it was

[My neck and my back]

So y'all admit that cleveland championship* deserves an asterisk

 

[CantStop]

So y'all admit that cleveland championship* deserves an asterisk

Well considering illegal screens are...... illegal...

 

[IllmaticDelta]

So y'all admit that cleveland championship* deserves an asterisk

shows that Warriors ain't shyt w/o those illegal screens

 

[Ain't That Something]

That nikka Kyrie looks mad like a motherfukker and that was before the shot even went in
Bogut str8 up holding the nikka arm and the refs like

 

[My neck and my back]

Well considering illegal screens are...... illegal...

shows that Warriors ain't shyt w/o those illegal screens

That balances out when defenders grab while players try to run off screens

 

[Grifter]

Pause

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

He just starts falling over into the player being screened like:DKTrollYe:

 

[G-Zeus]

Fukk I am happy he busted his knee... thank JR

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

@GoddamnyamanProf pointed this out in game 5.

"B-b-but Curry still got open looks anyway, he just missed them!"

Again missing the point Ive been making all season about Curry and the refs. Its not just that the illegal screens create extra wide open shots...its also the fact that Curry KNOWS they're finessing the refs and getting away with some sheisty shyt and he loves it, he FEEDS off of that fact. Its all about momentum. How many times do we see a team miss a layup or a big shot on one end and the other team comes down and hits a big three? You can even witness the same phenomenon in pickup games. Everything seems to be going your way and that gives you ultra confidence in everything you do, which is the most important factor when it comes to jumpshooting. Its no different with Curry and the refs. When they get a couple calls or they get off on some illegal picks, its like Curry senses that shyt is going their way. I dont know what his actual percentages are on shots that come immediately following a questionable call or screen, but I guarantee its shockingly high. Game 4 was a perfect example of this. At one point in the 2nd half Curry missed an open look, then a few minutes later Bogut set a couple of super obvious moving, holding screens that went uncalled, Steph hit a couple big shots and could be seen visibly laughing while running back downcourt, like "oh shyt they lettin us do THAT again? We got this" Then the whole rest of the team feeds off Curry when he gets it going.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Draymond minus one game was still there to give illegal screens

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

That balances out when defenders grab while players try to run off screens

Of course this board won't acknowledge this or the fact that all teams get away with some sort of illegal offensive activity.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Edit - correction:

Over the last three games (where Bogut was basically out - apart from limited minutes in G5):

Warriors attempted 19.3 open shots per game
Warriors attempted 14.7 wide open shots per game

= 34 open shots per game

Over the first four games (where Bogut was playing):

Warriors attempted 20 open shots per game
Warriors attempted 13.8 wide open shots per game

= 33.8 open shots per game

So basically the Warriors had more open shots when Bogut wasn't playing - y'all can get rid of this dumb thread now.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

@GoddamnyamanProf pointed this out in game 5.

And once again he'd be wrong. Evidence above.

 

[KRiLL (+)]

Of course this board won't acknowledge this or the fact that all teams get away with some sort of illegal offensive activity.

nikka stfu crying all the time... if you don't like the fact that people don't agree with you stop posting..

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

nikka stfu crying all the time... if you don't like the fact that people don't agree with you stop posting..

I simply calling out the bullshyt when I see it.