McHale's Revenge: Warriors vs. Rockets on TNT Gamethread
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it's the passes tooThat might have been the most beautiful shot I've ever seen in my life.
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Hate to have to bring up Lebron again, but have you seen him bytch at the refs and they just walk off like nothing happened. He should have way more than draymond the way he acts.
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Golden state is a jump shooting team. Try again
What does that mean/matter? So because they're a jump shooting team, the stats are wrong about them being middle of the pack on FTA's??
Help me understand your logic and what you're saying..... I'm
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What does that mean/matter? So because they're a jump shooting team, the stats are wrong about them being middle of the pack on FTA's??
Help me understand your logic and what you're saying..... I'm
Basically saying that we live on the perimeter and never drive at all.
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What does that mean/matter? So because they're a jump shooting team, the stats are wrong about them being middle of the pack on FTA's??
Help me understand your logic and what you're saying..... I'm
Yes you simple nikka. Teams that have an offense centered around jump shooting will have less fouls than a team with inside players (i.e. Dwight, HArden) simply due to how fouls are called. Please ask a more knowledgable friend why this is so as i really don't feel like breaking down basketball 101 to your ass. I'm sure you don't know this as you're likely a new basketball fan, as most GS fans are.
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10/21, 6/10 from 3, 37 points. B-b-but he lost anyway.
Care to explain why a "jump shooting team" averages more points in the paint than a team who has "inside players"?
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Care to explain why a "jump shooting team" averages more points in the paint than a team who has "inside players"?
Thats because Golden state both attempts more field goals and makes more field goals than Houston. Now, please go away, as this discussion isn't about you. Don't really feel like going back and forth with your ass for 100 pages...
Let me remind you of what your dumbass said:Thats because Golden state both attempts more field goals and makes more field goals than Houston. Now, please go away, as this discussion isn't about you. Don't really feel like going back and forth with your ass for 100 pages...
- You first claimed that Golden State gets every call at home
- A poster gives you a list of the teams and their FTAs (which granted doesn't give a true insight into fouls being called) - Houston at #1 and GS at #14
- You then reply it's because Golden State is a jump shooting team
- I give you a list of the teams and their points in the paint - GS at #4 and Houston at #12
- You then reply it's because Golden State attempt more FGs and make more FGs, than Houston does
Now this is where you fukked up - if GS are getting more points in the paint, because they're attempting more FGs and are making more FGs (more attempts in the paint) - why are the Rockets getting more free throw attempts? Shouldn't the team averaging more points in the paint and more FGs per game get more free throw attempts? The Rockets are getting more free throw attempts (more fouls being called) despite averaging less FGs than GS. Doesn't that mean the Rockets are more likely to get fouls called on attempted shots, than the Warriors are?