Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
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Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
Doesn’t guarantee it, but we really needed someone who could beat the pressure. We didn’t have anyone that could. Burke would’ve been a better option.
Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
Doesn’t guarantee it, but we really needed someone who could beat the pressure. We didn’t have anyone that could. Burke would’ve been a better option.
I think Andrew Wiggins is the decider in this situation, not Trey Burke or whoever the Suns had handling the ball.
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Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
Doesn’t guarantee it, but we really needed someone who could beat the pressure. We didn’t have anyone that could. Burke would’ve been a better option.
I think Andrew Wiggins is the decider in this situation, not Trey Burke or whoever the Suns had handling the ball.
I think the argument is that we have a much better chance with Burke or Kemba to bring the ball up and beat the defensive pressure than trusting Craig or Okogie in crucial minutes.
Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
Doesn’t guarantee it, but we really needed someone who could beat the pressure. We didn’t have anyone that could. Burke would’ve been a better option.
I think Andrew Wiggins is the decider in this situation, not Trey Burke or whoever the Suns had handling the ball.
I think the argument is that we have a much better chance with Burke or Kemba to bring the ball up and beat the defensive pressure than trusting Craig or Okogie in crucial minutes.
It’s also not just dribbling. Good initiators can break the press with their passing. Craig and Okogie can’t dribble or pass against pressure.
Love Mikal Bridges, he had a great game, but he wanted no part of the ball those last few minutes. That was a little disappointing.
He wasn’t really the guy you wanted attacking that pressure either. He did have two huge offensive boards and putbacks. We never really got into our half court offense at the end. But ya he did kinda disappear on the ball there.
Love Mikal Bridges, he had a great game, but he wanted no part of the ball those last few minutes. That was a little disappointing.
The fact that he only shot 1-3 from three tells me there is still something going on with him physically. But at least he was knocking down the middy again.
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Love Mikal Bridges, he had a great game, but he wanted no part of the ball those last few minutes. That was a little disappointing.
The fact that he only shot 1-3 from three tells me there is still something going on with him physically. But at least he was knocking down the middy again.
I think it’s more that he’s playing on ball more and not standing at the 3 point line waiting to catch and shoot. He’s running the plays Booker normally does and he’s not the pull-up threat Booker is, so it makes sense he’s not taking many 3s. He’s also never really been a high volume 3 point shooter
Wow, what a win. So proud of these guys. Saric was incredible. Mikal was a little sloppy at times but he led us offensively and seemed to rise to the occasion. Basically everybody who played exceeded expectations. It was rough watching them turn the ball over so much and let the Warriors almost come back in the 4th, but they held it together and made their FTs to seal the deal. Really gutsy gritty win for a team that had no business winning this game.
Inf will stan for Trey Burke until Burke is getting around with a walker.
(I would have also been happy to have Burke in that 4th)
I can go back and insert any other random waiver wire point guard that can dribble and shoot, if that will make everyone happy. If you keep it generic, and just call for a position to added, then everyone will cry for a specific name. So I gave one.
In any event, I think any reasonable person can see a lineup that lacks a primary ball-handler having trouble getting the ball up the court might benefit from having a primary ball-handler.
Love you FF, but I don’t know what you’re arguing here. It’s all good, we won and it was a lot of fun…nuggets game tomorrow
All I'm trying to say is that a guy off of the street doesn't guarantee better results. Is Burke a better dribbler than Okogie, yeah, obviously. But what difference will it make if the defender wins anyway?
There's a lot of frustration from the lack of roster moves, I get it. Just try to not let it color everything that happens on the court. This isn't NBA2K.
Doesn’t guarantee it, but we really needed someone who could beat the pressure. We didn’t have anyone that could. Burke would’ve been a better option.
I think Andrew Wiggins is the decider in this situation, not Trey Burke or whoever the Suns had handling the ball.
I think the argument is that we have a much better chance with Burke or Kemba to bring the ball up and beat the defensive pressure than trusting Craig or Okogie in crucial minutes.
Yep, that's the argument. My side is that is that "much better chance" is making a lot of assumptions because Kemba Walker is healthy enough to play like twice a month and Trey Burke hasn't played real NBA minutes in almost a year.
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