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I guess it's obvious I meant that to be less than 5% from 3. But yeah, it's remarkable he's at all effective when he can't shoot the ball.

Glad to see Green have a good game off the bench. Hopefully we see more of this going forward.

Lol, gotta love Gerald, he's such a headcase sometimes

carey wrote:I guess it's obvious I meant that to be less than 5% from 3. But yeah, it's remarkable he's at all effective when he can't shoot the ball.

defense and somehow his rebounding are his saving grace, if Frye put in half of Smiths effort on the glass he'd be a solid player

Lowry banged up pretty good there.

TheOriginalOriginal wrote:

carey wrote:I guess it's obvious I meant that to be less than 5% from 3. But yeah, it's remarkable he's at all effective when he can't shoot the ball.

defense and somehow his rebounding are his saving grace, if Frye put in half of Smiths effort on the glass he'd be a solid player

Uf, I don't know about his defense. He does what he can, but where he really distinguishes himself is in the change of pace and indeed rebounding, plus some little things here and there, like the block against Sullinger. Oh, and now he also makes his tough layups more often.

If you can't find a better third guard in the draft that makes sense, I'd be ok exercising the team option for next season.

1-1 for Green Lights off the bench, it seems.

Glad we were able to get this win against, somehow, one of the East's better teams. We aren't out of the playoffs yet!

Great win today. Great defense in the second half. For anybody that missed it, there was a fantastic stretch of amazing defense by PJ Tucker in the third quarter. It basically broke the game open.

I thought 'Kief played well. Several nice deep post moves, plus 14 boards. I yelled at the TV when Hornacek took him out with about 5 minutes to go. Plums came in and was all thumbs; Kief came back in shortly after that.

And we finally made most of our free throws for the first time in a long time. It was a good all-around game for us with defense, FTs, and scoring.