EPTNBA Playoffs 2012 - Page 205
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ecstatica
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Aerisky
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
 i have no issue with wade taking the 3 | ||
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rebdomine
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WniO
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RowdierBob
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Who knows? | ||
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Aerisky
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On June 04 2012 16:17 RowdierBob wrote: Yeah I reckon the Heat wanted a three on that last play. Maybe they thought it was better for Wade to take a long 2/3 against Daniels than try barrel into the lane with the whole Celtic team collapsing on him. Who knows? I think thats exactly what they had in mind. The minutes Wade had been playing another OT woudlve been brutal. I dont see the huge fuss. The best driving into the lane wouldve gotten him wouldve been a kickout for a long jumper or a 3 I didnt fancy it and apparantly neither did Spo, ofcourse if a lane opens up sure but it didnt and it prob wouldnt have so he did the next best thing. He got a clear enough look after duping Daniels and he didnt make it. Gogo game 5 | ||
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thuracine
United States582 Posts
On June 04 2012 16:24 Aerisky wrote: Just curious: have there ever been statistics released regarding the winrate of teams at home (in general season and in playoffs I suppose)? I'm actually sort of interested in exactly how much of an advantage being at home gives. There's psychological/refereeing advantage I suppose, but I sometimes wonder just how much of an edge being at home gives. Only 14 teams have came back from being down 2-0 in a seven game series. Home court is huge if you win those first two | ||
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Aerisky
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Zorkmid
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Activated for game 5. I think it would be better to see the %'s after it's tied at 2-2. It's just a best of three now, but all Miami has to do still is win at home. It's a must win for Miami on Tuesday. | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13294 Posts
ACTIVATE ZEE BOSHBOT! | ||
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MilesTeg
France1271 Posts
Frankly, Miami seems better though, and while they could get unlucky and lose they probably won't. Boston shot really well, Miami didn't, and they still could've lost on a very good look by Wade. Miami isn't particularly dominating against Boston's starters but Boston's bench is just too bad to keep up in the long run. | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
On June 04 2012 14:15 Aerisky wrote: I'm fairly sure the Heat's win % would have been lower than Wade's open 3 had they gone into double overtime. It's pointless to speak in hypotheticals, however. Maybe you should look up Wades 3 point%, if you think younger Heat team is 26% vs Cs in 2nd OT they probably have no business trying. | ||
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MilesTeg
France1271 Posts
On June 04 2012 23:57 ecstatica wrote: Maybe you should look up Wades 3 point%, if you think younger Heat team is 26% vs Cs in 2nd OT they probably have no business trying. He got a good look, the kind of shot he's going to make at least 33%(and that's being very conservative). Either that, or go for a 2 that he could maybe get at 50%, for a second overtime without Lebron... sorry, I'm going to go with Wade on that one. He just got unlucky. His 3 point percentage is low because he takes some questionnable 3s. Not to mention you're looking at a very limited number of shots in the playoffs (24), that is affected by shots taken at end of quarters or of a possession (and it's still 30% by the way). No guard averages 26% at that spot for an open look. Hell, I shoot better than that. | ||
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ShoCkeyy
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
the question is if they can bring it in miami | ||
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rei
United States3594 Posts
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
On June 05 2012 00:12 MilesTeg wrote: He got a good look, the kind of shot he's going to make at least 33%(and that's being very conservative). Either that, or go for a 2 that he could maybe get at 50%, for a second overtime without Lebron... sorry, I'm going to go with Wade on that one. He just got unlucky. His 3 point percentage is low because he takes some questionnable 3s. Not to mention you're looking at a very limited number of shots in the playoffs (24), that is affected by shots taken at end of quarters or of a possession (and it's still 30% by the way). No guard averages 26% at that spot for an open look. Hell, I shoot better than that. This isnt an open look, he had to sidestep and shoot in motion, not that easy for someone with subpar ability to score from that range. His career and season averages are below 0.260 I believe, thus it isnt unlucky, its expected he misses. On June 05 2012 00:44 rei wrote: Wade is too manly to let the ref decide the game by jumping into the beaten celtic in that play who launched himself in mid air trying to block a pump fake. A man among man! Supposedly 'the new rule' states that you dont get a foul anymore if you jump into a defender. Not that its enforced with any consistency, but still. | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
On June 04 2012 15:11 WniO wrote: oh what? my celtics aint going down without a fight! anyone else listen to sean grande and cedric maxwell on weei? Best live commentary I ever heard by far. I hope these guys move on to do live TV. Sometimes its better than watching. | ||
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