EPTNBA Playoffs 2012 - Page 86
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justinpal
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Bonzinator
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rabidch
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ecstatica
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Whatson
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On May 14 2012 04:38 ecstatica wrote: Watching these games puts having Rondo in perspective. I dont care how good Chris Paul is but he cant run the game at Rondos level. His iq is inferior. He is nice but hes no general. I think Ive finally made up my mind. helps when you have a deep team that knows how to play and make shots too you know half the reason Rondo's so good is because of guys like Garnett, Pierce, and Allen who know how to get to open spots for the pass and make shots | ||
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darkmetal505
United States639 Posts
On May 14 2012 04:38 ecstatica wrote: Watching these games puts having Rondo in perspective. I dont care how good Chris Paul is but he cant run the game at Rondos level. His iq is inferior. He is nice and has sick individual skills but hes no General. I think Ive finally made up my mind. Aren't you a Celtics fan? So you had already made up your mind. | ||
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
On May 14 2012 04:38 ecstatica wrote: Watching these games puts having Rondo in perspective. I dont care how good Chris Paul is but he cant run the game at Rondos level. His iq is inferior. He is nice and has sick individual skills but hes no General. I think Ive finally made up my mind. made up your mind Tony Parker is better than both? :D | ||
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MassHysteria
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Bonzinator
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ecstatica
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On May 14 2012 04:41 Whatson wrote: helps when you have a deep supporting cast that knows how to play and make shots too you know half the reason Rondo's so good is because of guys like Garnett, Pierce, and Allen who know how to get to open spots for the pass and make shots I feel like no matter the cast everyone gets the ball in position to score. Its a matter of being good at scoring after that. But at setting up the offence and putting ppl in best position to score Rondo is untouchable. I didnt see Paul running shit today. He didnt command anything. When he was resting the pattern wasnt changing. | ||
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XoXiDe
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Bonzinator
Slovenia862 Posts
On May 14 2012 04:52 XoXiDe wrote: Miami looking soft as a pillow right now. Don't worry about it. Just a bit butterflyish.... | ||
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justinpal
United States3810 Posts
Edit: It already looks like this is going to be a more tightly officiated game. Edit2: I meant one way of course! Rofl. | ||
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Bonzinator
Slovenia862 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:02 justinpal wrote: The Pacers aren't going to just give Miami the series like the Knicks did. So it should be fun to watch! ^^ Edit: It already looks like this is going to be a more tightly officiated game. Edit2: I meant one way of course! Rofl. Jeez i don't see anything wrong with refs atm AT ALL. | ||
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Whatson
United States5357 Posts
On May 14 2012 04:47 ecstatica wrote: I feel like no matter the cast everyone gets the ball in position to score. Its a matter of being good at scoring after that. But at setting up the offence and putting ppl in best position to score Rondo is untouchable. I didnt see Paul running shit today. He didnt command anything. When he was resting the pattern wasnt changing. Uh, plenty of times he was waving at his teammates and pointing at spots on the floor, but what did they do? Nothing. On one hand, you have veterans like KG, Pierce and motherfucking Ray Allen who actually move off-ball, create open zones, and work with each other to get free instead of just waiting for the pass. And then you have guys like Griffin, Jordan, etc, who just stand there. No shit the pattern didn't change. If i tried to run PG for a middle-school team, would trying to set up the offence do me any good? Hell no. They wouldn't know how to run a college offence. Like the Clippers don't really have an offence outside of lob city and transition game no matter how hard paul tries. If you really want to see a floor general go look at CP3 or Kidd during the Olympics | ||
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ghrur
United States3786 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:02 justinpal wrote: The Pacers aren't going to just give Miami the series like the Knicks did. So it should be fun to watch! ^^ Edit: It already looks like this is going to be a more tightly officiated game. Edit2: I meant one way of course! Rofl. Looks like I'm not the only one who thought this, lol. | ||
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:14 ghrur wrote: Looks like I'm not the only one who thought this, lol. No I though this too, refs are calling powder puff fouls. In contrast, I did enjoy watching the memphis clips game though because they were allowed to play really physical. | ||
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justinpal
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Bonzinator
Slovenia862 Posts
On May 14 2012 05:18 justinpal wrote: I was just comparing this to Grizzlies/Clipper game. Lebron gets a light slap on the wrist and he gets two free throws. Last game Blake got a forearm to the face and they kept playing. Lol, i guess that ref has to fly down to Miami so he can fail with a non call and you will be happy  | ||
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justinpal
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