EPTWhat happened to Mozgov? He double doubles and then doesn't play the rest of the game?
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XaI)CyRiC
United States4471 Posts
What happened to Mozgov? He double doubles and then doesn't play the rest of the game? | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13365 Posts
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RowdierBob
Australia13365 Posts
Cleveland is just getting stuff done with a Lebron offence and really committed D. Delly was amazing. Funny he dived onto the floor again and is not dirty this time because no one is injured. | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On June 08 2015 12:43 XaI)CyRiC wrote: Delly > Curry What happened to Mozgov? He double doubles and then doesn't play the rest of the game? Mozgov hasn't been playing late in the game for basically the entire playoffs. I know matchups play into it, but as a Cavs fan I'm not sure I agree with the decision. I think I'm willing to accept some of the failings he'd have on defense relative to Thompson to have his offensive game which is non-zero and involved more than him setting a screen and then retreating into the lane hoping for an offensive board which he doesn't even put back up for points unless it's a 100% no doubt dunk. Edit: I'm still super nervous for the long term of this series though. Cavs rotation is 7 guys because it has to be now, not because they're choosing it to be. Both teams have guys that played massive minutes these first two games, but the Cavs have no realistic options to bring in for anyone that is gassed, while the Warriors could ask for some more from Livingston, Ezili, and Speights and get some relatively quality contribution if needed. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 08 2015 12:52 RowdierBob wrote: That was just a horrific performance from Curry. My word. Cleveland is just getting stuff done with a Lebron offence and really committed D. Delly was amazing. Funny he dived onto the floor again and is not dirty this time because no one is injured. Do we think Delly's "dirty" half of his defense is why Steph's feet never seemed settled tonight? Or was that just Steph mindgaming himself? | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13365 Posts
It was kinda missed but after Green made that huge block Curry really stuffed up by dropping Iggy's save. If he just holds that ball it's likely a three point lead with Cleveland ball. It really just summed up how tough a night that was for Steph. He'll have a lot to prove in game 3. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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NovaTheFeared
United States7232 Posts
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rebdomine
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On June 08 2015 13:11 RowdierBob wrote: Delly denied him the ball very very well. He was in his grill all game. It was kinda missed but after Green made that huge block Curry really stuffed up by dropping Iggy's save. If he just holds that ball it's likely a three point lead with Cleveland ball. It really just summed up how tough a night that was for Steph. He'll have a lot to prove in game 3. Yeah, corralling the ball on that block would have been huge. If Iggy had been able to grab the ball before it even threatened to go out of bounds though, Curry wouldn't have had to screw up that save. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
Anyway just curious lol. Or is it just one of those things where the answer for any given player is more or less dependent on whether you like him? Also off reddit: Dellavedova went from being undrafted, to on the bench for the cavs, to starting when Irving was injured, to shutting down the MVP. Dellavedova is the ultimate nba2k myplayer lmao | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States23848 Posts
On June 08 2015 13:20 Aerisky wrote: Random question: in your opinion, does lebron flop/complain particularly often? Obviously the league fawns over him at every opportunity and he gets a ridiculous number of calls like any other superstar, but does he also simulate/complain that much more often? Recently learned my boss hates lebron for that reason and I was just like *...I'm going to shut up now :|* Anyway just curious lol. Or is it just one of those things where the answer for any given player is more or less dependent on whether you like him? Also off reddit: lmao I think he gets away with yelling at refs more than a typical player, but I think the frequency is more about how often he has the ball or is making a play. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 08 2015 13:20 Aerisky wrote: Random question: in your opinion, does lebron flop/complain particularly often? Obviously the league fawns over him at every opportunity and he gets a ridiculous number of calls like any other superstar, but does he also simulate/complain that much more often? Recently learned my boss hates lebron for that reason and I was just like *...I'm going to shut up now :|* Anyway just curious lol. Or is it just one of those things where the answer for any given player is more or less dependent on whether you like him? Also off reddit: lmao Lebron is not #1. He is just #1 that a casual fan will see because the other major floppers either have lower usage, win less, or both. Also his complaining/flopping is harder to defend (to a casual) than a guy like CP3 or Harden because he looks like he should just plow through people and that he seems to initiate a ton of contact followed by flopping/crying about the pushback. | ||
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red_
United States8474 Posts
I don't remember him setting a billion screens during the regular season to build easy teammate grade, obviously not a 2K myplayer =p Good on ball screen. Good off ball screen. Good off ball screen. Set screen that leads to score. A+ | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13365 Posts
It was funny this missed foul call should've been a travel too. The refs let a little too much go sometimes  | ||
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
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Dreamer.T
United States3584 Posts
On June 08 2015 13:31 MassHysteria wrote: Lebron is such a beast right now. And I don't even mean just on the court. I've always complained about his poor mindset throughout the years on this forum but he is officially over that this season. I'm really rooting for him these playoffs. Yeah, he's really matured after all these years. Seems like he's completely comfortable in tough situations. I mean, dude is in his fifth straight finals...I'm hoping by now he's had enough experience. | ||
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9172 Posts
On June 08 2015 13:15 NovaTheFeared wrote: Gotta be better than that as league MVP when the other team doesn't even have their starting point guard. Sure but the second part is just silly, no way Steph has that game vs Kyrie | ||
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dmnum
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On June 08 2015 13:37 Dreamer.T wrote: Yeah, he's really matured after all these years. Seems like he's completely comfortable in tough situations. I mean, dude is in his fifth straight finals...I'm hoping by now he's had enough experience. Also he wasn't expected to win this time even with a full team, and Love and Kyrie are out for the season. The "LeBron is the GOAT" bullshit has also died which takes off a lot of pressure of him. I think it's the first time in his career that he doesn't have to play worrying that someone will call him a scrub if he misses a shot. So yeah, he has matured a lot but the lesser amount of pressure has certainly helped. Edit: Sorry, my browser went crazy and I ended up double posting. | ||
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Ace
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