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ANTI JINX!!!!! LOL
Any time I've ever gotten too confident in sports fandom, I've been disappointed.
lol. Fair.
ANTI JINX!!!!! LOL
Any time I've ever gotten too confident in sports fandom, I've been disappointed.
I didn't watch, MUCH, but I did watch the occasional game.
And I flat out admitted last night that YES, Kaminsky is a pretty huge step down.
You would think a guy who was drafted that high could show you something in a few minutes. Did you see in the game last night that he had the ball right under the basket about 3 times and still kicked it out? He is a a 7 footer for fricken sake.yeah... Kaminski was unplayable last night.
so frustrating. he has no confidence. wide open looks, gets the ball in the paint, passes it back out.You would think a guy who was drafted that high could show you something in a few minutes. Did you see in the game last night that he had the ball right under the basket about 3 times and still kicked it out? He is a a 7 footer for fricken sake.
You would think a guy who was drafted that high could show you something in a few minutes. Did you see in the game last night that he had the ball right under the basket about 3 times and still kicked it out? He is a a 7 footer for fricken sake.
I was thinking that - they don’t just stay beyond the arc, they dive to the hole and Giannis has been great at finding them.The risk in doubling Giannis (they did this several times last night), is he is extremely adept at finding the open Portis/Middleton under the hoop. This is a huge problem for the Suns...
Jeez that’s not really necessary. You hate when people question others fandom. He literally just said he’s not given up hope.and you already quit on this team once after Game 5 v. The Clips. I assume you’ll do the same if this team dares to lose one more game in the Finals.
Yup. When he refused to consider the basket is when I called him an embarrassment.You would think a guy who was drafted that high could show you something in a few minutes. Did you see in the game last night that he had the ball right under the basket about 3 times and still kicked it out? He is a a 7 footer for fricken sake.
Bridges was just so so bad tonight. The ultimate good at home, bad on the road roleplayer. This is why he can't get paid big bucks. Ayton is a presence in every game and the anchor of the team. Bridges completely dissapears. Every time he touched the ball he would panic and turn it over
Edit: meant to put this in the game 3 thread sry
Not a chance. This team is cooked.
Uh Bridges was plenty of a problem. The extent of book? No. But still plenty of an issue in his own right.Bridges was not at all the problem.
Booker was 80% of the problem.
Uh Bridges was plenty of a problem. The extent of book? No. But still plenty of an issue in his own right.
Jeez that’s not really necessary. You hate when people question others fandom. He literally just said he’s not given up hope.
Wow, that's pretty condescending of you. Bridges was absolutely a problem. He scored 27 points in the previous game and in this one he wasn't a threat at all. You need threats so that your other players (like Book) can get theirs.If you think Bridges was a problem it is because A. you don't understand his role, or B. Don't understand he is only a role player.
Booker on the other hand is the primary offensive engine.
It's fine though, I think anyone that actually believed the Suns were going to win game 3 is crazy. I expected to lose, and still expect the suns to win in 5. It's all about human psychology, and this was the expected result.
I expected to lose as well. But if you think Bridges wasn’t part of the problem last night you don’t understand Bridges multiple roles (yes, he’s relied on for more than just defense), the impact Bridges has on winning when scoring, or basketball really.If you think Bridges was a problem it is because A. you don't understand his role, or B. Don't understand he is only a role player.
Booker on the other hand is the primary offensive engine.
It's fine though, I think anyone that actually believed the Suns were going to win game 3 is crazy. I expected to lose, and still expect the suns to win in 5. It's all about human psychology, and this was the expected result.
It’s lameI’m not questioning his fandom. He’s a fan who has repeatedly quit on the team both in the Lakers and Clippers series. I’m not saying whether that makes him a good or bad fan. It’s just a statement of fact of what he’s done and a prediction based on past performance.
If you think Bridges was a problem it is because A. you don't understand his role, or B. Don't understand he is only a role player.
Booker on the other hand is the primary offensive engine.
It's fine though, I think anyone that actually believed the Suns were going to win game 3 is crazy. I expected to lose, and still expect the suns to win in 5. It's all about human psychology, and this was the expected result.
It’s lame
I even pointed out on the game thread that Bridges was basically non-existent on offense. Where were his cuts? He wasn't even trying to get open. Jae Crowder was moving better than he was. How is it Jae got so many open 3s and Bridges didn't?our defense hinges on Ayton and Bridges to play well. Bridges was AWOL.
and the offense depends on the ball moving and shooting open shots. Bridges stopped the ball numerous times and had as many turnovers as he did points.
Booker was a disaster last night, and more is expected out of him to be sure. But giving Bridges a pass for an atrocious performance on both ends of the court, doesn’t make sense to me.
Meh everyone gets to be a fan the way they want to be a fan.so is people repeatedly quitting on the team when they dare lose a game.
Right before you pointed that out on the game thread I had done so to cheese and my parents.I even pointed out on the game thread that Bridges was basically non-existent on offense. Where were his cuts? He wasn't even trying to get open. Jae Crowder was moving better than he was. How is it Jae got so many open 3s and Bridges didn't?
The most alarming thing about it is that it seemed to be by design -- that the plays that were being run didn't include Bridges actually causing havoc down on the baseline. It was mind boggling to me seeing that.Right before you pointed that out on the game thread I had done so to cheese and my parents.
You are freaking nuts.
I am not even worried a tiny bit.
Suns will 100% win this series, and 80% chance they win game 4. If you doubt that, you don't know this team very well.
He was a big part of it. Look at the Suns record when Bridges scores in double figures. It's not even a question that was a huge problem as well. He takes so much pressure off the other players when he scores. They can't sag down from him and they have to account for him running all around the floor. The win/loss results when Bridges gets involved offensively says otherwise.Bridges was not at all the problem.
Booker was 80% of the problem.