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Bonn1997
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1/10/2014  11:05 AM    LAST EDITED: 1/10/2014  11:06 AM
SupremeCommander wrote:
Panos wrote:
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Cartman718 wrote:honestly, i think if chandler would have played... we would have lost, because we would have lost a lot of ball movement on offense and missed bargs play off the dribble.

Clearly, if you take minutes away from players who went 9 for 13 and 7 for 12, the team is going to be worse off.

I wouldn't say that so definitively. There is another side of the ball, too. Hypothetically, if Chandler grabbed 20 rebounds and otherwise was a defensive beast that shut down everything inside when he played, we wouldn't necessarily be worse off. Just sayin' its arguable.

How about on LeBron's end of first quarter shot? Or Wade's shot the THJ fouled him on? Or LeBron's late game cut five feet up form the baseline? Or..?

Yeah, I definitely noticed that. The team still missed Chandler's presence but Bargnani this time made up for it with his offense. He'll need to keep shooting around 70% for that to happen though!
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1/10/2014  11:07 AM
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BRIGGS wrote:They pounded the Heat inside opening up perimeter play. Its frustrating seeing Bargs play so well--I dont need 25 points and 10 rebounds--give me 18-5 and 50% Amare I give it to the man--he could quit but he never has. Hes a tough SOB

agree with this 100% briggs.. especially what you said about amear. the dude could have quit so many times but he just keeps pushing himself. i know everyone gets on his contract, but he's a great dude, love em.

don't let the fire hydrant hear you say that

lol forgot about that. that was a dumb move, but atleast he did it out of passion

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1/10/2014  11:36 AM    LAST EDITED: 1/10/2014  2:06 PM
nyk4ever wrote:
SupremeCommander wrote:
nyk4ever wrote:
BRIGGS wrote:They pounded the Heat inside opening up perimeter play. Its frustrating seeing Bargs play so well--I dont need 25 points and 10 rebounds--give me 18-5 and 50% Amare I give it to the man--he could quit but he never has. Hes a tough SOB

agree with this 100% briggs.. especially what you said about amear. the dude could have quit so many times but he just keeps pushing himself. i know everyone gets on his contract, but he's a great dude, love em.

don't let the fire hydrant hear you say that

lol forgot about that. that was a dumb move, but atleast he did it out of passion


As a Greek, I can appreciate that.
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1/11/2014  12:19 PM
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Cartman718 wrote:honestly, i think if chandler would have played... we would have lost, because we would have lost a lot of ball movement on offense and missed bargs play off the dribble.

Does this make Bargnani our starting center?

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Martin
Bargnani

Stoudemire
Junior
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Chandler

So, you're kicking JR to the curb, completely?

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1/11/2014  12:42 PM
Interesting post about Bargs

http://knickerblogger.net/knicks-102-heat-92-pranks/#comment-458537

Bargnani’s stats in 10 game increments:

Games 1-10: 27.5 min, Ortg 97.9, DRtg 110.6, ORB% 6.9, DRB% 14.1, TRB% 10.1, TS 59.5
Games 11-20: 34 min, ORtg 99.1, DRtg 107.9, ORB% 5.2, DRB 13.9, TRB 9.4, TS 45.9
Games 21-30: 29.4 min, ORtg 105.3, DRtg 106, ORB 6.1, DRB 17.6, TRB 11.2, TS 47.6
Games 31-35: 30.5 min, ORtg 111.3, DRtg 97.4, ORB 8.0, DRB 17.6, TRB 12.6, TS 52.5

Check out that D-Rating and Net Rating in 2014!
But no doubt his rebounding has improved – for the year he’s still in bottom 10 or so of all PFs, but lately he’s been rebounding probably 30-35th percentile, which is way better than in the worst 10 percent.
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1/11/2014  1:17 PM    LAST EDITED: 1/11/2014  1:27 PM
BRIGGS wrote:They pounded the Heat inside opening up perimeter play. Its frustrating seeing Bargs play so well--I dont need 25 points and 10 rebounds--give me 18-5 and 50% Amare I give it to the man--he could quit but he never has. Hes a tough SOB
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BRIGGS wrote:They pounded the Heat inside opening up perimeter play. Its frustrating seeing Bargs play so well--I dont need 25 points and 10 rebounds--give me 18-5 and 50% Amare I give it to the man--he could quit but he never has. Hes a tough SOB
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This is the duo you wanted to put to rest and get rid of both of them, one game and your back on the Knicks roster nipple.

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