holfresh wrote:mreinman wrote:not sensitive (and not that young) just more open minded and I am not ready to pull my pants up to my neck and sit back and complain about how they don't make em like they use to.The game has changed completely. If you would like to still find anomalies that make you feel like they shouldn't have, then make your points and we can argue them.
Are you saying that Harden is having a bad playoffs? I am sure that you are not, so what are you saying? That they are honing him on him?
So it is your belief that ATL, GS, and Houston losing their series is an anomaly..Do you have any evidence of these type of teams winning any Championships..I will counter by saying that what's happening now is very normal and its how it's been happening for a very long time..
Harden is having a bad series..I'm looking at how he looks within the team construct..They can't win with him dominating the ball..So McHale tried to change it up and it didn't work..They have some things to consider in the offseason because this series is over..
Houston has a sh1tty team and yes, dhow is way overrated. Maybe josh smith can save them?
Atlanta is good but nobody great. They would have to be another detroit (a team that won without a star)
GS is young and will improve. When did jordan win again?
These teams are all playing good or better teams.
The clippers are better than Houston and its not close. Houston has one big advantage that keeps them alive, james harden. The clippers beat the SA superpower!
You make analytics argument in a hoover vacuum cleaner.
Using metrics gives you an advantage, not the win. And that is why all teams pretty much use them right now.
Who are the players that are considered stats guys that are failing? And eveybody fails lots of the time.
I have heard all the excuses for players who fail ALL the time.
so here is what phil is thinking ....