Game was lost starting Delfino.
Obviously you didn't watch the game, because Delfino did not start.
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Posted 25 April 2013 - 06:26 PM
Putting Beverley on Westbrook was a great call, because not only he showed that he could provide high energy during the whole game, but he got under Westbrook's skin and we know what happens when he gets frustrated. Besides, it didn't harmed us that Westbrook got in foul trouble early in the game (the ideal, as I stated before on another thread, would be that Durant gets in foul trouble, but I'll settle for Westbrook ). Of course, from a "learning experience" point of view, this was a step forward. Here's to hope that we keep trending this way and if we have to go down 0-4, let it be playing like last night and not like game 1.
Posted 25 April 2013 - 07:04 PM
surprisingly im not all that upset about this loss. the first game was disgusting. this one, while it always sucks to lose, it was one hell of a fight and they showed some unbelievable tenacity. i love beverley. the rest of the group could learn from him. hope his hustle rubs off on the rest of the guys. i only expected to win 1 game in this series. then after game 1, i figured we'd get swept. so for them to come back and fight like they did in game 2 makes me proud.
Posted 26 April 2013 - 06:24 AM
“Every [player] decision has two main components, the scouting or traditional analysis and the numbers … depending on the situation, you weight them differently.” - Daryl Morey
Small sample sizes exaggerate effects.
Do not read statistics as gospel. Statistics provides tools that you need in order to react intelligently to information you hear or see.
Posted 26 April 2013 - 07:28 AM
Kendrick Perkins recently tweeted:
And if you don't like what I did then do something about it. Ill be in Houston tomorrow. 1
“Every [player] decision has two main components, the scouting or traditional analysis and the numbers … depending on the situation, you weight them differently.” - Daryl Morey
Small sample sizes exaggerate effects.
Do not read statistics as gospel. Statistics provides tools that you need in order to react intelligently to information you hear or see.
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