@Yams313@SpursCulture But you can do it for every team that makes the conference finals. Unless every member of your team was the top pick someone passed on you and should regret it lol
@Najeero@jgd0634 Have you seen Steph move off the ball, particularly in the playoffs? He is held all the time, and has one of the worst whistles for a star player ever. No one is guarded off the ball like Steph is/was.
@reelanonymous@WorldWideWob The math is pretty straightforward. Let's assume that OT is 50/50ish. The 2pt isn't guaranteed, let's give that a 50% chance as well. Do you really think that a wide open 3 by your best shooter is less than 25% at that stage?
@cickedc@TobiBuehner Instead of reading the rulebook, just watch someone in the NBA try to establish post position against a strong defensive team. There is a ton of pushing and grabbing from both sides. Refs mostly just let it go. It's even more physical in FIBA. This is completely normal.
@arhooptalk@HollidayMuse@podoffame@bball_ref You think the overall skill quality in the NBA was better in the 1960s than now? Absolutely absurd take. Why is the NBA the only sports league that doesn't improve over time?
@rBillSimmonsPod It's fantastic, the worst in the series is definitely Inception. They have even alluded to how poorly received that one was on other pods.
@CluelessAriell @notbpod Is that better than Jordan averaging 30 5 and 5 with 6 championships? As a fan, whose career would you rather for your favourite team? Jordan every time.
@royceyoung It definitely suggests that the overall perimeter defence is elite. With Wallace, Caruso, Shai, Dort etc, there are very few easy matchups. Not purely indicative of Dort alone I think.
@Xilo_K If this includes children's books then my 50 books a year suddenly reaches more like 1000 as I read at least 2-3 a day to my kids. Depends what they define as a book.