@badbwoysyndrome @UnderdogNBA Brown looked comparable to Tatum because Tatum was drawing double teams that Brown never drew. Tatum was putting up his numbers when defended as the #1, when Brown put up his as the beneficiary of the situation.
@KalshiHoops The system is stupid. End caps, period. Just allow teams to pay players what they want. There should also be revenue sharing so smaller markets have money. The Lakers, etc. wouldn't be raking in the dough without opponents to beat. So, those opponents deserve a piece of the pie.
@KalshiHoops He does play against the starters, of course. Still, the Celtics end up crushing teams when Brown sits. So there may be something to it. His usage is too high. The offense is predictable when he's on the floor.
@NjHank99 @ColinKeane_@hugoglezz_ His finishing is outstanding. His handle is good, too - I can't remember a single time he fumbled it. His outside slot needs work. His defense is elite.
@PurpGolded Soft. If my memory serves me right, the Lakers weren't called for pushing off when driving in this game. So, these calls weren't unfair. It's just that the Lakers were too weak to compete in a physical game. They better figure out how to play in a game like this before playoffs.