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Главное, - это участие в победе.

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

“I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer.”

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@kela9123 Fed had 5 RG Finals and 16 Masters Finals on clay.

His W-L on clay in 6 seasons (04-09) was 100-7 (93.5% win rate) against players other than Rafa.

Rafa is the only reason why Fed is not considered as top-3 clay career, he could've easily won like 4 RG and 12 Masters on clay

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@JosipFCB93 In his 3y with PSG he's played 75/98 (76%) League 1 games, which is significantly more than in his La Liga career (55% of all games across 6y), so apparently working hard helped him to stay healthier

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@big_business_ No, but several guys came somewhat close

Rudy had 92% and 93% of the votes in two of his winning years

Dwight had 91%, 94% and 97% in his 3y run

Ben had 91% and 97% in two of his years

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@KJEastman42 @NoaDalzell There are already at least 2 ballots revealed where he's in top-3, Michael Pina even had him at 2nd place for DPOY

Realistically he's not winning, but he'll get some votes and probably will be in the range of 4th to 7th in the voting

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@BiggLynch @paulpierce34 Also had 150+ steals - to this day it's the only season in NBA history with 200+ threes, 80+ blocks and 100+ steals

It gets better: he lead the NBA in points that year (2144) and then gave the Celtics first conference finals in 15 years

Truly unique season from a special player

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@lil_trevino24 Something happened in Phoenix. In his first 15y he was 88.6% FT shooter, from 2015 to 2022 he was 89.5%

Then his 2.5y for Suns he was just 84.7%, even 83.9% last year

This year seems he has mostly fixed it as he's at 87.6% but some games he just randomly starts missing a lot

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@SpankHorton I think he's #6 if you consider all-time achievements

Top-3 of Russell, Kareem and Shaq have ≥4 titles and ≥4 MVP/FMVP

4-5 of Wilt and Hakeem both have 2 titles and 5 major awards (MVP/FMVP/DPOY)

Jokic is at 1 title and 4 awards. Close to 4-5 places but not quite there yet

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@TA1297 It's crazy, Tatum missing 64 games, Brown missing 9 games and we're still 54-25

• 6-1 w/o both Brown and Tatum
• 2-0 w Tatum only
• 35-22 w Brown only
• 11-2 w both Brown and Tatum

Winning in whatever conditions, I can't see any other team in the league doing this

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@TA1297 I'd argue that it's much more on JT than JB. Tatum was just bad in 4/6 games and kept chucking shots - 20 FGA on 36.7%, 65.6% on FT and complete meltdown in G6 (13p, 5 TOs)

JB had 2 bad games but overall shot 43.1%, 80.6% FTs, less TOs and he actually was great in G6 (34p)

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@BGNHoops Same series where he averaged 13 ppg on 16/63 (25%) shooting in the remaining 5 games, including 9 points and 5 turnovers masterpiece in G7. He also had more turnovers (17) than FG made (16) in those 5 games, so...yeah

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@BobbyMarks42 Good examples of why the rule should stay

Bron in 19' with 55G on a team that missed playoffs taking a place of LMA who played 81G (!) averaging 21+9+2 and carried Spurs to playoffs is something that should never happen. W/o the rule voters will default to the most popular stars

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@MarkLazerus When it's all said and done, he's probably top-15 all-time if not top-10. Crazy talent and consistency level both in regular season and playoffs

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@BGNHoops He'll need like 4 more years of ~65 games on 23ppg

Possible but tough
(1) he had bad injury luck and will probably have a season of <55 games
(2) old age, he'll need to stay sharp until 41yo

Getting that #3 spot from Malone could be very feasible though

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@ESPNInsights Only one guy has ever done a season with 200 threes, 75 steals and 75 blocks, which was Paul Pierce in 2002 (210/154/86)

Derrick already has 188/75/93 and will be the second one - a very impressive season for him even with shooting slumps in Nov and Jan

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@HPbasketball In 2.5 years

Had similar level / better performances in
late 2023 w Memphis
• 20+2+5+5, 54%
• 23+5+9+3, 53%
• 29+2+5+1, 59%
• 25+6+8+3, 45%

and in 2023 playoffs with Celtics
• 24+3+8+3, 47% (R1G3)
• 22+7+7+2, 53% (R2G6)
• 23+3+2+5, 58% (CFG5)

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@Praise_Ffs He also went through KO stages of all 3 tournaments w/o conceding any goal in 10 games, while winning 2 penalty shootouts (incl. 2008 vs prime Buffon) and saving in-game penalty from Cardozo (career 87% penalties scored) vs. PAR in 1/4 of WC-2010

No one is ever doing that again

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@bayali_ He was the key player before the injuries, crucial for the 2022 CL title and in general played 85 games (23 in CL) his first 2 seasons.

After the injuries he's just not the same, last 3 seasons his role was 5th CB or 3rd LB and he played only 44 games in 2023-2026

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@JefferyxBball Bam had a good chance for HoF with 2 Olympic golds, 2 NBA Finals, 3 All-Star and 5 All-Defensive selections.

This game just boosted his chances from probable to definite 😅

[Boston Celtics @celtics]

Injury Report for tomorrow vs. DAL:

Jayson Tatum - Right Achilles Repair - QUESTIONABLE

[молодой Рэдклифф @realResM]

@FastbreakHoops5 Also 2nd in DPOY voting