Indiana's Done ...
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That's a really interesting positional breakdown.He_Needs_More_Time said:
Stevenson you expect that from. I tweeted during game two that he's Ron Artest without the charging into the stands.dnc said:
+1. Stevenson is a fucking dumbass.haie said:What I take from all of this is that if you take the outlier teams from HNMT's list including Boston and compare them to Indiana it is still night and fucking day because all those teams had so much veteran leadership. I can't imagine even Sheed saying something as fucking stupid as he's in Shaq's head...
A little disappointed in Paul George's statement after this game.
For what it is worth basketball reference breaks down what position you play.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/duncati01.html
Now for Duncan they have him at 100% center which obviously isn't true but I imagine that the Spurs do go small quite a bit so he could qualify as a center. Much like Lebron at this point I consider him to be a power forward.
It definitely doesn't look like the All NBA selections use the same data BR is using. BR had him at 71% C in 07 when he was a first team forward, 94% C in 08 when he was a second team forward, 100% C in 09 when he was a second team forward and 100% in 10 when he was a third team forward.
But, given how they recognized him as a C last year I'd imagine they will this year again, and I agree that if they see him as a C he's probably the best one out there. Which is amazing since this was the lowest PER season of Duncan's career. -
Christ... I tried telling you all this after game 1. It's all in the script. Pacers will win game 5 at home and then the Heat will coast to an easy victory game 6.
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In regards to Paul George. He has the talent to become an elite NBA player but mentally he isn't there yet. Very Lebron like when he was younger and blaming refs and other retarded shit on losses.
I thought the Pacers had a legit shot at the title this year when the cylinders were clicking and they were playing outstanding defense and great team basketball all around. What we have learned in the playoffs is that mentally they think they are better than they are and a bunch of pussies aside maybe West. Resorting to pre-game trash talk (which Lance Stephenson sucks at) and then always having some FS excuse after they get plungered.
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You'll know if Miami wins game 5 early on based on their defensive intensity.CuntWaffle said:Christ... I tried telling you all this after game 1. It's all in the script. Pacers will win game 5 at home and then the Heat will coast to an easy victory game 6.
Never go against the script.
I think Pacers are a mess and expect Miami to clinch on their home court.
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The Pacers were never any good. LeBron's Cavs always won 60+, but had no chance at a title. The Pacers are the same way.
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Lebron's Cavs were more like OKC with Durant IMO. I get where you are going. I never felt like Lebron was the clear cut favorite to win the title until he went to Miami.RoadDawg55 said:The Pacers were never any good. LeBron's Cavs always won 60+, but had no chance at a title. The Pacers are the same way.
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You're pressing a little with your Thunder hate. LeBron never had a Westbrook. LeBron never even had an Ibaka. The Thunder are a young team with the youngest nucleus of all the contenders. Durant's Thunder are a way more legitimate contender than the Cavs with LeBron. The Cavs were acquiring Wally Szerbiak and Delonte West and playin them 40 minutes in the playoffs.He_Needs_More_Time said:
Lebron's Cavs were more like OKC with Durant IMO. I get where you are going. I never felt like Lebron was the clear cut favorite to win the title until he went to Miami.RoadDawg55 said:The Pacers were never any good. LeBron's Cavs always won 60+, but had no chance at a title. The Pacers are the same way.
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So you are admitting Durant has more surrounding talent than Lebron did?RoadDawg55 said:
You're pressing a little with your Thunder hate. LeBron never had a Westbrook. LeBron never even had an Ibaka. The Thunder are a young team with the youngest nucleus of all the contenders.He_Needs_More_Time said:
Lebron's Cavs were more like OKC with Durant IMO. I get where you are going. I never felt like Lebron was the clear cut favorite to win the title until he went to Miami.RoadDawg55 said:The Pacers were never any good. LeBron's Cavs always won 60+, but had no chance at a title. The Pacers are the same way.
Durant's Thunder are a way more legitimate contender than the Cavs with LeBron. The Cavs were acquiring Wally Szerbiak and Delonte West and playin them 40 minutes in the playoffs.
Perhaps if he doesn't win a title maybe some will finally get on him like they did Lebron.
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When did I or anyone ever say Dursnt had less talent than LeBron's Cavs? Durant is 25 or 26. He's got time to win a championship. Jordan, Pippen, and Grant took awhile to win one too. I could see criticizing him for the Memphis series, and he stupidly was ( Mr. Unreliable). I don't know what else there is to criticize.He_Needs_More_Time said:
So you are admitting Durant has more surrounding talent than Lebron did?RoadDawg55 said:
You're pressing a little with your Thunder hate. LeBron never had a Westbrook. LeBron never even had an Ibaka. The Thunder are a young team with the youngest nucleus of all the contenders.He_Needs_More_Time said:
Lebron's Cavs were more like OKC with Durant IMO. I get where you are going. I never felt like Lebron was the clear cut favorite to win the title until he went to Miami.RoadDawg55 said:The Pacers were never any good. LeBron's Cavs always won 60+, but had no chance at a title. The Pacers are the same way.
Durant's Thunder are a way more legitimate contender than the Cavs with LeBron. The Cavs were acquiring Wally Szerbiak and Delonte West and playin them 40 minutes in the playoffs.
Perhaps if he doesn't win a title maybe some will finally get on him like they did Lebron.
LeBron took heat for the way he left and for folding against the Celtics before "The decision." I don't remember him getting that much criticism for not taking the Cavs to a championship. They wouldn't have even been the favorite if they got there.