On Youtube.
And it's about 50/50. Half the time they show actual game footage, the other half I'm trying to visualize wtf they're talking about.
LeBron and JJ Redikk teaming up for a new podcast
- Thread starter Joe Sixpack
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On Youtube.
And it's about 50/50. Half the time they show actual game footage, the other half I'm trying to visualize wtf they're talking about.
Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
BallDontStop is an idiot ngl
I got on his ass yesterday for posting dumb shyt like this
threattonature
Veteran
I mean of course Lebron would say that considering he is possibly the most athletic player in history. He didn't have to worry about developing as much of a bag as the average player. I agree with what he's saying about playing in a team context, but to draw those double teams you need a bag as a base to be a big enough of an offensive threat to warrant those doubles.
threattonature
Veteran
What was dumb about that? I hate Harden's style of play as much as the next man but he really was unstoppable and had the Warriors on the ropes.
Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
He contributed heavily to them losing the next 2 games including 27 missed 3s in a row
Not to mention, Chris Paul, the best player in that series til the injury, woudn’t have let that shyt happen
“Bag” NBA Twitter conveniently likes to remind everyone about how Harden “almost” beat the Warriors anytime he starts playing like shyt
BallDontStop is ran by an idiot dikkrider
KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
Man this podcast really does drop some gems here. They are talking about offensive and defensive actions, and how there just simply isn't a good answer to how some of these offensive players are playing
If you blitz or double them they make the right read and players are so good they will hit their open 3's.. everyone is switch heavy now, so players can get the 1v1 matchup that they want easier and when they do get that matchup inevitably they will drive and get help from a teammate which leaves a shooter open from 3
People talk about defense is down now.. but in reality what can you do on the defensive end besides hope that players miss from 3, and switch up your coverages ALOT during the course of the game to throw offenses off
If you blitz or double them they make the right read and players are so good they will hit their open 3's.. everyone is switch heavy now, so players can get the 1v1 matchup that they want easier and when they do get that matchup inevitably they will drive and get help from a teammate which leaves a shooter open from 3
People talk about defense is down now.. but in reality what can you do on the defensive end besides hope that players miss from 3, and switch up your coverages ALOT during the course of the game to throw offenses off
He basically had one great game in that series and it came in a loss. He had 5 turnovers a game and shot 35% from the field in their WINS. 17% from 3 in the 4 quarters. 2-13 from 3 in game 7 (to his credit he did get hoed on some non-calls in that game).
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
I think his point wasn't that a bag doesn't matter, but that's it's become overemphasized to the point where players lose sight of the team aspect.
Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
shyt crazy dude, I wonder why the shyt is revisited wrong through the years
He basically had one great game in that series and it came in a loss. He had 5 turnovers a game and shot 35% from the field in their WINS. 17% from 3 in the 4 quarters. 2-13 from 3 in game 7 (to his credit he did get hoed on some non-calls in that game).
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
Weren't they in the same recruiting class for 03? Both McDonald's all Americans.
threattonature
Veteran
I could see that. I took it as learn the team game and don't worry about the bag as much because if you can't handle double teams the bag won't matter.
No JJ was 02, he was in the Melo, Amare, Bosh class. Bron’s class was CP3, Luol Deng, Perk, etc.