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Random NBA Observations 2015 - 2016
- Thread starter Big Jo
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Deron Williams is from the Dallas-Fort Worth(DFW) area.
DFW breh with the clutch shot.
The War Report
NewNewYork
The Lakers are on national television on Thursday and Friday. 
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The War Report
NewNewYork
It's incredible how D Will is all of sudden looking competent again. Brooklyn ain't shyt. 
Green Ranger
I Am Legend
Dude just wasn't builded for nyc too much pressure couldn't handle the bright light big city. Even tho Dirk is older its still his team all D Will has to do is just fit in and play his role.It's incredible how D Will is all of sudden looking competent again. Brooklyn ain't shyt.
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duckbutta
eienaar van mans
I CAN'T be the only one who say Boogies face when Dirk was yelling fukk at that ref repeatedly and didn't get a tech 
They need to just go ahead and suspend Boogie for the next game right now cause it aint no way he not going to act an ass the first time he get a bad call after that
They need to just go ahead and suspend Boogie for the next game right now cause it aint no way he not going to act an ass the first time he get a bad call after that
I CAN'T be the only one who say Boogies face when Dirk was yelling fukk at that ref repeatedly and didn't get a tech
They need to just go ahead and suspend Boogie for the next game right now cause it aint no way he not going to act an ass the first time he get a bad call after that
Yeah, you're the only one . So let's just ignore Dirk getting in the refs face for every call he didn't get , throwing tantrums and giving Collision that elbow to break free to send the game into the first OT...
And I just saw that replay of
's game winner where they added more time after the inbound to get the shot 
I heard D-Will was eating
sounds like some of the people on here.....nikkas on here were singing kyrie's praises talkin bout wardell couldn't catch him...all of a sudden wardell wins a ring and now they flipping sides. shyt is comical. These Asians all think the same
@Gil Scott-Heroin
I remember you downplaying Shaq's importance during that Miami chip in 05.
2:30 min in:
Tried to tell you
I remember you downplaying Shaq's importance during that Miami chip in 05.
2:30 min in:
Tried to tell you
@Gil Scott-Heroin
I remember you downplaying Shaq's importance during that Miami chip in 05.
3:00 min in:
Tried to tell you
First of all you're a remedial ass nikka. Second of all, at no point did you ever argue that Shaq's ability to keep a man on him down low helped Wade out (on drives) - which is something that i) I wouldn't argue against ii) really doesn't mean shyt in the grand scheme of things. Third of all, that point was not what your argument was built on - you made it seem as though Shaq was the reason the Heat won a title. You know what's funny about Scalabrine bringing up the fact that Wade benefited from getting to the rim playing next to Shaq is this:
2005 playing next to Shaq - 9.9 free throw attempts in 38 minutes
2006 playing next to Shaq - 10.7 free throw attempts in 38 minutes
2007 without Shaq (both were injured at different times) - 10.5 free throw attempts in 38 minutes
2008 playing next to Shaq (who only played 33 games prior to being traded to Phoenix) - 9.2 free throw attempts in 38 minutes
2009 without Shaq - 9.8 free throw attempts in 38 minutes
2010 without Shaq - 9.1 free throw attempts without Shaq in 36 minutes
Scalabrine's point about Wade going to the basket "over and over and over again" because big men wouldn't leave Shaq unguarded, as it wasn't the same as when Zo was on the floor is fundamentally wrong. Wade got to the basket at relatively the same rate playing with Joel Anthony and Jermaine O'Neal, as he did playing with Shaq.
The most telling stat of all this was during the 2006 Finals when Wade averaged 16 free throws a game - where he averaged EIGHT more minutes than Shaq did. Game 6 he had 21 free throw attempts and was getting to the rim at will over the course of 45 minutes (averaging 34 points a game) - Shaq only played 30 minutes that game and only averaged 13 points a game.
Are you really going to suggest that the ability of one of the greatest drivers and finishers in the history of the game was down to [and I quote from Scalabrine], Shaq who was a "fraction of who he was in Miami", with all the evidence pointing to the contrary?
Wade was by far the #1 reason the Heat won a title in 2006 - anything else is revisionism.
