Originally posted by: cheezy321
Originally posted by: Barack Obama
What does +/- mean in the nba stats?
Usually its +/- in a certain stat while some certain player is on the court.
EX: When KG is on the floor, the +/- for points is +6, meaning the celtics outscore the Cavs by 6 points while KG is on the floor.
It could be used for rebounding, assists, etc etc
Originally posted by: TheoPetro
up 14 in the first half and they lost it. did lebron even score in the third quarter? and what the fuck was mike brown doing putting in wallace for szerbiachikghafklghak when there down by 6 with 3min left? I sure do hate brown. At first I was like "ehh hes not so bad" but the more I see the more im wondering wtf he is thinking. AND dont get me started on lebron's 3pt attempts that game. if you cant make it DONT SHOOT IT!
o well. We will win at home and then game 7 will be a damn doozy.
Originally posted by: jjsole
As coachable as Lebron is (atleast seems to be), the team should know exactly what to do when he gets double and triple teamed, yet everyone seems clueless and unprepared, as if they are making it up as they go along. On the other hand you take a team like the spurs, who get a lot of double teams thrown at them, they execute like assassins most of the time. Boston isn't a great rotating team by any stretch, and the fact that Brown doesn't have his team prepared to shred them is coaching suicide imo.
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Ahh, yah ... sorry but Chandler did the same thing to Parker last game and you didn't say a word. Pull your head out of your ass, you blind fool.
Originally posted by: robphelan
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Ahh, yah ... sorry but Chandler did the same thing to Parker last game and you didn't say a word. Pull your head out of your ass, you blind fool.
EXACTLY! the Chandler foul was much worse because Parker is so much smaller and had a lot of momentum running down the court.
those off fouls against Paul/West weren't bogus.. you lower your shoulder into the chest of a defender = Charge. You swat the arm of a defender (even IF you're both in the air) = Clearing Out. You might want to brush up on the rules a bit.
Originally posted by: ricochet
Originally posted by: robphelan
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Ahh, yah ... sorry but Chandler did the same thing to Parker last game and you didn't say a word. Pull your head out of your ass, you blind fool.
EXACTLY! the Chandler foul was much worse because Parker is so much smaller and had a lot of momentum running down the court.
those off fouls against Paul/West weren't bogus.. you lower your shoulder into the chest of a defender = Charge. You swat the arm of a defender (even IF you're both in the air) = Clearing Out. You might want to brush up on the rules a bit.
It's more like home court adv officiating. I didn't see a lowered shoulder. It may appear that way when a much shorter player runs next to a taller player. When both guys go up in the air resulting in body contact, the guy driving to shoot usually is called in favor. If the defender wants to take a charge he should not be shuffling his feet or go to the air to impede his path (which Bowen did).
This "swatting" you refer to is more like a simple brush. You can argue that these NBA players seem to be made of straws though, since a little touch can send them flailing about. People complain about soccer players diving to get the calls. Some of these NBA players are just as bad. This is because the officials call too many ticky tacky fouls.
I would take any advice from an internet board "to brush up on the rules" with a grain of salt especially from someone with a Spurs bias. As someone who has actually played high school basketball and plenty street ball, any advice from an armchair warrior just seems silly.
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Ahh, yah ... sorry but Chandler did the same thing to Parker last game and you didn't say a word. Pull your head out of your ass, you blind fool.
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: ricochet
Originally posted by: robphelan
Originally posted by: dreadpiratedoug
Originally posted by: cheezy321
What a suprise, robert horry is showing his true colors again.
What a little bitch.
Ahh, yah ... sorry but Chandler did the same thing to Parker last game and you didn't say a word. Pull your head out of your ass, you blind fool.
EXACTLY! the Chandler foul was much worse because Parker is so much smaller and had a lot of momentum running down the court.
those off fouls against Paul/West weren't bogus.. you lower your shoulder into the chest of a defender = Charge. You swat the arm of a defender (even IF you're both in the air) = Clearing Out. You might want to brush up on the rules a bit.
It's more like home court adv officiating. I didn't see a lowered shoulder. It may appear that way when a much shorter player runs next to a taller player. When both guys go up in the air resulting in body contact, the guy driving to shoot usually is called in favor. If the defender wants to take a charge he should not be shuffling his feet or go to the air to impede his path (which Bowen did).
This "swatting" you refer to is more like a simple brush. You can argue that these NBA players seem to be made of straws though, since a little touch can send them flailing about. People complain about soccer players diving to get the calls. Some of these NBA players are just as bad. This is because the officials call too many ticky tacky fouls.
I would take any advice from an internet board "to brush up on the rules" with a grain of salt especially from someone with a Spurs bias. As someone who has actually played high school basketball and plenty street ball, any advice from an armchair warrior just seems silly.
Sorry, but any hand contact with skin is considered a foul in the NBA, obviously YOU missed the reach in by West that completely knocked Duncan's arm down. And how do you know what his background is? Maybe he played college ball, but you wouldn't know that. And comparing HS basketball and street ball to the NBA is like comparing model airplanes to flight mechanics - it's stupid to even try to make the comparison.
Originally posted by: cheezy321
Paul was simply (and rightly) angered that pockets of Spurs fans let loose with a few chants of "Horry, Horry, Horry" after West was knocked to the floor and had to be helped to the locker room. "Our man gets hurt and they start chanting [for] Horry," Paul said in disbelief. - SOURCE: ESPN
Spurs fans are pieces of shit. 'Nuff Said
?He took a good shot in the back,? Byron Scott said afterward. They would say more in private, and Tyson Chandler summed up the mood of the locker room when asked if Horry?s blow had been intended for someone already with a bad back. Chandler admitted to not seeing the play, but Horry?s presence confirmed the worst. ?I wouldn?t doubt it,? Chandler said. - SOURCE: San Antonio Express-News
Yep. I wouldn't doubt it either.
Originally posted by: Baked
Eh, nothing you can do about Spur's cheap shots. They're just masters at doing what they do w/o getting caught. They do it so subtlety, it looks like an accident. If anybody else does it, it's a flagrant.
Originally posted by: cheezy321
Originally posted by: Baked
Eh, nothing you can do about Spur's cheap shots. They're just masters at doing what they do w/o getting caught. They do it so subtlety, it looks like an accident. If anybody else does it, it's a flagrant.
The funniest part about it is how the spurs fans defend it and just say they are getting a bad rap.
At least the Pistons fans during the "bad boy" era admitted their players were cheap and dirty. Spurs fans are in a perpetual state of denial. Its hilarious.
Bruce bowen has been BY FAR the cheapest player in the NBA for years now. Just admit it.
Originally posted by: supesman
Originally posted by: cheezy321
Originally posted by: Baked
Eh, nothing you can do about Spur's cheap shots. They're just masters at doing what they do w/o getting caught. They do it so subtlety, it looks like an accident. If anybody else does it, it's a flagrant.
The funniest part about it is how the spurs fans defend it and just say they are getting a bad rap.
At least the Pistons fans during the "bad boy" era admitted their players were cheap and dirty. Spurs fans are in a perpetual state of denial. Its hilarious.
Bruce bowen has been BY FAR the cheapest player in the NBA for years now. Just admit it.
Yup, that's why he's been 1st or 2nd team all-defensive how many years in a row now? It's obvious people hate the spurs because they win, but I love watching defense in basketball, that's why i like watching detroit and san antonio. Paul got away with a lot of stuff he was called for yesterday, that's why he was upset. And if it were anyone besides horry who set that pick, would we be even having this discussion?
Originally posted by: supesman
Originally posted by: cheezy321
Originally posted by: Baked
Eh, nothing you can do about Spur's cheap shots. They're just masters at doing what they do w/o getting caught. They do it so subtlety, it looks like an accident. If anybody else does it, it's a flagrant.
The funniest part about it is how the spurs fans defend it and just say they are getting a bad rap.
At least the Pistons fans during the "bad boy" era admitted their players were cheap and dirty. Spurs fans are in a perpetual state of denial. Its hilarious.
Bruce bowen has been BY FAR the cheapest player in the NBA for years now. Just admit it.
Yup, that's why he's been 1st or 2nd team all-defensive how many years in a row now? It's obvious people hate the spurs because they win, but I love watching defense in basketball, that's why i like watching detroit and san antonio. Paul got away with a lot of stuff he was called for yesterday, that's why he was upset. And if it were anyone besides horry who set that pick, would we be even having this discussion?
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
LAKERS BABY!!! :beer: