Fabbs
03-30-2012, 05:33 PM
Noticed during last nights OKC thumping of the Lakers a play where Kerby Chuck was just being himself -yet i wonder if it's a record even by his standards.
69-64 after Westbrook drained another shot.
Kerby takes it across the half court line. He dibbles the ball across halfcourt and surveys the scene. He is one on one with Thabo Sefolosha on D. Kirby tries backing him down and after about the 10th dribble Kirby self induced loses control. He regains the ball -almost double dribbles- and continues to try to back Sefolosha down. Sefo tips the ball away slightly and Kerby regains contol. Kirby takes dribble #10 11 and 12. Shot clock is down to 8.
At this point Bynum gets around Perk and is in excellent position to get the ball right in the mini arc with Perk completely behind him. Bynum calls for the ball. Another Laker is wide open outside the 3 point arc and is waving his hands wildly. Kerby ignores Bynum, does dribble #14 15 and 16 as Bynum has to bail the paint or else keyhole would be called. Kerby gathers up the ball after #16 and with 5 seconds on the clock tries some one-legged-fall-away with Sefo challenging the shot.
No bailout WWE foul call (Kerby was not touched period but you know in a *Championship* year the whistle and ref blow). The ball clangs off the rim and Durant gathers the board. Bynum no longer had good position at all.
Bynum looked visibly irritated.
Btw on the night Bynum was 10-15.
Kirby was 7-25.
I don't think the NBA has an Elias type MLB stat system, but is 16 dribbles on the half court side before a chuck a record? Even by Kobme standards?
69-64 after Westbrook drained another shot.
Kerby takes it across the half court line. He dibbles the ball across halfcourt and surveys the scene. He is one on one with Thabo Sefolosha on D. Kirby tries backing him down and after about the 10th dribble Kirby self induced loses control. He regains the ball -almost double dribbles- and continues to try to back Sefolosha down. Sefo tips the ball away slightly and Kerby regains contol. Kirby takes dribble #10 11 and 12. Shot clock is down to 8.
At this point Bynum gets around Perk and is in excellent position to get the ball right in the mini arc with Perk completely behind him. Bynum calls for the ball. Another Laker is wide open outside the 3 point arc and is waving his hands wildly. Kerby ignores Bynum, does dribble #14 15 and 16 as Bynum has to bail the paint or else keyhole would be called. Kerby gathers up the ball after #16 and with 5 seconds on the clock tries some one-legged-fall-away with Sefo challenging the shot.
No bailout WWE foul call (Kerby was not touched period but you know in a *Championship* year the whistle and ref blow). The ball clangs off the rim and Durant gathers the board. Bynum no longer had good position at all.
Bynum looked visibly irritated.
Btw on the night Bynum was 10-15.
Kirby was 7-25.
I don't think the NBA has an Elias type MLB stat system, but is 16 dribbles on the half court side before a chuck a record? Even by Kobme standards?