View Full Version : 32 Assists for the Spurs tonight
R. DeMurre
01-03-2019, 11:51 PM
That's more than they had in any of the "Beautiful Game" showcases of the 2014 Finals.
Aldridge: 5 assists
Gay: 3
White: 4
DeRozan: 11
Forbes: 3
Belinelli: 2
Mills: 2
Bertans: 1
Poeltl: 1
TrainOfThought5
01-04-2019, 12:39 AM
Comparing this team to that finals team is foolhardy at best.
R. DeMurre
01-04-2019, 11:43 AM
Comparing this team to that finals team is foolhardy at best.
Pop's philosophy & influence on DeRozan looms pretty large here, turning him into a guy who leads his team in assists per game and approaches the game in a different way. DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg. For the record, Tony Parker over his career has averaged just under 6 apg.
koriwhat
01-04-2019, 02:33 PM
Pop's philosophy & influence on DeRozan looms pretty large here, turning him into a guy who leads his team in assists per game and approaches the game in a different way. DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg. For the record, Tony Parker over his career has averaged just under 6 apg.
simply incredible what a change of atmosphere, team(philosophy & culture), and playing for a HOF coach can do for a player like demar. i'm so impressed with him especially seeing how i thought he'd be like most and need a full season before he gets back to his averages but he has just surpassed anything i could've ever imagined.
same with white and forbes. holy shit!
R. DeMurre
01-04-2019, 02:50 PM
simply incredible what a change of atmosphere, team(philosophy & culture), and playing for a HOF coach can do for a player like demar. i'm so impressed with him especially seeing how i thought he'd be like most and need a full season before he gets back to his averages but he has just surpassed anything i could've ever imagined.
same with white and forbes. holy shit!
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DocDoc
01-04-2019, 02:57 PM
Pop's philosophy & influence on DeRozan looms pretty large here, turning him into a guy who leads his team in assists per game and approaches the game in a different way. DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg. For the record, Tony Parker over his career has averaged just under 6 apg.
This change has also made Forbes and White more useful since neither is (yet) a traditional pass first PG.
R. DeMurre
01-05-2019, 09:40 PM
15 assists in the first half against Memphis...
duncan2k5
01-06-2019, 03:16 PM
Pop's philosophy & influence on DeRozan looms pretty large here, turning him into a guy who leads his team in assists per game and approaches the game in a different way. DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg. For the record, Tony Parker over his career has averaged just under 6 apg.
Simply not true... Demar averaged 5.2 assists last year... If u watched basketball outside of San Antonio u would know he had already started to do that before pop... No need to act as if pop suddenly made him a passer
R. DeMurre
01-06-2019, 03:30 PM
Simply not true... Demar averaged 5.2 assists last year... If u watched basketball outside of San Antonio u would know he had already started to do that before pop... No need to act as if pop suddenly made him a passer
Highest apg of his career, highest assists per 36 min, highest assist%, and single highest single game assist total.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/derozde01.html
duncan2k5
01-06-2019, 05:18 PM
Highest apg of his career, highest assists per 36 min, highest assist%, and single highest single game assist total.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/derozde01.html
dont change the rhetoric now that i proved you wrong...you clearly said: "DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg"...thats simply not true...he became more of a playmaker last year...this isnt some new skill that pop created out of thin air...the only reason DDR didnt average more assists last year was because they had lowry...on the spurs he HAS to be the primary playmaker because we have no point guard...if parker or murray was here, he would have been averaging about the same APG as last year
cutewizard
01-06-2019, 10:48 PM
simply incredible what a change of atmosphere, team(philosophy & culture), and playing for a HOF coach can do for a player like demar. i'm so impressed with him especially seeing how i thought he'd be like most and need a full season before he gets back to his averages but he has just surpassed anything i could've ever imagined.
same with white and forbes. holy shit!
It begins.....the Quest for the Sixth :lobt2:
RC_Drunkford
01-07-2019, 05:51 AM
dont change the rhetoric now that i proved you wrong...you clearly said: "DeMar went from a guy averaging 3.3 assists per game to a guy averaging 6.4 apg"...thats simply not true...he became more of a playmaker last year...this isnt some new skill that pop created out of thin air...the only reason DDR didnt average more assists last year was because they had lowry...on the spurs he HAS to be the primary playmaker because we have no point guard...if parker or murray was here, he would have been averaging about the same APG as last year
so Derrick White is not a PG? Your takes get worse everyday:lol
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