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You just don't understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShoogarBear
How hard is it to hit some big shots in your career if you play deep in the playoffs every damn year you are in the NBA.
You forget they missed a lot of big shots many years in the playoffs as well. Yet you don't hold that against them because you remember the years they did hit big shots only!!
But now you are pretty much implying if Neal doesn't hit big shots this playoff run then he won't be "clutch" and he will be a waste.
Get a clue.
Nnnnnnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall lllllllllllllll
Just imagine.....george hill and james anderson back in the line up.....spurs are stacked....neal,george hill,and J anderson....now thats alot of fire power
Matt Bonner has the answer to that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by EricD
Bonner has only significantly played in 3 playoff series total.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whisky Dog
Therefore your response is full of fail.
Career Playoff games
Horry- 244
Fisher -199
Bonner-15
Sorry sir but you fail. ( I'm not supporting Bonner by any means or comparing him to Horry, I'm just trying to get through you clowns' thick ass skulls and explain that clutch shots comes with opportunity but none of clowns understand that.)
This is a SpursDynastian level of logic.
Rk Player Pos From To Count
1 Robert Horry F 1993 2008 242
2 Shaquille O'Neal C 1994 2010 214
3 Derek Fisher G 1997 2010 199
4 Kobe Bryant G 1997 2010 198
5 Rasheed Wallace F 1997 2010 177
6 Tim Duncan F 1998 2010 170
7 Scottie Pippen* F 1991 2003 166
8 Karl Malone* F 1991 2004 165
9 Gary Payton G 1991 2007 154
10 Lindsey Hunter G 1996 2009 144
Of course, number of playoff games explains why Rasheed Wallace, Karl Malone, Gary Payton, and Lindsey Hunter have also hit innumerable big game shots.
Oh, btw . . . lol Sequ getting his bitchy ass thread locked.
Pretty sure everyone you just listed hit many crucial big shots that might not have been 3 pointers like Horry and Fisher or buzzer beaters. But they were still big shots. Whether if it was consecutive shots from the elbow late in a game (Malone); A post up fadeaway along the baseline late in a game( Sheed). Or a crossover lay-up or jumper off the pick and roll late in a game (Payton).Quote:
Originally Posted by ShoogarBear
Hunter hardly played, if he did it was very limited role where his opportunities were very limited.
Plus big buzzer beaters from 3 point range usually come from the play making of the best play makers on the team. And usually the defenses collapse on the best play maker 9 times out of 10, which leaves the Kerr's, Jackson's, Manu's 3 vs. Dallas in game 7 in 06, Horry and Fishers wide open. Many players you just listed were the playmakers of their team, of course they won't ever get wide open 3 point looks at the buzzer because they are the ones creating or doing the play-making.
Get a clue. Big shots come with opportunities.
this is what we were all saying about roger mason jr 2 years ago.
Sequ with the good once again!
Fisher and Horry hit more shots in 3 playoff games as Bonner has in all of his. The point, dipshit, is hitting clutch shots in the playoffs isn't easy no matter how good of a shooter a player is. It's the ability to perform under pressure, some guys have UT and some guys don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by EricD
BTW, no need to act like a fucking monkey in here flinging your shit around at everyone. Keep some civility
Got a feeling he's on scouting reports real quick. :lol
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...ens-in-clutch/Quote:
...Afterward, Denver’s Chauncey Billups was honest when asked about Neal’s binge.
“I don’t know much about him,” Billups said.
So opportunities didn't play a factor?? :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by Whisky Dog
Get a clue
Come on man the next big shot Bonner hits will be his first in the playoffs, some have that factor some do not ! Some hit shots all year but miss later on when under pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by EricD
I'm not defending Bonner, I'm just simply saying opportunities play a factor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
And Horry and Fisher playing in 244 and 199 playoff games does play a huge factor because they were a lot of years where those big shots didn't go in.
It's about sample size but many of you clowns don't have a clue about that either.
And if anyone knows about balls, its Sequ.Quote:
Originally Posted by SequSpur
I don't want him out there later man, thats it! He will not hit the shot and will miss as usual! I wish we had a real C to play those mins and take it over. I said he never hit a big shot, Horry did in his first year or so in the playoffs, quite a few of them! He just had that IT factor all along! Why play this dude longer to see if he has it and fuck up a title run? He is not a ballsy guy nor a huge big game shooter, he is what near 30 now? When is the last huge shot he made?Quote:
Originally Posted by EricD
He is trash, he is a horrible player in the clutch late, it has shown, period.
05 game 5 when Horry went off, bonner would piss his fukkin pants and miss the threes and that dunk he would not get near which HOrry had! He would be dead on the ground if he tried that :rollin:rollin
Bonner in games where it counts is utter shyt, period end of story. I hate his idiot fans in here, well he hustles or spreads the floor! Well he fuckin sucks too so what else is new. He can't defend nor rebound, and gets too many mins for that there.
Group Hugg..........:whine
You're trying to take away the man's purpose in life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whisky Dog
Neal runnin' train on the haters. Pass the 'lube..
Neal is a good find. Not only is he an excellent "Pure" shooter, you gotta love the effort that he exerts on defense.... The only reason JR Smith posterized him that first game vs Denver was because Neal wasn't affraid to try to draw the charge... many players woulda just stepped aside and forfeited the bucket just to avoid the embarassment.
Just fucking http://i.imgur.com/NPr5f.gif