Danny green owned by Jr smith
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Danny green owned by Jr smith
Where's chinook and chump with that crow pie?
DG is a pajero.
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Originally Posted by Mikeanaro
He played fine in the second half.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Congratulations on finally watching a game though. Looking through the window of someone with basic cable?
He played fine the second half...... lolololololQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
He did. Did your neighbor shut his blinds after halftime?Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Sorry.
He played fine the second half .. gold brother.... gold
Well he did, sister. I don't see you disputing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
I am - just like I'm disputing his garbage play all year long. Making 10 mil this year. Shooting the worst 2% on the team Shooting the 10th 3% on the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
- Last in WS/48
- only spur in NEGATIVE ows
- last in ts%
- Last in per
Give back the money before the club owners get it all.
i dont think anybody is saying green is having a good season by his standards
and it's impossible to "give the money back"
not impossible. spurs saved green's life, green steals from spurs. common courtesy would be to give the money to his teammates, owner, or city.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Coasting!!!!!
ally ooopp!!
here come the kids. rather see an oop than good basketball.Quote:
Originally Posted by popdagreat
lol racist
Fuck Danny Green. This useless fucker is stealing so much money. Reggie Williams could be doing the exact same job he is for a fraction of the cost.
Where's Spurtacular with the Jimmer goods?Quote:
Originally Posted by G-Dawgg
PS Butler shooting 27% from 3
Waiting for Chump to admit error is a useless pastime. He'll just fight to get the last word and then declare victory when you realize there's no point arguing. Ignore list is a great place to put him.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
4-8 and improving :tu
Danny Green is going to have his hand full guarding Steph Curry. His supposed air tight defense has cracks a mile wide.
The good news tonight was Danny passing the ball before he got into heavy traffic, and stepping into his 3P shots more confidently. Early in the season he was a turnover machine, but lately he's pretty much quit trying to take the ball into the paint. I hope there's some spill-over into the next game, and that Golden State decides he's not a threat and leaves him some open looks.
Agree with you GSH.Quote:
Originally Posted by GSH
A lot to be happy with Danny. First the scoring, bc we have made such an issue of it. Not hesitant to take his shots. (4-8 from 3 and we needed it, bc Lakers were hot shooting).
Better than that good effort and hustle defensively.
One day at a time. But, dials back the ball handling, and easy peasy, again. Hopefully the increased ball-handling was by design during the early season, in an attempt (failed), to improve his game, and not him just going rogue. And, similarly, as I suggested, they can just dial it back and put him in a more regular Danny role. Regular Danny 3&D is pretty darn good. If he can develop better handles, great, but he doesn't have to. Work on it in the off-season, try again next Nov and Dec. Or, better yet, learn to play guitar, or something else you're more likely to be good at, Danny. But, hopefully they continue to dial back the dribbling by design. Only as necessary, as we all watch and cringe.
When he is dribbling down with no pressure for an in-transition pull up 3, he's pretty deadly, or set in rythm catch and shoot, or anything at the end of the shot clock. Green light. No pun intended.
But, I don't think it's coincidental that his first miss last night comes when he has to put the ball on the floor and readjust his 3 point shot from a defender running at him. He's not Steph Curry. If there were 0-6,7,8? seconds on the shot clock, that's still a good shot for him to take. I am pulling some numbers out of my ass here, but it's probably low to mid 20% shot for him, at best high 20 to low 30. But, that's better than not getting a shot at all before the buzzer, or passing out to get maybe an even more rushed, and lower percentage shot from whomever would bail him out.
But, that first miss last night came when he put the ball on the floor to move around the running defender. When that occurred, the defender was in his face with 11 seconds left on the shot clock. That's quite a bit of time. Hell, when they reset it for a kicked ball you get a 14 second set, only.
He just doesn't need to take that shot, probably. All of his other shots were great looks. Even the three other misses. All seven pretty wide open and in rythm.
That one, if he takes that dribble and passes out of it...maybe a higher percentage shot ensues for another player in the next 11 seconds...or even he gets the ball back himself for a better shot...
But, just minor adjustments like that make him a lot more efficient. He would be 4/7 last night instead of 4/8. Both good, but it adds up over time, of course.
Anyway, time marches on.
I would never put someone on ignore. I think it violates the premise of communication tools. Plus, it's fun to watch him think he's right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Obstructed_View