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Tlong, spin this imo
"big man"
Tlong, spin this imo
You won't see him until the next Blazer win, probably on the 17th.
Tlong and Cubby actually went into the witness protection program.... vanished off the face of the planet after losses.
The Blazers' stars aren't the most efficient duo in the NBA, that's for damn sure.
well, duh|
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Best Power Forward in the game.
Trailblazers tbh
even the "guest" powerforward in the game today has waxes and wanes imho.
Dirk rip-off with DeMarcus Cousins efficiency
IMO Matthews/Batum/Lopez have been more important to POR
He is not anywhere near as efficient as Cousins this year. They both are scoring 23 ppg but Cousins gets his in 17 shots where Aldridge takes 21.Dirk rip-off with DeMarcus Cousins efficiency
Aldridge isn't even the best PF in his division.
If you're high as
lol 47% FG percentage
Name me a better one.If you're high as
lol 47% FG percentage
Lebron James
plays 82% of the time at the PF position while Aldridge plays 75%.
LeBron is a small forward.
He's been a starting Power Forward for the 2nd straight season now. He plays at the PF position.
Dirk, even the old-legged one is still a better Power Forward than anyone playing the same position in this league imho. Just set the play at perimeter and give him the ball, and the opposing defenders know they're in trouble, and Dirk is also a good passer so he'd be able to make them pay if they double-team him. The problem with our offense I see is that we often finish our offense without dirk even touching the ball. It doesn't matter how many points dirk scores but you should always run your offense through him because he's still the biggest threat to the opposing team at the offensive end, imho. Dirk's been used more like a pure shooter these days with limited shot attempts, like his teammates only pass him the ball after they tried going for the hoop and failed. Mavs are traditionally a jump-shooting team but Rick has been gradually hauling this team towards the mid-00s Pacers end, when it's obvious the mavs don't have the right guys to play such a style of game imho. (first of all, we don't have no such big like JO, not even a Jeff Foster or David Harrison). Rick is an excellent in-game coach, a tactical genius, but when it comes to the grand strategy he's no better than an idiot tbh.
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