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Where did you get the 42% season average for OKC?
You lied. Continue to lie. Plus you make up fake arguments.
Where did you get the 42% season average for OKC?
3-4 shots per game in a game with 70+ shotsWe were talking shots from 15ft+, if you meant something else you should have been more specific.
The Thunder are barely even shooting the long 2 in this series because Miami is defending it. 6/13 in game 1, 6/13 in game 2, and 6/15 tonight
Compare this to the spurs series:
game 1: 12-19
game 2: 6-18
game 3: 13-23
game 4: 10-19
game 5: 12-19
game 6: 6-14
The thunder took that shot more often, and hit at a much higher rate vs SA than they are vs miami. Yet you keep crying about the shot this series (even though they barely shoot it) claiming that the "hot shooting has continued, when will it stop" (even though they are hitting it at a much lower clip) and also said that miami's game plan is similar to the one the spurs employed??
That's laughable, i'm looking at the raw numbers. the heat are running them off that shot and making them hit it at a lower rate than the spurs did.
If they were taking the same amount of shots from that range, but making a much lower percentage sure you could call the spurs series an anomoly.
But combine that with the fact that they are taking less of them this series leads me to think that the heat are running them off that shot.
You need to let it go buddy.
13-23 is a of a lot more than 6/13
it's 7 more makes in only 10 more attempts
2x7 = 14 that's a lot of points
What about the other 5 games.
rofl when is the Spurs ring ceremony for "Forced OKC to take a lot of teh midrange shots!" championship happening?
It's not. But if OKC doesn't hit like they did against SA and don't get a sizable FT advantage to make up for it, OKC won't be having a parade either.
Miami's perimeter defense is superior to SA's. I think they are pressing on the perimeter and banking on the fact that they are quick enough to rotate and still cover the paint. That's part of why OKC isn't shooting as well from the outside. The other aspect of it is OKC has reverted to their old ways and not moving the ball. WAY WAY too much dribbling going on now and one guy creating offense for himself. We saw against SA they actually had good ball movement during a lot of the series, which is precisely why they were successful. Miami's man to man backcourt defense is extremely sound and they just aren't allowing OKC to penetrate that well. We're starting to look stagnant at times again. Plus, we can't hit free throws.
^ this
There can be no question that LeBron is the best in the game right now.
Not sure, but it will happen before the Suns win a le.
It's all about the grin/fist pump before the airball...
For Miami to have a much easier time, Wade needs to play better. Game 4 I feel will be the game he snaps out of this funk. IF he does. Miami will easily take game 4. If he doesn't, others will have to step up and it could be another close game. Miami is just a better TEAM than OKC.
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