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I generally agree but think the rebound is a little high. More like 10.5.
My Guess is...20.5 pts 12.5 rbs 2.4 blocks
I feel the Heat have no answer for Duncan
I generally agree but think the rebound is a little high. More like 10.5.
If he's properly used: 23.6 pts (maybe more), 11 rbs, 2.5 blocks
If being the operative word.
22 pts 9.5 rbs
17 / 12
18.3 pts, 11.5 rebounds and 2.4 blocks
19.2 pts, 10.1 rbs
15ppg/8rpg/1.5bpg/3apg
24 points, 18 rebounds, 5 blocks, 5 assists
21.5 points, 12.4 rebounds, 3.2 blocks, 3.1 assists.
He will go crazy one game and get like 7-8 blocks which will pump up his stats. There's a chance he'll end up averaging a load of rebounds too.
After all, don't forget Pop isn't going to be a pussy and rest guys anymore. Timmy's minutes should see an increase, which will make his stats follow suit and go up too.
19 pts 13 boards 3 bpg
51 pts
32 rbds
17 asts
12 blks
8 stls
I'm an optimist.
17 pts 9 rebs 6 asts 1.9 blks.
Around 17 and 10 if Pop has him shooting too many J's..
22 and 12 if Pop puts him in this series where he belongs and that's inside..
18/9
13/7
I was about to predict the same kind of numbers, anything more would be just gravy.
If the Heat couldn't guard Hibbert with one basic move--a jump hook--then Duncan will abuse them with a week plus rest.
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25.2 ppg 13.4 reb 4.1 ast 59% FG 76% FT 3.1 blk
If the Spurs want to win, he's going to need to average 25/12
This. Miami has no answer.
19.3pts 11rebs 2.8blks - Finals MVP
24/12/2/2
No.. Tony needs to put up 23-25 on 50% IMO, Tim has to be very good but not dominant if the role players make their shots...
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