I didn't realize he played as many minutes (19) as he did. With Tony and Kawhi out, some guys are getting some great experience.
Paul looked good tonight bro. He definitely buried Forbes on the bench. Forbes is a way player that shows effort on the other, kind of like Patty. Don't need both now, but Pop did the right thing. He has a heirarchy and Paul had to earn from Forbes. It's just Forbes only contributes when it doesn't matter. He needs more seasoning. Paul is ready now. He's got a vet's game. He knows who he is as a player and his defense as is, remarkable. He'll be an asset vs GS.
Kyle has been underrated. HIs ability to step in when Kawhi is out, within a team concept of course, not that he provides even half of what Kawhi is capable of, but he does step in for whomever Pop needs him to and is reliable has been overlooked. Team keeps piling up wins.
He looked plenty good what I saw of him. Makes me wonder how on earth he didn't stick with Philadelphia.
He has been injured twice in his young career and had season ending shoulder surgery and something else. There was an article I read about it, might be in his church thread if I shared it.. but can't remember.
Perhaps it has taken him awhile to shed the after-effects of those injuries and regain his form, but I believe the injuries occurred at least a year before he signed with Philly last off-season. He looks like a vet out there. Hooray for the Good Guys!
LOL MANU BALLING ON THESE YOUNG NIGS
Manu be like "todays nba"
Agreed, and has shown improvement in most facets of the game. Will be a nice rounded out player.
That said, stat is misleading for Kyle and other garbage time guys early in their careers who wouldn't see the floor in close games but would in blowouts. So more freebie wins.
Attributing wins to fathead when joining at the peak of a franchise (championship). This people are dumb tbh.
reminder that KA is only 24 years old, he won't lose any athleticism until he is 40+ years old, he manages to positively impact the team despite looking pretty bad out there.
his second contract will be very reasonable, he can defend multiple positions, Chip Engelland, etc etc.
I hope he is a Spur for life
Last edited by vander; 10-26-2017 at 12:10 AM.
A little less defensive intensity than in the other games, but I do not know much of the Heat personnel and I guess Spurs players had the same problem ...
Aldridge, Gay, Green, Manu ... all were superb ... Green also vowed van Gundy with his improved handles
Gasol again had some bad passes, but at least he rebounded ... still felt like the team plays better with him off the floor
Murray was underwhelming, but the Heat defended him well and he made good enough passes after penetrating ... his floaters were awful though
Anderson had a double double ... I don not like his game, but right now he is doing alright
Patty Mills needs to be injured tbh ...
Also like Paul ... two 3s ... good defense
4-0 start ... now they have to blow away Simmons
dabom You gotta find a way to stash these for the
LakerHater , as always, clutch. Appreciate it bro
Stop catering to that dude Lakerhater tbh. In any game there’s going to be missed plays by everyone. Is this a fansute or a hate site tbh. Dude is a pure troll
Dude had like 2:30 minutes of lols today.dabom You gotta find a way to stash these for the
LakerHater , as always, clutch. Appreciate it bro
I might have to make a thread to put all these gifs.
Look at that reaction of anguish by fathead after he misses.
When you hurt an ankle your big fear is landing after you jump. I’ll excuse this miss.
U look at it as us still winning even when he looks bad, I look at it as making us not reach our potential by playing a subpar player... He has been here for 3 years and can't make wide open layups... Imagine when he goes against Draymond Green in the playoffs
What about all the other wide open ones before the injury? That wasn't his first open missed layup ever... Lol
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