Yah last year Parker was one of the best clutch players in the league, if not the best by far. Look at his efficiency in those situations. Off the freaking charts:
http://www.82games.com/1314/CSORT11.HTM
Regular season stats.
I thought this was a topic about post-season basketball?
The beauty of the Spurs is their versatility, and like LeBron said during last year's Finals "everyone's live"...meaning everyone on the floor can hurt you, so you have to account for everyone. With all the movement/passing, one missed assignment/rotation gets the defense scrambling and the Spurs are either looking at a shot right at the rim or an open 3.
Ginobili or Parker, for the most part, will iniatate the offense in the final possessions of close games, but who takes the final shot??? Your guess, and the opponents guess, is as good as mine.
Oh sorry here are his playoff ones from last year...even better:Regular season stats.
http://bkref.com/tiny/qHLhy
Now look at plus/minus for the team
http://www.82games.com/1314/CSORT4.HTM
kawhi diaw manu duncan all ahead of tony. Funny cause tony always plays with those guys during close games. All other players play with bench players at one point or another. Parker with starter teammates sucks tbh.
I was gonna say....there was an apo thread about this a month ago that devolved in to a Parker thread, but I though who wants to read that, but then.....
lol, ima steal that response for future situations, but for now
Oh so the committee theory is the winner....lot's of clutch guys in this team if the situation is right
8/13 shots. in 6 games.
Hahahahaha
"Tony's not clutch"
Season stats posted showing him as one of the most clutch players in the league (if not the most) last year.
"But that's the regular season"
Playoff stats posted showing him as one of the most clutch players in the playoffs (if not the most) last year.
"But look at how the rest of the team had a better plus/minus"
You're starting to seem downright pathetic bro. That was one of the worst cases of deflection I've even seen.
I thought parker made lots of key shots last year and some good ones in the finals 2 years ago
Which was 4th most in the entire league and far more than any other Spurs player. Are you really this dumb?8/13 shots. in 6 games.
...actually I'm starting to think you don't understand the stat now by the way you are referencing 6 games.
I thought parker made lots of key shots last year and some good ones in the finals 2 years ago
Still a tiny sample size nonetheless.
you're right 5.2 seconds, full length of the court, tough shot, and he missed, what a choker! And as we all know clutch means you never miss shots down the stretch
Mills needs more time.
Don't cry like a when u post a gif and someone posts a video.
not crying, just think your argument is weak, you retort to clutch shots with one tough abeit key miss. No ones upset, just saying. We both want the same thing here (Spurs success) we just think there are different ways in acheiving itDon't cry like a when u post a gif and someone posts a video.
We want the same thing. Just don't call tony clutch cause he ain't. There's lots of definitions for clutch. Mine ain't 5 mins left to go in the fourth neither team ahead by 5 points.
My definition for clutch is the whole 48 mins in a playoff game count as clutch minutes. Turning the ball over like crazy or shooting the team out of it only to be carried by said team to a "4th quarter or overtime, less than 5 minutes left, neither team ahead by more than 5 points" scenario is ing stupid. Sitting out at the end of games cause your hammy doesn't feel fine.
nelli knows he isn't exactly a Ferrari. Visited the german owned Lambo headquarters.
This looks like yet another interesting thread...
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