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Jibberish is a fitting name for any senseless crap post Sequ puts up on this board. Need I say more.
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Jibberish is a fitting name for any senseless crap post Sequ puts up on this board. Need I say more.
And Beno Udrih is HALL OF FAME talent.
While I do not discourging reading the newspaper, you might want to pull your head outta the boxscore and watch a few games. Horry is a very, very intellegent player. Horry is an excellent help defender.
He sets hard picks.
He chases after loose balls.
HE IS THE FIRST PLAYER to be up in an opponents FACE when Timmy gets knocked to the floor.
He makes the right pass.
He's not afraid.
He will take a hard fall for the team.
If Horry is a scrub, then Jordan is a sixth man.
Why don't you take that stat sheet, roll a fattie, and smoke it.
Really... so he didn't shoot 36% from the field last year? Oh. Well, while you go by opinion, I will go by his terrible, god awful statistics. By the way, did I say he was a scrub his entire career? No, I didn't. Presently, he is a huge scrub. That cannot be debated.
He shoots 36% from the field.And Beno Udrih is HALL OF FAME talent.
While I do not discourging reading the newspaper, you might want to pull your head outta the boxscore and watch a few games. Horry is a very, very intellegent player. Horry is an excellent help defender.
He sets hard picks.
He chases after loose balls.
HE IS THE FIRST PLAYER to be up in an opponents FACE when Timmy gets knocked to the floor.
He makes the right pass.
He's not afraid.
He will take a hard fall for the team.
If Horry is a scrub, then Jordan is a sixth man.
He shoots 33% from 3.
He shoots 59% from the line.
He dogs it 95% of regular season games. (or maybe he just is that bad now, I can't decide)
By the way, I watched every spurs game last year, can you say the same? In any case, your assumption was a little off.
Enough with the trolling. Judging Horry to be a scrub by looking at regular season stats would get you laughed out of most debates. Are you watching games or box scores? He's not paid to be a shooter. He beat out Malik Rose his first year and any other backup Big for minutes since then because of his team contributions.
He hits big shots in the playoffs and his playoff performance is why he is so highly valued.
In the Finals, Robert only took one shot that wasn't a 3-point attempt. Even during the regular season, 60% of Robert's shots were 3-point attempts. His role isn't to be a shooter in the regular season, it's all the other contributions that he does on the floor with his team defense, screen-setting, floor spacing, finding the open man, ball-reversals, setting up the high-low easy baskets, etc. Watch games, not box scores and your arguments won't seem so foolish.
Yes, I watched every game, AND I PAID ATTENTION.
But hey that's what STATS are for....People who unable to pay attention to the details of the game. Incase you weren't aware, basketball is more than stats. Or maybe you were one of the many that voted for Marcus Camby for Defensive Player of the Year over Bruce/Timmy.
Robert Horry wins championships.
Jibbering fools.
Game, set, match.Here's a fact... several men with infinitely more experience in forming an NBA Champion roster than you have decided that he was not the best fit for their team, the team they work with 24-7. I'm more inclined to believe them over a guy that can't even realize the huge contributions of Robert Horry.
Again, all opinions. Stats are fact. You cannot debate them. Horry was a dog all season long. Bonner was way more effective when he got his chance on the floor. Popovich was just going with reputation, clearly.
I'm not trying to discount shots he has made, but all of last season and most of the season before he's been complete garbage. It's time to move on, homers. I've seen better shooters at the YMCA.
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