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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #30 on: March 31, 2014, 09:41:28 PM »

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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #31 on: March 31, 2014, 09:42:22 PM »

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Why can't Bass be this aggressive in the post every night?


The answer. It's easier to pick and pop.

And he's not really good in the post.

He is worse at team defense and rebounding. And have we talked about his hands?
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #32 on: March 31, 2014, 09:46:26 PM »

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Why can't Bass be this aggressive in the post every night?


The answer. It's easier to pick and pop.

And he's not really good in the post.

He is worse at team defense and rebounding. And have we talked about his hands?

Bass.....

Ol concrete mitts

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #33 on: March 31, 2014, 09:51:02 PM »

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Why can't Bass be this aggressive in the post every night?


The answer. It's easier to pick and pop.

And he's not really good in the post.

He is worse at team defense and rebounding. And have we talked about his hands?

Bass.....

Ol concrete mitts

Lol. TP!
Once you are labeled 'the best' you want to stay up there, and you can't do it by loafing around.
 
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #34 on: March 31, 2014, 09:52:25 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #35 on: March 31, 2014, 09:56:30 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #36 on: March 31, 2014, 09:58:34 PM »

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Although I count 5 players on defense, it always seems the Celtics play 4 against 5.
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #37 on: March 31, 2014, 09:58:58 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Has Felton really torched him? Other than two 20 plus games (which were both losses) Felton was largely average. I think he's playing very good defense just that he's preserving himself on offense.

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #38 on: March 31, 2014, 10:00:02 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Has Felton really torched him? Other than two 20 plus games (which were both losses) Felton was largely average. I think he's playing very good defense just that he's preserving himself on offense.

Preserving his body for his CHUCKING SKILLS ON OFFENSE
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #39 on: March 31, 2014, 10:05:19 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Has Felton really torched him? Other than two 20 plus games (which were both losses) Felton was largely average. I think he's playing very good defense just that he's preserving himself on offense.

Preserving his body for his CHUCKING SKILLS ON OFFENSE

Well someone needs to pick up the scoring slack though I do wish he drive more often and get fouled. He got to work on his ball handling.

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #40 on: March 31, 2014, 10:05:25 PM »

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Bayless is all or nothing.
Once you are labeled 'the best' you want to stay up there, and you can't do it by loafing around.
 
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #41 on: March 31, 2014, 10:10:05 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Has Felton really torched him? Other than two 20 plus games (which were both losses) Felton was largely average. I think he's playing very good defense just that he's preserving himself on offense.

Preserving his body for his CHUCKING SKILLS ON OFFENSE

Well someone needs to pick up the scoring slack though I do wish he drive more often and get fouled. He got to work on his ball handling.
If he drove more he'd get hurt more, which hardly seems possible

Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #42 on: March 31, 2014, 10:13:14 PM »

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Eja just made me spit my tea onto myself with that last one, though. TP.
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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #43 on: March 31, 2014, 10:16:03 PM »

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Re: Celtics (23-50) at Bulls (41-32) Game #74 3/31/14
« Reply #44 on: March 31, 2014, 10:33:59 PM »

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Bradley is starting to annoy me. Not that he shoots too much, but that he is really not that talented.

Yeah. He has a really hard time dribbling the ball. This is his 4th year as a pro. How long do we play the potential card with him?

With a guard, you kind of know more or less what you have by the time they are in their 4th year. Bradley is good at defending point guards and smaller shooting guards. And he can hit long 2s pretty well. The shooting has yet to be seen in the pressure cooker of the playoffs.

the 'potential' label came off after last year when he was mostly healthy.

Bradley is 23 years old and already an 2nd team all nba defender. While he still needs work his offense has improved and he's better suited in off the ball situations.
When was the last time you saw Bradley play great, or even good, defense?
for me, the proverbial bloom came off his rose when Felton torched him in the playoffs last year.  haven't seen anything this year close to the D he played when healthy his first 3 years.

Has Felton really torched him? Other than two 20 plus games (which were both losses) Felton was largely average. I think he's playing very good defense just that he's preserving himself on offense.
has he?  yes he did.  every game Felton did whatever he wanted.  scoring isn't everything a PG does.  Felton picked apart the C's defense by constantly driving by AB or passing with little hindrance from AB

Felton IS average, that's my point.  If AB played the level of D he's supposed to play, Felton doesn't have ANY 20 point games and more importantly, he doesn't carve up the D with his drives and passing