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Quote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:54:09 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 06:40:42 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:19:22 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.Sullinger was hitting the sophomore wall last season at times also. If KO plays the same inconsistent way he is now next season, it's warranted that people be hard on him. Right now up and downs is expected. Next game or the game after he is going to score 15-20 pts. Then score 5 etc. Its expected. Brad did the right thing to start Zeller and bring KO off the benchSullinger grazed the wall. KO is smashing into it head-first.Why do you have to be a debbie downer today? We won the game. Go have a beer, relax, celebrateThe team just has to do more of the same (vs Lakers vs Wiz) moving fwd. Sully might get 20 one game, KO gets 15 in another , Ab gets 15 then gets 5 another. We don't have a team full of all stars of near all stars and as long as guys step up (seems like its different players, different nights), we will be ok. If we make 8th place this season, i will be a happy guy
Quote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 06:40:42 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:19:22 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.Sullinger was hitting the sophomore wall last season at times also. If KO plays the same inconsistent way he is now next season, it's warranted that people be hard on him. Right now up and downs is expected. Next game or the game after he is going to score 15-20 pts. Then score 5 etc. Its expected. Brad did the right thing to start Zeller and bring KO off the benchSullinger grazed the wall. KO is smashing into it head-first.
Quote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:19:22 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.Sullinger was hitting the sophomore wall last season at times also. If KO plays the same inconsistent way he is now next season, it's warranted that people be hard on him. Right now up and downs is expected. Next game or the game after he is going to score 15-20 pts. Then score 5 etc. Its expected. Brad did the right thing to start Zeller and bring KO off the bench
Quote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.
Quote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in time
Quote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.
Quote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the team
Really frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.
Defensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.
... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block.
Quote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 07:30:14 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:54:09 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 06:40:42 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:19:22 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.Sullinger was hitting the sophomore wall last season at times also. If KO plays the same inconsistent way he is now next season, it's warranted that people be hard on him. Right now up and downs is expected. Next game or the game after he is going to score 15-20 pts. Then score 5 etc. Its expected. Brad did the right thing to start Zeller and bring KO off the benchSullinger grazed the wall. KO is smashing into it head-first.Why do you have to be a debbie downer today? We won the game. Go have a beer, relax, celebrateThe team just has to do more of the same (vs Lakers vs Wiz) moving fwd. Sully might get 20 one game, KO gets 15 in another , Ab gets 15 then gets 5 another. We don't have a team full of all stars of near all stars and as long as guys step up (seems like its different players, different nights), we will be ok. If we make 8th place this season, i will be a happy guySully is our best and most consistent player. He's in the Most Improve P.O.Y. race (as predicted by two ESPN panelists) and I expect him to make an All-Star team within the next five years.
Quote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 10:00:56 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 07:30:14 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:54:09 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 06:40:42 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 06:19:22 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:50:54 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 05:34:45 PMQuote from: triboy16f on December 07, 2014, 05:04:45 PMQuote from: TheFlex on December 07, 2014, 04:03:01 PMReally frustrating to see Turner get those minutes at the end, Thornton should have returned shortly after receiving his breather.Also, Olynyk is playing terribly.KO is going to be fine. Stop harping on him. He will score 15 the next game and maybe 5 the game after that etc. He will become consistent once he builds his body further and with experience. For now he does other little things that doesn't show up on the stat sheet to help the teamHarping on him? I hardly ever mention KO outside of when you decide to make glorification threads about him. Perhaps you are so sensitive to your favorites (KO) and least favorites (Rondo) that you think everyone is talking about them when in reality you are driving the discussion.Not sure how much he is invisibly helping the team when he's horrific defensively and playing with such hesitance offensively that he doesn't get the ball enough to increase ball movement efficiency or take a defender out of the equation as a shooting threat.Have i been harping on Rondo these past few games? I wanted to see him push the pace and he has done that. Well for a horrible player you have just described, BS still puts KO out there. Bc like i said he does the little things out there . He was a +3 and don't even think scored a pt tonight. I do agree he needs to shoot more but i'm ok with his defense. Do you seem him slack off?? He is getting beat at times but its not due to poor effort. A better body + experience will help him become better defender in timeSeriously? You have an obsession with Rondo. Rondo has been pushing the pace all season. We're just playing worse teams.KO is not a horrible player, I don't think I ever said that. I just said he's playing terribly, which shouldn't really be a controversial statement. He's a supremely offensive player but if he's not asserting himself as an offensive focal point, his defense is far too poor for him to be an impactful player. Another thing I've noticed about him with my naked (and therefore flawed) eye is that his passing performance seems to be tied to his shooting performance. If he's not shooting well he seems to become reluctant and remove himself from the game. He gets the ball less and is ill-positioned to get assists or assist the assister, even when he's not looking to score. Lastly, he's not a great rebounder, so it's not like he can just bear down on a bad shooting night and snatch 10-12 rebounds.It's nice that he's trying but it doesn't change the result. KO gets abused in the post against a strong front court like Washington's. Here's another bit of evidence that Sully is a far superior defender than KO, per ESPN's analysis of their 2013-14 seasons:QuoteDefensively, Sullinger actually ranked well above average against both the pick-and-roll defender and roll man, according to Synergy, which no doubt earned him Brad Stevens' trust as the season went on.Quote... and [KO] struggled mightily on defense, particularly on the block. You can find the analysis on their ESPN player profile under the "Advanced Stats" tab.The differential between the two on both ends seems to have widened this season. Sully is blossoming while KO might be hitting the sophomore wall right now.Sullinger was hitting the sophomore wall last season at times also. If KO plays the same inconsistent way he is now next season, it's warranted that people be hard on him. Right now up and downs is expected. Next game or the game after he is going to score 15-20 pts. Then score 5 etc. Its expected. Brad did the right thing to start Zeller and bring KO off the benchSullinger grazed the wall. KO is smashing into it head-first.Why do you have to be a debbie downer today? We won the game. Go have a beer, relax, celebrateThe team just has to do more of the same (vs Lakers vs Wiz) moving fwd. Sully might get 20 one game, KO gets 15 in another , Ab gets 15 then gets 5 another. We don't have a team full of all stars of near all stars and as long as guys step up (seems like its different players, different nights), we will be ok. If we make 8th place this season, i will be a happy guySully is our best and most consistent player. He's in the Most Improve P.O.Y. race (as predicted by two ESPN panelists) and I expect him to make an All-Star team within the next five years.I know to you Sully is the best. I like Sully also. Danny really lucked out getting him at 21. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URPFblbbUMo