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Teams give up between 16 and 24 wide-open threes per game. I Asked T-Mac about what he thinks of how the 3-point line is guarded. “It’s hard to guard these guys because you can’t touch them. If they were hand checking in today’s game, the game would look a... show more

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Amar'e Stoudemire says there is no point guard in today’s game that he would want to play with, it’s no true point guards in the NBA today: “Because for me, you know, as a big sometimes you rely on that ball coming to you. You can’t just grab the rebound and take it yourself and just do your own thing a lot of times, right? So, you need a point guard that can help facilitate the game with you. And I don’t really see a point guard right now in the league that’s that pass first, no look passing behind the back passing point guard what happend to that. I don’t understand where it’s at?” (Via Cousins with Vince Carter & Tracy McGrady)

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Bam Adebayo says his 83 point game changed how the NBA views him “When I step on the court you have to guard me now, I can make 7 3s in a game, I can get to the foul line… it’s a different level of respect for my offensive game.” (h/t NBA Courtside)

Bam Adebayo says his 83 point game changed how the NBA views him “When I step on the court you have to guard me now, I can make 7 3s in a game, I can get to the foul line… it’s a different level of respect for my offensive game.” (h/t NBA Courtside)

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This mother, and daughter were threatened to be kicked out of an Indiana fever basketball game because they were wearing shirts that had XXYY which supports fairness in women’s sports. They were given T-shirts to put over their shirts, which they did because they didn’t want to leave the game. Meanwhile, someone wearing a trans’s T-shirt was highlighted on camera . I realize they paid a lot of money to see the game so… My question is, would you have covered up your T-shirts to continue watching the game?

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Iman Shumpert says Steph Curry changed how every NBA team plays, but James Harden changed how players build their individual offensive game. “People tried arguing with me on Twitter, saying I claimed James changed the game more than Steph. That’s not what I said. They belong in the same conversation.” “Steph made the three-pointer a necessity. If your team can’t shoot threes today, you’re not surviving in this league.” “Before Steph and Klay, the three was something you used when you needed to catch up. They turned it into a weapon.” “I remember in the Finals, my teammates were getting on me for passing up open threes. I kept thinking, ‘I’ve never played like this.’ Then you realize you have to because they’re counting by threes.” “You’d see a missed shot and your first thought wasn’t where the rebound was going. It was, ‘Where’s Steph?’ Because if he got it, you knew what was coming.” “Steph changed the game because he made everyone add the three-point shot to their game.” “James Harden changed something different. He made his style of play become people’s package.” “There’s a difference between being good at basketball and having game. The great ones have a complete package they can go to at the end of a game.” “That’s what Kobe had. You knew he was going to get to his spots. You just didn’t know how.”

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Shannon Sharpe reacts to Max Kellerman saying Michael Jordan would average a 40-point triple-double in today’s NBA: “You guys are looking at it like Jordan or who he is and what he’s become. Now imagine him being on a team and he’s not Michael Jordan yet. So now you think they’re going to just say, Okay, shoot 27 times a game because when he average that 37, he was shooting about 27, 28 times a game. And the way these kids are wired now, these kids don’t really respect anything. It’s easy to say they respect Jordan now because Jordan is retired. But look at him on your team. It’s hard, man. These guys, these kids different now.” (Via Nightcap)

Shannon Sharpe reacts to Max Kellerman saying Michael Jordan would average a 40-point triple-double in today’s NBA: “You guys are looking at it like Jordan or who he is and what he’s become. Now imagine him being on a team and he’s not Michael Jordan yet. So now you think they’re going to just say, Okay, shoot 27 times a game because when he average that 37, he was shooting about 27, 28 times a game. And the way these kids are wired now, these kids don’t really respect anything. It’s easy to say they respect Jordan now because Jordan is retired. But look at him on your team. It’s hard, man. These guys, these kids different now.” (Via Nightcap)

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Kawhi Leonard said Ty Lue didn’t believe he could get up 12 three-point attempts per game: “When I told T-Lue that I’m gonna shoot 12 threes, he said ‘How?’ It was probably about December, I was like ‘You gon see.’” Kawhi decided when the Clippers were in a slump that he needed to take it upon himself to get more threes up.

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“When you play the mid-range game and the lay-up game, they can't guard you at ALL. You're sitting here taking step-back hard threes...OK, some of them go in, but for the most of the night they're NOT!” Gilbert says Luka is making scoring harder on himself

“When you play the mid-range game and the lay-up game, they can't guard you at ALL. You're sitting here taking step-back hard threes...OK, some of them go in, but for the most of the night they're NOT!” Gilbert says Luka is making scoring harder on himself

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im really done with this game! i play always 4-6hrs most of the time solo squad and dying a lot because of this shit, and no one cares about the problems in the game. PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS you guys have to work on these stuff, this game is full stress and with these problems it getting worse!

im really done with this game! i play always 4-6hrs most of the time solo squad and dying a lot because of this shit, and no one cares about the problems in the game. PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS you guys have to work on these stuff, this game is full stress and with these problems it getting worse!

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Michael Beasley says you can’t compare Dwyane Wade vs Harden in scoring because they played in different eras with the 3 point shot: “I would have to divide the Eras up. D Wade played in era where teams would tell you the first to 90 wins the game. In that era Wade was giving you 30, 5 APG and 5 RPG. That means he accounted for at least 40% of the offense with the blocks and steals…. My 2nd year D Wade came to me bragging about making 100 3s last year. Now they average 10 3s a game. That’s 800 in a season compared to the 100 he was bragging about making at 30%… if D Wade took 800 3s you don’t think he makes 300 of them?” (Via Club Shay Shay)

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"They were 22/28 from the free throw line in the 2nd half. That's almost impossible to do in a college game. But I give them a lot of credit. They put our guys in a position to foul and we fouled the shit out of them." - Sean Miller after Texas' loss to Auburn

"They were 22/28 from the free throw line in the 2nd half. That's almost impossible to do in a college game. But I give them a lot of credit. They put our guys in a position to foul and we fouled the shit out of them." - Sean Miller after Texas' loss to Auburn

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Mark Schlereth was asked if Brandon Aiyuk is worth the trouble to potential teams: “If I were a GM, I wouldn’t even think about bringing Brandon Aiyuk on my team. I don’t care how talented he is. At what point is he going to be upset about where he’s going to sit on the plane? At what point is he going to be upset that he only got two targets and didn’t have a catch in a game? At what point is he going to stop showing up to work?… I always say this about guys, intrinsically motivated vs extrinsically motivated. He’s neither. The dude got paid and he still quit.”

Mark Schlereth was asked if Brandon Aiyuk is worth the trouble to potential teams: “If I were a GM, I wouldn’t even think about bringing Brandon Aiyuk on my team. I don’t care how talented he is. At what point is he going to be upset about where he’s going to sit on the plane? At what point is he going to be upset that he only got two targets and didn’t have a catch in a game? At what point is he going to stop showing up to work?… I always say this about guys, intrinsically motivated vs extrinsically motivated. He’s neither. The dude got paid and he still quit.”

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James Harden on if the Clippers loss against the Wolves is deflating: “It's not just this game. It’s the Milwaukee game in Milwaukee. You look at the Laker game, like this [game]. I could point to a handful of games. It's not about another team. It's about us and that's what we preach and that's what it is. No matter who we play. And if we're healthy and our energy is right, it doesn't matter who we play.”

James Harden on if the Clippers loss against the Wolves is deflating: “It's not just this game. It’s the Milwaukee game in Milwaukee. You look at the Laker game, like this [game]. I could point to a handful of games. It's not about another team. It's about us and that's what we preach and that's what it is. No matter who we play. And if we're healthy and our energy is right, it doesn't matter who we play.”

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Rich Paul believes James Harden would’ve had 3 rings if he played with LeBron 👀 “If you’re saying Luka is James Harden 2.0. You know what I would do? I would go back and look at how the teams were constructed around James Harden. I can almost guarantee you, there was no LeBron James on those teams with James Harden because if there was, he would have 3 rings” (Via Game Over Podcast)

Rich Paul believes James Harden would’ve had 3 rings if he played with LeBron 👀 “If you’re saying Luka is James Harden 2.0. You know what I would do? I would go back and look at how the teams were constructed around James Harden. I can almost guarantee you, there was no LeBron James on those teams with James Harden because if there was, he would have 3 rings” (Via Game Over Podcast)

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Jake Guentzel's game is about finding space. One way he *consistently* does that is by making contact with opposing defensemen to give them the illusion he is right on top of them. Then, he drifts away to open space. He goes from contact to wide open. Touch and go. Brilliant.

Jake Guentzel's game is about finding space. One way he consistently does that is by making contact with opposing defensemen to give them the illusion he is right on top of them. Then, he drifts away to open space. He goes from contact to wide open. Touch and go. Brilliant.

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