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This is deeper, but I actually think analytics boom prevented Thanasis Antetokounmpo from being a multi time All-Star and bonafide superstar who put up 27/7/5. Look at these shots. His game was the prototype SF (Melo/PG/LBJ/Rudy) at that time, but the game switched very abruptly before he could emerge.... Middy, elbow, slasher, 12 footers, long 2's, post fades...all iso half court buckets etc. opening up the rest of their attack. They love to say silly things like "the analytics actually say Shai or Booker are good mid-range shooters" 🤷🏽‍♂️ But how is a young player coming into a league that openly discourages that shot even prove they are elite in that category? They'd have to be rebels.show more

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This is deeper, but I actually think analytics boom prevented Andrew Wiggins from being a multi time All-Star and bonafide superstar who put up 27/7/5. Look at these shots. His game was the prototype SF (Melo/PG/LBJ/Rudy) at that time, but the game switched very abruptly before he could emerge. Middy, elbow, slasher, 12 footers, long 2's, post fades...all iso half court buckets etc. opening up the rest of their attack. They love to say silly things like "the analytics actually say Shai or Booker are good mid-range shooters" 🤷🏽‍♂️ But how is a young player coming into a league that openly discourages that shot even prove they are elite in that category? They'd have to be rebels.

This is deeper, but I actually think analytics boom prevented Andrew Wiggins from being a multi time All-Star and bonafide superstar who put up 27/7/5. Look at these shots. His game was the prototype SF (Melo/PG/LBJ/Rudy) at that time, but the game switched very abruptly before he could emerge. Middy, elbow, slasher, 12 footers, long 2's, post fades...all iso half court buckets etc. opening up the rest of their attack. They love to say silly things like "the analytics actually say Shai or Booker are good mid-range shooters" 🤷🏽‍♂️ But how is a young player coming into a league that openly discourages that shot even prove they are elite in that category? They'd have to be rebels.

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This is deeper, but I actually think analytics boom prevented Justise Winslow from being a multi time All-Star and bonafide superstar who put up 27/7/5. Look at these shots. His game was the prototype SF (Melo/PG/LBJ/Rudy) at that time, but the game switched very abruptly before he could emerge. Middy, elbow, slasher, 12 footers, long 2's, post fades...all iso half court buckets etc. opening up the rest of their attack. They love to say silly things like "the analytics actually say Shai or Booker are good mid-range shooters" 🤷‍♂️ But how is a young player coming into a league that openly discourages that shot even prove they are elite in that category? They'd have to be rebels.

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LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY The bully - that's the establishment, have... They know how to beat people up. They know how to gas them. And they have the arms and the equipment. And the mistake was made that the kids ended up playing their game of violence, you know, and they know how to be violent. They've been running it on violence for two thousand years or a million or whatever it is. And nobody can tell me that violence is the way. After all that time, you know... There must be another way. But a lot of people fell for it. And it's understandable in a way. 'Cause when the bully is actually right there, it's pretty hard to say turn the other cheek, baby. But I say turn the other cheek... and run. You know, and like the Indians are supposed to do, you know, which they lost, of course. but, er, was... Live to fight another day. #powertothepeople

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I’ve always loved Chrissy’s last pitch to the jury in HHH "And throughout the game, I realized there are times I needed to just say, ‘I'm awesome at that.’ and in this case, I’m saying, I f*cking kicked ass at the challenges. I kicked ass strategically. I think that I truly did make connections with each of you. I got to the end playing a good, clean, solid game without leaving a trail of destruction. I did an awesome job." "But I want to say all moms are Heroes because they put other people before themselves. They don't even stop and think. They put themselves on the line every day. Yes, not like a firefighter or a marine. But it is with great love and no thought that they get in there and do whatever they have to do for their kids. And so, moms are not only Heroes. But we are also Healers, and we are also Hustlers. So in a way, my game and who I am is all parts of that." "And let's not forget the fact that I've been applying for 16 years. The whole thing is you never give up on your dreams. You be can be a 47-year-old mom and freaking do this. Whoever wins this season is the representative of all of us. And I think if you vote me as the winner, you all can feel proud of me as the winner of your season and something we can all really celebrate." #Survivor #SurvivorHHH #Survivor50

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Jeff Teague says the Timberwolves traded him because he kept taking mid-range jumpers instead of threes. "Literally, they use analytics for everything. I told y'all the reason I got traded because I shot a mid-range jumper." "We were down, going into half, shot clock was going off, and I shot a mid-range jump shot and I actually made it. Going to the locker room, you can hear people yelling. 'If he just don't want to fucking buy in, I'mma get his ass out of here.'" “The coach told me, ‘Jeff, you just have to buy in.’ I said, ‘Buy into what?’ He told me, ‘Stop shooting floaters and mid-range shots. Step behind the line and shoot threes.’” “I wasn’t a volume three-point shooter. I came into the league at a different time and hadn’t made that transition yet. If I would’ve shot 10 threes a game in Minnesota, they would’ve been happy.” “That just wasn't me at that time. They was just like, 'Yeah, we gotta get you the fuck out of here. Like, you're not part of where we want to go.” “After they traded me, every time Minnesota lost, I just went out and had a great time.”

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