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Thank you.Originally Posted by CJ616
. Alright man, i'll let you tell it.
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Thank you.Originally Posted by CJ616
. Alright man, i'll let you tell it.
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
Been saying the Bulls was Cavs status... eerily similar
Originally Posted by KING x RIECE
Been saying the Bulls was Cavs status... eerily similar
Is that a partial tear?Originally Posted by zack54attack
Rose had a MRI today....Grade 2 Sprain.
Is that a partial tear?Originally Posted by zack54attack
Rose had a MRI today....Grade 2 Sprain.
http://www.csnchicago.com...ID=515797&feedID=627Originally Posted by JaeEvolution
Is that a partial tear?Originally Posted by zack54attack
Rose had a MRI today....Grade 2 Sprain.
http://www.csnchicago.com...ID=515797&feedID=627Originally Posted by JaeEvolution
Is that a partial tear?Originally Posted by zack54attack
Rose had a MRI today....Grade 2 Sprain.
Originally Posted by OnionSlice
I'm sorry, but Boozer straight up sucks.
Originally Posted by OnionSlice
I'm sorry, but Boozer straight up sucks.
both, but Boozer is trash. never shows up in the playoffs and the trend continuesOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
Originally Posted by OnionSlice
I'm sorry, but Boozer straight up sucks.
and bosh is soft
both, but Boozer is trash. never shows up in the playoffs and the trend continuesOriginally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
Originally Posted by OnionSlice
I'm sorry, but Boozer straight up sucks.
and bosh is soft
In fact, is there really any regression to the mean going on at all? During the regular season, the Hawks shot 43 percent from 16-23 feet as a team. That led the league. During the playoffs, Atlanta has hit 72 of their 186 shot attempts from that same range. Pull out a calculator, and you'll find that's ... just under 39 percent. In this supposed unsustainable hot streak of shooting, the Hawks are somehow managing to shoot worse from mid-range than they did in the regular season?
Now, I could make the argument that, against playoff caliber defenses like the one that Chicago owns, such inefficiency won't scale and I would expect the Hawks to shoot worse against heavier competition. Except that they shot better from mid-range against both Orlando and Chicago during the regular season meetings than they have so far in the playoffs.
here is the rest of the article:
http://www.peachtreehoops...anta-chicago-hawks-bulls
In fact, is there really any regression to the mean going on at all? During the regular season, the Hawks shot 43 percent from 16-23 feet as a team. That led the league. During the playoffs, Atlanta has hit 72 of their 186 shot attempts from that same range. Pull out a calculator, and you'll find that's ... just under 39 percent. In this supposed unsustainable hot streak of shooting, the Hawks are somehow managing to shoot worse from mid-range than they did in the regular season?
Now, I could make the argument that, against playoff caliber defenses like the one that Chicago owns, such inefficiency won't scale and I would expect the Hawks to shoot worse against heavier competition. Except that they shot better from mid-range against both Orlando and Chicago during the regular season meetings than they have so far in the playoffs.
here is the rest of the article:
http://www.peachtreehoops...anta-chicago-hawks-bulls
Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
how does he not show up in the playoffs?
20 ppg 12.7 rpg and 50% fg career playoff numbers
Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
how does he not show up in the playoffs?
20 ppg 12.7 rpg and 50% fg career playoff numbers