bodo

Još jedan koji ima problem sa agresijom.

Ma Denver je još na sad prihvatljivih 60%.čekamo da ostali padnu na njihove brojke a oni da dignu na maksimum. Šalu na stranu. Povela se debata pred jedno 15tak dana da su Sunsi kiksali protiv Indiane koja je tada imala the second end of a B2B. Istom logikom se može onda i ovo nazvati kiks Denvera s obzirom da, su Kingsi imali težak meč sa Susima noć prije. Samo za one koji ne prate igre njihove.

A to da.

Jedva smo ovu dobili.

Ukazao se Ilić

Joj baš krvare oči

Još jedno mjesto je ostalo. Ili će jedan od two-way pretvoriti u standardni.

Govori se već danima da smo zainteresirani za njega a i lani je bio meta. Dobar rebounder i finišer oko obruča. Vidjet ćemo kako će se snaći. Potpisao već.

Pa baš.

Mene samo zanima hoće li Smart malo sebičniji postat

Kaže u svoju obranu da ima problema sa perifernim vidom noseći ovu zaštitnu masku. Još veća glupost je da Vogel ostavlja njega i EG za obranu tog zadnjeg napada a ne recimo Bola na inbound pass i O'Neala na Stepha. Plus Phoenix je imao još jedan mali faul. Glupost na glupost i vidi se ishod. Čudan je Vogel sa nekim svojim odlukama.

U momentima kad nema Tea zbog povrede a Hanga odmenjuje Yaga i organizira napad mi imamo velikih problema u napadu i kao po pravilu ulazimo u rezultatski minus. Tako se meni odokativno bar čini.

Je, back and forth cijeli meč. Mislim da niti jedna ekipa nije imala predmost veću od 7 poena sa stalnim izmjenama vodstva i izjednačenjima.sa jedne strane Beal tragičar jer je promašio otvorenu trojku za +5 na 3s do kraja a zatim ispao na inbound pass za Currya koji skoro sa parkinga pogađa match winner. Tako je to negdje dobiješ a negdje izgubiš. Uglavnom PO match po intenzitetu i neizvjesnosti. Ratnici su u dobrom momentumu u zadnjih desetak mečeva.

Šteta. Ne bi bilo nezasluženo i da smo mi dobili. Hanga zaista mora biti bolji na terenu. Ovo nije dovoljno dobro. Bravo za Yaga i Gilespia.

Fali nam bolji Hanga

Bravo Fredie

Luka definitivno izašao iz krize

Smart on fire

Nije problem kad Neda uzme šut i promaši nego kad se zadribla i daje loše pasove te im daje čistu kontru.

E moj Neda

Mi objasniš kako si došao do ovih procenata. Evo ja sam matematičar po struci pa ne uspijevam doći do formule.

DARKO (Daily Adjusted and Regressed Kalman Optimized projections) is an attempt to fill these gaps. Created by Kostya Medvedovsky, DARKO is a basketball projection system similar in concept to baseball projection systems such as PECOTA and ZiPS — to not only measure player performance but to map future projections.

Nit mrskijeg kluba u EL nit težeg gosta u istoj. Sa njima uvek na nož.

Loser, Surprisingly: The Dallas Mavericks’ Quest for a Two-Way Wing On the surface, Dallas should be a deadline winner. The Mavericks traded Grant Williams, the seldom-used Seth Curry, and a 2027 first-round pick (with top-two protections) for P.J. Washington. Just about every other team that added a good player at the deadline received a winner’s grade in this column; why not Dallas? Well, it’s unclear just how good Washington is. His scoring is mostly empty calories; he doesn’t rebound, draw free throws, or create open shots for teammates. Advanced stats loathe the former Hornet. DARKO thinks he makes his team 1.5 points worse than average, per 100 possessions. Estimated plus-minus rates him worse, at minus-2.2 per 100. And box plus-minus hates him most of all, at minus-3.0 per 100 this year, one of the worst marks in the league. Washington has the promise of a positionless 3-and-D contributor. But in reality, he doesn’t fulfill his potential in either part of that formula: His 3-point percentage has declined for four straight seasons, down to 32 percent this year, and his defensive effort has waned as a victim of Charlotte’s broader malaise. At the very least, it’s difficult to imagine that Washington will do much to boost Dallas’s 22nd-ranked defense. There are important contextual caveats that color Washington’s performance to date and that could push this trade more into the winners column for the Mavericks. Maybe Washington will perk up once he plays in games that matter? Maybe he’ll score more efficiently with Luka Doncic setting him up on the perimeter? But acquiring this context-dependent, hypothetical upgrade cost Dallas what is essentially its last valuable trade chip: its 2027 first. This move comes after the Mavericks traded 2030 swap rights to the Spurs in the offseason, as part of the Williams sign-and-trade. To Dallas’s credit, the front office recognized that Williams didn’t fit on this roster and didn’t treat him as a sunk cost. (Williams’s play had clearly declined on both ends; given that Joe Mazzulla didn’t trust him in Boston, either, this means that Williams has worn out his welcome two seasons in a row.) But this transaction sequence means the team essentially traded a first-round pick and a swap for a player with uncertain ability on both ends. Dallas also traded 2028 swap rights to the Thunder on deadline day as part of a three-team deal that brought Daniel Gafford to town. Gafford is a good player signed to a reasonable contract, but he can’t share the court with Dereck Lively II—neither center has made a 3-pointer this season—so Dallas effectively gave up even more draft capital for a backup center. If Washington and Gafford don’t make the Mavericks contenders—and they’re still probably the sixth-best team in the West, maybe, right now—Dallas could rue the opportunity cost when it’s unable to make future moves to surround Luka with talent. Some teams go all in for stars like Damian Lillard and Kevin Durant. Others, apparently, do it for the third-best players on the Hornets and Wizards.

E pa sad se oporavlja od oporavka.