DukieInBrasil
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Did he pluck the flies' eyes off with chopsticks, like a boss?That and flies eyes soup.
yeah, from 0 to 20 points and 25 to 0 points doesn't seem like normal variation. As mentioned in the podcast, even when Kon is struggling with his shot he's usually still very involved, dishing out dimes etc., but he as largely ineffective at that too vs BC.Changing the direction of the discussion, I am interested in, yet have no answer for, why two of our very good players had such wide swings in their performances. I am considering Tyrese Proctor and Kon Kneuppel. Tyrese nearly disappeared offensively in two games prior to playing BC where he then shown. Kon had a really big game and then disappeared in the BC game.
Was this situation the result of teams focusing their defense on either of these players?
Were the matchups a big problem for these players?
Were either or both of these players suffering from an illness when their performance tanked?
I wouldn't expect such wide swings in a player's performance would just be a random event.
I'd be fine if Khaman attempts 0 more 3s this year. Just being out around the 3pt line removes him from what he does best, score at the rim, rebound, and get Oboards.I don't think anyone has mentioned Khaman's air mailed 3-pointer to open the game.
Can't you hear Jon in practice? Ok, I'll let you shoot one, but if you miss it you've got to go get me rebounds and lob dunks.