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Re: Chauncey Billups is nowhere near 100%
« Reply #15 on: May 21, 2008, 12:42:45 AM »

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No brainer, then.

Exploit the weakness.  He didn't look right out there tonight so keep attacking on Thursday.
Has to be Ray since Detroit putting Rip on Rondo right out of the gate.  We should press and trap Chauncey next game.

Re: Chauncey Billups is nowhere near 100%
« Reply #16 on: May 21, 2008, 12:47:10 AM »

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No brainer, then.

Exploit the weakness.  He didn't look right out there tonight so keep attacking on Thursday.
Has to be Ray since Detroit putting Rip on Rondo right out of the gate.  We should press and trap Chauncey next game.
have ray be in constant movement around picks whenever Chauncey is on him,billups  will be falling all over the place with one dead leg

Re: Chauncey Billups is nowhere near 100%
« Reply #17 on: May 21, 2008, 12:56:35 AM »

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Grande & Max were talking about how Billups looked hurt.  They noted that he was shooting free throws differently because he had to change his form due to the hammy. 

Max went as far to say that he thought Billups wouldn't be able to finish the series.

To me, if he's hurt then we must continue to exploit him.  We did tonight, more on the defensive end, than the offensive.

Re: Chauncey Billups is nowhere near 100%
« Reply #18 on: May 21, 2008, 11:11:30 PM »

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The TNT crew explaind it best when debating Clutch Shot Rob's foul on David West during game7.

You dont know your injured until the other team starts notice'ing re-marking how a hurt ear flap, would be slapped away at when the other team notices even though you would never be hit on the ear on a regular basis.

Its common practice to go after an injurie but The only thing that worrys me, is Kevin Garnett's relationship with Billups as they are more than just regular friends. That might have an impact on how they treat Billups, hopefully it wont because im 100% sure sheed would hack away at KG if he knew there was an injurie to exploit.

Where i want the team to strike at Billups, is when he's going to the basket, he can kill us when he goes to the line, if he has to go to it, he has to go there after a hard spill on the floor to up the likely hood of a missed FTA.
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