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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #30 on: May 04, 2022, 12:00:43 PM »

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I really enjoyed listening to Stan last night. I thought he nailed it and I appreciated his willingness to be honest about how the refs treat Giannis.

I like what he said about C's players in the second half getting into the paint and not even looking to score, just looking to pass. I don't mind the number of 3PA, per se, because I think they were mostly good shots. But what Ime seemed to be telling the team was that those 3's are going to be there no matter what so try to get something closer to the rim while there's time.

Getting to the rim more can help stifle Milwaukee's transition offense and help guys get into/stay in rhythm that'll help those 3=pointers.

The number of attempts is fine but the lack of intention to attack has to change.
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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #31 on: May 04, 2022, 12:10:58 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #32 on: May 04, 2022, 12:11:21 PM »

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I know the coaches and players are smarting than me, but.....

I was really disappointed that they stopped their multiple drives and kick outs in the second half - was working so well in the first half!

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #33 on: May 04, 2022, 12:37:15 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Who are the top 5 color commentators these days?

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #34 on: May 04, 2022, 12:38:35 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Who are the top 5 color commentators these days?
Better question. Are there 5 top color commentators?

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #35 on: May 04, 2022, 12:51:18 PM »

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I think he's somewhat correct, in that if we go cold from outside, we're screwed. However, the Celtics were generating a lot of open looks by going to the basket. You can't ask for much better than that. I suppose maybe Milwaukee doesn't help as aggressively and then those shots aren't as open. But it won't take long for Tatum, Brown and White to figure that out and go hard for layups/free throws.

It's a make or miss league. This is going to be a make or miss series. As long as the defense holds up, we won't be without opportunities to win most games.

I don’t know. Milwaukee’s interior defense softened up in the 3rd quarter and our guys were still trying to drive and dish. It looked like our offense stagnated worse than it probably did because 1) yeah our guys got impatient and started taking the first shot available and 2) Milwaukee placed emphasis on defending the perimeter better which opened up driving lanes our guys didn’t take advantage of

I do hope the C’s can attack the mid range more. Like Horford mixing in more mid range J’s with his threes would be a welcome sight. Same for JB and Tatum
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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #36 on: May 04, 2022, 01:10:11 PM »

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I really enjoyed listening to Stan last night. I thought he nailed it and I appreciated his willingness to be honest about how the refs treat Giannis.

I like what he said about C's players in the second half getting into the paint and not even looking to score, just looking to pass. I don't mind the number of 3PA, per se, because I think they were mostly good shots. But what Ime seemed to be telling the team was that those 3's are going to be there no matter what so try to get something closer to the rim while there's time.

Getting to the rim more can help stifle Milwaukee's transition offense and help guys get into/stay in rhythm that'll help those 3=pointers.

The number of attempts is fine but the lack of intention to attack has to change.

100% this. I can handle high volume of attempts, but they can't forget what else is there for the taking.
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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #37 on: May 04, 2022, 01:41:51 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

I really have enjoyed listening to him. Especially after having to endure Doris Burke on Sunday.
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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #38 on: May 04, 2022, 01:57:42 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

I really have enjoyed listening to him. Especially after having to endure Doris Burke on Sunday.

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Re: SVG is right
« Reply #39 on: May 04, 2022, 02:00:06 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Who are the top 5 color commentators these days?
Better question. Are there 5 top color commentators?

Both Van Gundys, Doris Burke, Breen, Harlan?

Can't stand Webber, and it is well past time for Hubie Brown to hang them out.

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #40 on: May 04, 2022, 02:02:02 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Who are the top 5 color commentators these days?
Better question. Are there 5 top color commentators?
TP for beating me to the same response

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #41 on: May 04, 2022, 02:04:34 PM »

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Do they have to be active? IF they don't I'd say.

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2. J. Van Gundy
3. S. Van Gundy
4. Doris ( I like her)
5. Scal (completely biased, and can't stand the others I was thinking.)

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #42 on: May 04, 2022, 02:05:51 PM »

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Stan should probably win some kind of award for his color commentary last night. He hit so many things on the head and spoke the absolute truth about stuff that national NBA announcers and talking heads just don't speak about.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics did pass on at least 4 easy layups for passes out to the 3 point line and weren't even looking at the basket to score.

Yes, Stan, the Celtics cannot only rely on three point shooting to win this series.

Yes, Stan, the refs did appear to completely ignore the rules of the game and allow Giannis to run through and over set defenders to put in a layup.

Yes, Stan, the refs were calling fouls on plays that weren't there in the first half.

Yes, Stan, Grant Williams was incredible last night guarding Giannis.

Yes, Stan, you were spot on about so, so much last night. Good to see a national NBA color commentator decide to not be hyperbolic in selling the NBA and it's players and decide to be an astute and truthful observer of what was going on in the game.

Who are the top 5 color commentators these days?
Better question. Are there 5 top color commentators?

Both Van Gundys, Doris Burke, Breen, Harlan?

Can't stand Webber, and it is well past time for Hubie Brown to hang them out.
Aren't Burke, Breen and Harlan play by play people?

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #43 on: May 04, 2022, 02:15:52 PM »

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I think he's somewhat correct, in that if we go cold from outside, we're screwed. However, the Celtics were generating a lot of open looks by going to the basket. You can't ask for much better than that. I suppose maybe Milwaukee doesn't help as aggressively and then those shots aren't as open. But it won't take long for Tatum, Brown and White to figure that out and go hard for layups/free throws.

It's a make or miss league. This is going to be a make or miss series. As long as the defense holds up, we won't be without opportunities to win most games.

I don’t know. Milwaukee’s interior defense softened up in the 3rd quarter and our guys were still trying to drive and dish. It looked like our offense stagnated worse than it probably did because 1) yeah our guys got impatient and started taking the first shot available and 2) Milwaukee placed emphasis on defending the perimeter better which opened up driving lanes our guys didn’t take advantage of

I do hope the C’s can attack the mid range more. Like Horford mixing in more mid range J’s with his threes would be a welcome sight. Same for JB and Tatum
We're going to be waiting a LONG time if we think the Celts are going to actually take advantage of the bucks in the paint at any point.  Like, it just againt gonna happen...ever.

In terms of the middle, the bucks would be positively ecstatic if we took more inefficient, mid range shots.  And they're perfectly content for us to beat our heads against their wall at the rim.  We win by making shots and playing EVEN BETTER defense.  That's the formula.

Re: SVG is right
« Reply #44 on: May 04, 2022, 02:51:47 PM »

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The first bucket of the game came from JB penetrating and hitting a 17 footer above the foul line.  While it may not be ideal, the Bucks are allowing that shot in order to pack the paint.  I'm not saying to rely on mid range jumpers but if the shot is there and they hit a few of them it could help draw the trees out for hesitation drives and back door cuts to the basket. 

If they get past the first line of defense (like JB did on the first bucket), take a couple foul line/mid range jumpers to make them play honest and put them into more rotation.  C's need to mix it up and add more wrinkles than just 3 pointers, drive and kicks and the occasional futile layups against Giannis and Lopez.