« Reply #3623 on: February 25, 2024, 04:53:05 PM »
Didn't watch the game between the Bucks and the TWolves last night (and don't care to). Looked at the box score just now.
Giannis: 21 free throw attempts
Entire TWolves team: 13 free throw attempts
TWolves took a few less 3 point attempts than the Bucks. This disparity is absurd. I don't see how any objective fan could find such a game enjoyable to watch.
If you didn't watch the game then how can you say it is absurd.
Not a completely unfair point I guess, but having one player take 8 more free throws than the entire opposing team is, I would argue, generally absurd. I don't care how good that one player is at drawing fouls.
Oh it's 1000% absurd. Idk what he is talking about, a majority of people would say the same. Unfortunately that's how Giannis and Embiid get reffed a lot of nights. Hell, imagine if Jokic got this same treatment from refs, he'd be putting up like 40/15 averages lol
Just in general too, I find it laughable how there are nights when Embiid and Giannis only have fewer than 3 fouls. There is absolutely no way they commit less than 3 fouls/infractions a game. Give me a break with that.
Same with LeBron, who in 1,753 career games (regular and postseason) has fouled out a grand total of 8 times (6 regular season, 2 postseason). Ridiculous.
Tatum in 493 regular season games has fouled out 1 time. He has done it 2 times in 94 playoff games.
Is it ridiculous for Tatum who fouls out less often than Lebron in the regular season? Or is it only ridiculous when it isn't a Celtic?
Sure it’s ridiculous. No one actually fouls that infrequently. Of course, Tatum’s got a long way to go to equal LeBron’s number of games played, and I’m sure he’ll end up fouling out more often than LeBron, because no one’s as protected as LeBron.

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