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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #825 on: June 11, 2024, 08:22:10 PM »

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I was expecting a G3 loss even before this KP news.



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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #826 on: June 11, 2024, 08:23:48 PM »

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Boston has to survive the first quarter tomorrow

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #827 on: June 11, 2024, 08:27:40 PM »

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Boston has to survive the first quarter tomorrow

Be nice if our 3pt shooting returns and Tatum starts off scoring well.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #828 on: June 11, 2024, 08:46:00 PM »

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I was expecting a G3 loss even before this KP news.



concede nothing
Frankly I wish they would concede G3 and give KP a rest. Of course it won?t happen, but as a fan I can say it.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #829 on: June 11, 2024, 08:48:12 PM »

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I was expecting a G3 loss even before this KP news.



concede nothing
Frankly I wish they would concede G3 and give KP a rest. Of course it won?t happen, but as a fan I can say it.

I don?t think rest matters at this point from what I?ve read. It?s a pain tolerance thing.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #830 on: June 11, 2024, 09:12:35 PM »

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He expects himself to be able to play but will the medical staff let him play is another question.

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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #831 on: June 11, 2024, 09:13:35 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.
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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #832 on: June 11, 2024, 09:25:28 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #833 on: June 11, 2024, 09:34:19 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.
Tatums been arguably our worst defender in this series on anyone.
To be fair that speaks volumes about our other guys.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #834 on: June 11, 2024, 09:42:36 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.
Tatums been arguably our worst defender in this series on anyone.
To be fair that speaks volumes about our other guys.



What are you talking about? Tatum has been awesome defensively.


Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #835 on: June 11, 2024, 10:29:55 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.

Gafford had 13 points and can't make a free throw to save his life.

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #836 on: June 11, 2024, 11:20:03 PM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.

Gafford had 13 points and can't make a free throw to save his life.

Is there a point you trying to make here?

Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #837 on: June 11, 2024, 11:44:01 PM »

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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #838 on: June 12, 2024, 12:17:14 AM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.

I mean, he scored a couple baskets on him, but, like, isn't that a win for us? If he's going to try and score on Tatum, that's a net positive for us in the grand scheme of things.
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Re: Porzingis injury updates (Update: Dislocated Tendon)
« Reply #839 on: June 12, 2024, 12:27:18 AM »

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I think a strategy could be to play Brissett some minutes while having Tatum or even Holiday play at the 5 for some minutes. One knock on Kornet is the belief that Gafford/Lively might out-physical him and be more effective grabbing boards, but Brissett is a hustle guy who can also grab boards and Tatum is more than capable of playing the 5. And playing small might not be a bad thing for a Dallas team that's poor and a bit slow defensively largely due to Luka.

Or they could also just let Kornet/Tillman combine for maybe 6-10 minutes depending on rotations.

I think Tillman is playable in this series. Yeah we might compromise offense a little but he's a great defender and very capable on switches. For just 6-8 minutes, it's not bad especially if it's timed for when Doncic is out of the game.

Gafford ate up Tatum in the post. You don't want Tatum on him.

I mean, he scored a couple baskets on him, but, like, isn't that a win for us? If he's going to try and score on Tatum, that's a net positive for us in the grand scheme of things.

Tatum didn?t put up much resistance on those shots, but I think with a little more emphasis on picking up Gafford a little earlier and keeping him a couple feet further from the basket when he catches the ball it could still work.  He also picked up Lively a couple of times and that worked fine.  I think he wasn?t quite ready for Gafford?s effort Sunday, which did lead to easy buckets for him that Luka was happy to dish, but Tatum is capable of better.  And he knows it. In his post-game on-court interview he quickly brought up there were some mistakes they made on defense (as players, not scheme) that they need to clean up, and that was likely one.