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Quote from: bostonpatriot on March 13, 2012, 01:05:39 AMThe Clippers have 17 offensive rebounds for the Celtics' 21 defensive rebounds. Getting back 45% of their own misses. It's almost impossible to win games while allowing the other team to shoot multiple times per possession so often. The question is whether this is a coaching problem or really more of a personnel problem. The issue with rebounding has been ongoing for several years now.-Jamman
The Clippers have 17 offensive rebounds for the Celtics' 21 defensive rebounds. Getting back 45% of their own misses. It's almost impossible to win games while allowing the other team to shoot multiple times per possession so often.
This team used to be so good at closing out games. For some reason, that trend has completely reversed since the Heat series last year.Is it just a conditioning / age issue?I hate how our offense just gets so stagnant down the stretch.There's no excuses for playing great basketball for 40-45 minutes then falling apart in the final couple minutes. No excuse.Not to mention it's incredibly frustrating.
This team used to be so good at closing out games. For some reason, that trend has completely reversed since the Heat series last year.
It's amazing how many leads we give away when we stop attacking the basket in the last seven minutes or so ... live and not learn, I guess. Lack of legs/energy late?