Scalabrine on Toucher & Rich

[clevelandceltic]

His scoring with the ball is fairly predictable. Its long stepback 3s and not much else. I havent seen a 1 or 2 dribble pull up. Hang dribble shot. I have seen a floater a few times. He doesnt get to the and finish well (I could also apply this to Tatum except I think he gets to the rim a little better). From what I have seen, almost all of his baskets at the rim are without the ball. I would love a breakdown on this. 

http://hoop-math.com/UCLA2017.php

Looks like around half of his baskets at the rim are assisted. And he hardly does anything except shoot at the rim and take 3s (92% of all shots).

http://hoop-math.com/Duke2017.php

Much lower for Tatum.

Thanks for posting this. This almost gets to the point that Im trying to make. I would love to find a breakdown of shots at the rim that excludes transition baskets. Only counts HC baskets. Would make things interesting.

I also expected Tatum's to be much lower due to style of play of the team, lack of a PG and taking 2/3 of the year to figure out roles.

[86MaxwellSmart]

Tommy Heinsohn is not an analyst, he's the color commentator. He's there to provide entertainment.

When he's in the studio too?

He's still the same guy as far as I am concerned. Either way, I've mostly stopped watching the talking heads because they no longer tell me anything I can't see for myself.

Yeah, really. I don't watch any pre-game, half time, or post-game shows. I record everything and start watching about an hour late so I can skip commercials and half time but still finish the game around the time it finishes in real time.

I want Tommy around for as long as he wants to be around. But when he leaves, Scal is the guy I want taking over full time if he's interested.

Same here--it really is the best way to watch a game--as long as your idiot friends don't text you the outcome first-!