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LVSL SF's: Charlotte Hornets vs. Houston Rockets

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I Think Ewing wanted to lose

Dyson in, Davis out and PJ inbounding...

 

 

Why have PJ inbounds the ball?? I dont get it.

 

PJ was supposed to get the ball back until that pathetic McConnell lost control of it. Seriously, can this guy move at all? He makes me want to run up to him and push him just to see if he'll speed up any. I am literally watching paint dry when he has the ball. 

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Why have PJ inbounds the ball?? I dont get it.

Usually, the inbounder (especially if he can shoot) is the guy the play is run for. But, being that Ewing for some reason took Davis off and put Dyson in, there wasn't enough competent players to get the play executed. So we ended up almost turning the ball over the first time, then McConnell swinging it to Dyson for a shot, while neither PJ nor Vonleh touched it.

That's the part that sucks about SL... too many scrubs.

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Usually, the inbounder (especially if he can shoot) is the guy the play is run for. But, being that Ewing for some reason took Davis off and put Dyson in, there wasn't enough competent players to get the play executed. So we ended up almost turning the ball over the first time, then McConnell swinging it to Dyson for a shot, while neither PJ nor Vonleh touched it.

That's the part that sucks about SL... too many scrubs.

 

Who lost it the first time? McConnell

Who swung it to Dyson, as if it had to go to him? McConnell

 

McConnell is exactly why I'm not the biggest fan of Steph Curry. I can't stand upright point guards with inferior athleticism. That's the type of junk you get from them in big moments when everything tightens up, because they won't be able to break anyone down and make anything happen when the officials allow defenders to be more physical right at the end of games.

 

Same thing happens to Curry in big end of game moments because he usually can't out-athlete, out-quick, or out-muscle his defender. 

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Who lost it the first time? McConnell

Who swung it to Dyson, as if it had to go to him? McConnell

McConnell is exactly why I'm not the biggest fan of Steph Curry. I can't stand upright point guards with inferior athleticism. That's the type of junk you get from them in big moments when everything tightens up, because they won't be able to break anyone down and make anything happen when the officials allow defenders to be more physical right at the end of games.

Same thing happens to Curry in big end of game moments because he usually can't out-athlete, out-quick, or out-muscle his defender.

Actually Brownlee swung it to Dyson...

If I'm Brownlee, I'm shooting that or taking it to the rim.

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Actually Brownlee swung it to Dyson...

If I'm Brownlee, I'm shooting that or taking it to the rim.

 

If true, that "Brownlee" swung it to Dyson, that's the last time I'll just go along with what Proudiddy says, although I'm still seeing McConnell passing it to Dyson. 

 

I need to see a clip to change what I'm remembering. 

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Yeah, McConnell passed to Brownlee, who passed it to Dyson.

My point remains... McConnell dribbled towards the sideline, got trapped (after almost turning it over the first time we tried to run the play), passed sloppily out of it, and then Brownlee passed to Dyson who was standing about 3 ft in front of him... smh.

So, as I said, the play broke down because of McConnell and Dyson.

I won't talk too much crap about McConnell because he was our best option at PG, but he choked big time at the end... Dyson shouldn't have even been on the SL roster. And he REALLY shouldn't have been in there at the end of the game after sitting 3 quarters.

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Wait until PJ is inbounding to Kemba who knows how to swing it back to PJ for the three. That's what we should all be thinking about. None of us will even remember Mickey Dyson when the season rolls around. Panthers training camp is right around the corner...cheers!

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