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Omar Little
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DancingBarry
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| jsi106 wrote: | | something sasha did well against the warriors game was he play aginst the man instead of the ball, to deny dunlevy from getting the ball for last shot. i noticed thats exactly what fisher did not do on mason, instead he was playing the inbounder and even trying to get a steal from the pass. now this will not be a topic if fisher did got the steal or mason missed the shot, but since that play costed us the game, i think it was just too risky for a steal, and should have play the man to deny the ball next time |
Exactly. Not sure if Sasha would have been out there, but I think with Fish's injury Phil would have most likely gone with him and left him in for the last couple minutes to help spread the floor. Most likely instead of Fish because of the groin. |
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A Mad Chinaman
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DB:
What counters do the Lakers have on the following:
When Kobe and Pau were doing their P&R at the end of the game, Manu got in the way of the action forcing DFish to take a forced shot - wasn't Bynum/LO playing and open?
Recognizing that Ariza ain't going to normally get the call on Manu in San Antonion, what could Ariza do to "sell" the foul more to actually get to the foul line? |
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