11/16 at Hawks
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Kornet 7-7 with 8 boards in 25 minutes. Hauser 5-6 with 6 boards in 27 minutes - combined 30 points on 13 shots! That’s pretty good.
They move the ball so well. Taking open 3s is a pretty good recipe for success. (Along with attacking desperate close outs.)
Plus Bruins being the best team in hockey with incredible offense. Should be a great winter sports season
With Pritch, it’s 44 points on 21 shots. From your, what, 9-10-11 players on the roster? That’s absurd.
The magic of Hauser is that he is fine enough on D but opponents think he is Enes-level so they pull their whole team out of its offense to attack him and end up taking a bunch of iso midrange floaters and fadeaways.
Jaylen was sublime inside the arc tonight.
Kornet worked his ass off
PP making plays again.
Grant is so calm from 3 and the pumpfake/sidestep has really unlocked it for him.
The brilliance of the White/Smart/Brogdon trio is they can all do similar things as big guards so the offense or defense never really has to change. All three should be able to get plenty of nights off throughout the year.
Jaylen was sublime inside the arc tonight.
Kornet worked his ass off
PP making plays again.
Grant is so calm from 3 and the pumpfake/sidestep has really unlocked it for him.
The brilliance of the White/Smart/Brogdon trio is they can all do similar things as big guards so the offense or defense never really has to change. All three should be able to get plenty of nights off throughout the year.
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A beatdown shorthanded. Really great showing by the guys tonight while the Jays had some shooting struggles. #wagon
I, for one, did not anticipate Luke Kornet developing into a rotation player of any kind, notwithstanding Brad’s repeated insistence that he was our third big.
you're not alone, nobody did...besides Brad
He's active on D, blocking shots in the lane, setting screens (w/out fouling), and regularly reverse dunking without hesitation. I mean it was probably 7-10 days ago when Scal was begging Luke to take a shot
In fairness, I wonder whether Brad actually believed it. Otherwise, I'm not sure you sign Blake, who has been perfectly cromulent on a cheap deal in limited minutes and fits in well with the culture (which I did not expect given his, uh, extracurriculars) but may not have been that necessary.
Full disclosure...
I read that too quickly as "white player of the game" and nearly responded "3-way tie"
This made me look at what he was up to. After a vet-minimum contract with Milwaukee last season, he signed with an Italian club, and recently won a cup competition - with Ojeleye being named MVP.
Vincent "sexpants" Poirier is at Real Madrid, too.
Bonne voyage, indeed.
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