Shows 3-3 on pull-ups for me.According to NBA.com, JT was 3-3 on step back 3Ps last night.
Did not take any pull-up 3Ps though.
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Shows 3-3 on pull-ups for me.According to NBA.com, JT was 3-3 on step back 3Ps last night.
Did not take any pull-up 3Ps though.
I'm not disagreeing with you on how Timpf has talked about the Cs and the Jays overall but he seems to be coming around lately. He is still pretty vocal that he doesn't trust the Cs not to seize up in late and close games against good teams, and states that it'll stay that way until they show that it has changed. But...Cowherd gets most of his NBA takes from Jason Timpf, who is the host of NBA Tonight for the Volume (Herd owns the Volume). Timpf is a hardcore Laker/Bron fan (previously hosted Lakers Tonight) that rails hard against the Celtic's, the JAYs turnovers, & Tatum's low % pull-up 3s. He constantly says that the JAYs window is closing and he doesn't trust them in a big spot.
I wouldn't take what Herd says seriously, it comes from a slanted place.
Betting against Tatum has always been a bad gamble, I suspect it will continue to be over the next decade (which will be a terrible time for Laker Nation). Just sit back & enjoy.
We can play with 14, 10, and 8 game samples BUT on the whole his Pull-Up 3s (PU 3s ) haven't been 35.4, 17.5, or 38%... it's been ~30% for a few seasons now.So after 14 games, Tatum was at 35.4% on pull-ups. Then over the next 10, he was 17.5% lol, and in the 8 games since, he’s at 38%.
I’m going to choose to believe that those middle 10 games are the outlier, because I’m Mulder.
Agree, I'm been listening to Timpf for years. He used to claim to not be a Lakers fan and then finally admitted to it, which was odd. He likes to toss around efficiency stats which makes him better than 95% of the NBA media, although he likes to manipulate them to back up his takes.I'm not disagreeing with you on how Timpf has talked about the Cs and the Jays overall but he seems to be coming around lately. He is still pretty vocal that he doesn't trust the Cs not seize up in late and close games against good teams, and states that it'll stay that way until they show that it has changed. But...
He has the Cs ranked as the best team in basketball right now, seems to have just realized how young Tatum still is, and says Tatum feels like a player that will have one multiple championships when all is said and done. That's a pretty far cry from Cowherd's "missed his window" weird take.
I actually really like listening to what Timpf has to say about the Celtics, despite his Lakers roots.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6WyJdHUGMc&ab_channel=HoopsTonight
How many other contenders would a non Lakers fan put in front of the Lakers at this point? OKC, Indy, Sixers, Heat?, TWolves, Clippers, Kings, Mavs, Suns?We can play with 14, 10, and 8 game samples BUT on the whole his Pull-Up 3s (PU 3s ) haven't been 35.4, 17.5, or 38%... it's been ~30% for a few seasons now.
He's historically been a much better Catch & Shoot 3pt shooter. He has leaned into a higher % of PU 3s this season (compared to last) which is unnecessary with the roster around him.
I'm expecting Tatum will continue to average 8-9 3PA/gm, but increase the # of his C&S 3s.
Agree, I'm been listening to Timpf for years. He used to claim to not be a Lakers fan and then finally admitted to it, which was odd. He likes to toss around efficiency stats which makes him better than 95% of the NBA media, although he likes to manipulate them to back up his takes.
He usually waits to do Celtic deep dives after a Boston loss (6/7) so it's like listening to Eddie on steroids.
His TOP 4 Contender list (different than his weekly ratings) is the Nuggets, Celtics, Lakers!, & Bucks with Denver as his favorite. May be time for him to take LA out, which he still hasn't.
He has banged the drum pretty hard about Tatum PU 3s being inefficient, which is fair criticism.
Herd is a clown, I heard him recently say Belichick is a byproduct of Brady.
I'm not a PATs fan so don't know the temperature of SoSH regarding this take but that's fukn nutz from an outsider's POV. Parcells & the NYG don't win 2 Super Bowls without BB, and would have been routed by the Bills in 1991 without his defensive schemes.
Among teams that potentially have a punchers chance at getting to the finals? I'm going to assume they'll make a trade at some point which increases their odds, and with that in mind I guess I'd put them ahead of the Warriors and Grizzlies (their biggest hurdle is just going to be getting a chance to make the playoffs). Anyone else that has even the slightest chance (Celtics, Sixers, Bucks, Knicks, Heat, Magic, Cavs, Wolves, Thunder, Nuggets, Clippers, Kings, Mavs, Pelicans, Suns) I'd put ahead of them.How many other contenders would a non Lakers fan put in front of the Lakers at this point? OKC, Indy, Sixers, Heat?, TWolves, Clippers, Kings, Mavs, Suns?
I'd put the Lakers in TOP10. Bron and all.How many other contenders would a non Lakers fan put in front of the Lakers at this point? OKC, Indy, Sixers, Heat?, TWolves, Clippers, Kings, Mavs, Suns?
I don't watch enough Lakers games, but the ones I've seen.. LeBron seems to disappear a lot nowadays. Last night I can't remember him really doing anything in the 4th... (looking at the stats he was 2 for 4.. after being 2 for 5 in the 3rd). As you said.. they're going to need another star to get very far in the playoffs. Memphis is better than their record, but last night was definitely some pretty mediocre basketball on both sides.I'd put the Lakers in TOP10. Bron and all.
They will shake it up at the trade deadline & if LaVine gets religion who knows (he has talent)
Boston, Denver, OKC, 76ers, Bucks, Wolves, LAC, Heat, PHX, Lakers
I have both OKC & 76ers higher than Vegas because of their roster/trade flexibility. Both can add a serious piece(s).
Are you looking on mobile? That may be aggregating some stats.Shows 3-3 on pull-ups for me.
He’s jacking it from everywhere, like Danny McBride.I chuckle every time he hits one of these stepbacks now. We pissed the man off clearly.
You would be hard-pressed to find a Patriots fan in possession of all their marbles who would agree with that take. Both of them are clearly* the best to have ever done it in their roles. They both have bona fides seeing success without the other. You can trace it to specific skills they each have and regularly demonstrated, which have nothing to do with the other guy.Herd is a clown, I heard him recently say Belichick is a byproduct of Brady.
I'm not a PATs fan so don't know the temperature of SoSH regarding this take but that's fukn nutz from an outsider's POV. Parcells & the NYG don't win 2 Super Bowls without BB, and would have been routed by the Bills in 1991 without his defensive schemes.
The arc is back on it. It was looking really really bricky earlier on in the year.His pull-up is looking pure as hell, yall lol.
On the telecast, they mentioned that Drew Hanlen was seen around the team.The arc is back on it. It was looking really really bricky earlier on in the year.
We'll see how it goes from here though; he's had these short stretches before where it looks like winter 2020 is back, and then it goes away again.
Really lol?On the telecast, they mentioned that Drew Hanlen was seen around the team.
Yeah he’s in Indy with them now, and staying through the game Monday.Really lol?
I honestly do not understand why Tatum doesn't try to put Hanlen on some kind of massive retainer. Embiid (for example) seems fine without Drew's day-to-day feedback, but the consistency of Hanlen being able to fix Tatum's shot has been a thing for years.
I really wonder what his number is. I'm sure Drew Hanlen is not a poor man, but Tatum is so ridiculously dependent on him that he might be able to hit that number.Yeah he’s in Indy with them now, and staying through the game Monday.
I’ve said for years that the team should just try to hire Hanlen lol, but he works with SO many players now.
I would think Tatum could always incrementally increase the amount of coaching he gets from Hanlen. According to the internet, they seem to have 28 employees and an annual revenue of $7 million.I really wonder what his number is. I'm sure Drew Hanlen is not a poor man, but Tatum is so ridiculously dependent on him that he might be able to hit that number.
I bet there are awkward considerations about telling a friend to pause his very very successful business just to work with you though, and then being responsible if it doesn't work out.
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. Watching Tatum warp defenses is so much fun. I liked how the video deliberately and slowly set that up and then in real time it all happened in the blink of an eye.Someone on reddit linked a video on a play where Tatum can break down a defense without dribbling.
View: https://streamable.com/niqnlk
Improving on his midrange game probably has boosted these numbers a good bit.
I think you noticed this recently, JT is shooting his jumpers/3PA with a lot more arc. Very flat to start the seasonImproving on his midrange game probably has boosted these numbers a good bit.
that’s so fucking lame. Giving the ref the hand gesture is what caused the technical…really? Thats offensive enough to throw a player out of the game? Fucking grow upThis was as bad as the Jokic one a few weeks ago. Refs shouldn’t eject a player after they blow multiple calls.
View: https://twitter.com/BriMarieD/status/1746350810798141632
Pretty sure there was a special word included to finish the convo.that’s so fucking lame. Giving the ref the hand gesture is what caused the technical…really? Thats offensive enough to throw a player out of the game? Fucking grow up
Pretty much exactly what he said (below). The game was pretty much over and he needed to stand up for himself. I didn't mind it one bit.On the other hand we were up 26 and Tatum wanted to make a statement. And had gotten fouled 3 times with no call.
We keep on saying he needs to show awareness for the situation, put the team's needs first, etc. If that's so, then he picked his moment well last night.
If Tatum can get Drew Hanlen to move in with him, I have no problem with the iso 3s. His shot looks much, much better the last couple weeks.I think you noticed this recently, JT is shooting his jumpers/3PA with a lot more arc. Very flat to start the season
This kid has the physical ability but if not for VanVleet directing him where to be on most possessions, sometimes physically guiding him, he'd probably be unplayable right now. FVV is earning his salary in babysitting fees this year.I hope that Cam Whitmore running his mouth at Tatum after the ejection comes back to haunt him one day.
Ime didn’t do much post game interacting with his former players. PP had a moment with him since he was standing near Ime as the clock expired. Udoka exited stage right after that.Maybe he just wanted to get to the locker room early so he wouldn’t have to interact with ime on the court after the game.
Ime didn’t do much post game interacting with his former players. PP had a moment with him since he was standing near Ime as the clock expired. Udoka exited stage right after that.
He did earlier say the players were lying to the media, so I can see any interaction being awkward from that point forward.Must've been the terms of the restraining order.
I don't think he was calling the key players "liars", just that they knew the situation/weren't kept in the dark.He did earlier say the players were lying to the media, so I can see any interaction being awkward from that point forward.
Yeah, he's hit a number of late shots/game winners in his career (the 3 against Philly last year comes to mind), but it's been awhile now since he's hit one. A lot of clean mid-rangers missing the past few months.I feel Taytum just doesn't hit the game clinching/saving buzzer beaters like some of the other elite players. There are two recent examples. One, Jan 10th against the MN. He takes the final shot in regulation to win the game but misses. Goes into OT, celts win and he has 45. He does ice the game in OT but on a great play by holiday to set him up. Last night against Denver. Again, has a very makeable shot to send the game into OT but misses. He's a phenomenal talent, top 6 player in the league at least, right now but doesn't make those time of do or die shots. I know there are other examples but these two seem fresh in my mind.
Tatum does dozens of GREAT things on both sides of the court. His development has been pretty linear for years, one of the last things he needs to develop is jump shot selection from 3 and mid-range.This particular play was with 10 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter, so his decision to pull up in the midrange had nothing to do with not getting a whistle in the 4th
Anyway, I think we are all reading way too much into one possession at the beginning of the 2nd quarter. Tatum, and others are going to take some midrange jumpers. They can't always get to the rim, or can't always swing the ball for an open three. Have to look at the game as a whole and not just one or two possessions (especially in the early parts of the game).
Washburn is wrong. The NBA is a player's league. JT is the best player on the team; the ball is going to be in his hands with the game on the line. If JMazz took the ball out of his hands in a big game, I expect there would be hell to pay.From Gary Washburn's latest:
Tatum is unquestionably the Celtics’ best offensive player, and he should be the primary option down the stretch. But he doesn’t have to take every game-winning or clutch shot, especially when he’s struggling in that category.
Tatum is shooting 33.3 percent in clutch situations, with the game within 5 points in the last five minutes, and he’s 1 for 7 this season when the game is within 3 points in the final 30 seconds. Buzzer-beaters are near impossible shots, especially when the opposing team has a set defense and knows Tatum is going to get the ball.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/01/20/sports/clutch-celtics-need-more-options-than-just-throw-ball-jayson-tatum/
Washburn isn't saying the ball shouldn't be in Tatum's hands, as I read it, but that Tatum should be open to the possibility, if he doesn't have a good look, of passing to Porzingis or Derrick White and Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday. All of those guys are viable late-game options, IMO.Washburn is wrong. The NBA is a player's league. JT is the best player on the team; the ball is going to be in his hands with the game on the line. If JMazz took the ball out of his hands in a big game, I expect there would be hell to pay.
(Note: it's up to Joe to coach up JT to get him to make the correct read.)