In a similar vein, adding color to it:Great stuff right here!
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In a similar vein, adding color to it:Great stuff right here!
HRB, I think he’s looked out of sync with the C’s similar to White in 2022. He’s not being asked to do as much as White was but watching the games he seemed like he was getting the concepts but wasn’t dialed in as much as he needed to be.I think he did for sure when acquired but he hasn’t been a good fit up until last night. How much weight do you place on one game? How injured was he prior to last night? These are Brad answers and our advantage is that it isn’t like he showed well in a contract year so that should help diminish his market.
Mazzulla and staff FTW.In a similar vein, adding color to it:
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They need solid centers locked in long-term cheap, so I'd hope they can bring him back at like 4/22 or something. Maybe I'm underestimating his market, but he was pretty buried on the bench.Mazzulla and staff FTW.
Who knows if Tillman is back next year but last night he justified the trade.
Also, his knee doesn't seem to be bothering him like it was when he arrived in Boston. Rest appears to have been good for X.
I couldn’t find the clip, but he said in an interview at the start of the season he won’t be the guy that holds on too long, that the moment he can’t help the team on the court he’ll retire. He also said as long as he can produce he’s likely to continue to play, and he’s shown this year he has plenty left in the tankFor me it seems like 70% he comes back, because he seems like a competitive guy who enjoys doing this with his life, but I could also easily imagine him riding off into the sunset?
I would think this Finals series should convince Al he can still help the teamhe said in an interview at the start of the season he won’t be the guy that holds on too long, that the moment he can’t help the team on the court he’ll retire
That last glance / expression by X, like a "what does that even mean", absolutely slayed me.In a similar vein, adding color to it:
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Perk and ego under control in the same sentence… I feel you, player Perk was that way. Not talking head Perk.Tillman reminds me of Kendrick Perkins: no offensive game, but he has his ego firmly under control and doesn't gum up the works. He can't jump, but he's so long that he doesn't need to, and nobody in the game can move him off a spot once he has claimed it.
Don't forget Rocco.Between Al, Cousy and Tillman, there's no shortage of inspiration
‘You made it. You made it to the NBA.’ Xavier Tillman recalls late father as the Celtics close in on a championship. - The Boston Globe
Or the Jesus Shuttlesworth scene from He Got Game, where Ray Allen hits 3 after 3 after 3 while they do dialogue for like several minutes, with no cuts.Damn, that's some Steph-level sh**.
Makes you realize how difficult it is to make 3's in an NBA game. Here's a poor NBA shooter just drilling them automatically in an open gym.Yes, warmups, but the Mavs do leave him basically this open:
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I saw a video of Mitchell Robinson playing pickup last summer. He looked like LeBron meets Steph.Makes you realize how difficult it is to make 3's in an NBA game. Here's a poor NBA shooter just drilling them automatically in an open gym.
Scal agreesI saw a video of Mitchell Robinson playing pickup last summer. He looked like LeBron meets Steph.
Yeah you can get into a real rhythm that way - something you can’t do in a real game.Makes you realize how difficult it is to make 3's in an NBA game. Here's a poor NBA shooter just drilling them automatically in an open gym.