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Originally Posted by linwood I completely agree. Three games is not a slump, it's good defense from the Cavs. Question is: can Billups, Saunders, Harper and Porter figure out the adjustments they need to make to get Chauncey (and Rip) back in the game? |
i agree, it is good defense. this may seem too simplistic (or obvious), but one thing i've noticed is that chauncey's attempting too many tricky passes (again, against pretty good defense; see for example, a bounce pass from the top of the key to the far corner that Rip couldn't get a handle on). i doubt my h.s. experience as a point guard 20 years ago has too much relevance, but back then when i was having a tough game, it helped me settle down to just sit back and make some really simple passes, just to get me back into a groove. come to think of it, that's something that always helps me whenever i'm struggling in life: get in a hole, flail and try something complex/heroic to get out of it, fail, and then be forced back to simple basics.
any takers for that theory?
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