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Posted on 3/14/14 at 9:33 am to TigerinATL
Posted on 3/14/14 at 9:33 am to TigerinATL
I wasnt trying to make it a Monty thing. I think he generally does a nice job on ATOs, assuming they get the ball in.
This goes back to the chaos theory from a panel.at SLOAN.
He does tend to wait too long for TOs to stop runs, but that isn't a big pet peeve for me.
Certainly time and situation matter. 2 seconds, down by 3 you want shooters and an ATO. But 8 seconds, 2 pt or less margin? Maybe the return diminshes if you call a TO just to run high pnr?
This goes back to the chaos theory from a panel.at SLOAN.
He does tend to wait too long for TOs to stop runs, but that isn't a big pet peeve for me.
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Yeah, it seems like the primary reason to call the time out is to switch personnel and advance the ball.
Certainly time and situation matter. 2 seconds, down by 3 you want shooters and an ATO. But 8 seconds, 2 pt or less margin? Maybe the return diminshes if you call a TO just to run high pnr?
This post was edited on 3/14/14 at 9:39 am
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Posted on 3/14/14 at 9:59 am to corndeaux
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But 8 seconds, 2 pt or less margin? Maybe the return diminshes if you call a TO just to run high pnr?
If healthy and the starters are on the floor, they really shouldn't need to call a timeout. Monty just needs to signal the play or the player he wants to go with.
Posted on 3/14/14 at 7:03 pm to corndeaux
Interesting link on Andrew Nicholson and the dangers of a young player adding new facets to his game at the expense of old strengths. (H/T to SI Point Forward blog)
Over his last 10 games, Davis is taking more mid range shots than RA shots. Obviously injuries have played a role in his shot distribution and changed how defenses play him. And luckily, Davis is good at everything.
Over his last 10 games, Davis is taking more mid range shots than RA shots. Obviously injuries have played a role in his shot distribution and changed how defenses play him. And luckily, Davis is good at everything.
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