Dirk just beat 4 of the top players in the league

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Mediocre Man said:
Don't you think Dirk played better this post season than in the past?
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Interestingly, his scoring efficiency was lower than his past two playoffs, as was his Assist Rate. His Rebound Rate was lower than in his playoffs season before last and only slightly above last season's playoffs.

He probably wasn't better this playoffs, it's just that his performances were spotlighted more because of the team's success.
 
A big difference between our Blazers and these Mavs is that the Mavs ALWAYS seemed to get to their spot on the court for a shot. They didn't end up with Tyson Chandler trying to shoot from outside, but rather Dirk or Terry or Jason hitting their best shots.

The Blazers tend to give in to the Defense and take shots they aren't familiar with taking.
 
RedHotAndRolling said:
A big difference between our Blazers and these Mavs is that the Mavs ALWAYS seemed to get to their spot on the court for a shot. They didn't end up with Tyson Chandler trying to shoot from outside, but rather Dirk or Terry or Jason hitting their best shots.

The Blazers tend to give in to the Defense and take shots they aren't familiar with taking.
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But the Blazers are always shooting wide open shots? LOL It's the master design of one of the best young coaches in the league.

I never stop being amazed ayt the people who say that after games. There is a reason certain players are open from where they are open from. Percentages say to let that player shoot from there. I couldn't agree more with this. Portland "settles" constantly on offense. It really hurts them in the playoffs where teams can prepare better
 
Points in the paint are different than attacking the rim off the dribble
 
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