I don't want to jinx it, but...

[THE HCP]

In the theme of this thread.

Kanter since Nurk went down:

26.5 mpg, 17.6 pts, 11 rebs, 1 blk, 1 stl on 65% FG, 56% FT. Only 0.4 asts per game. And a net + 54 in 5 games.

Collins since Nurk went down:

21.2 mpg., 10.4 pts, 4.8 rebs, 1 blk, 0.8 asts pm 56% FG, 70% FT, 54% 3pt per game.
And a net + 14 in 5 games. More importantly with Zach: 1.4 fouls per game.

Honest question, should we take into consideration WHO we have played since Nurk's injury? I love that they are putting up those kinda numbers, don't get me wrong. I guess they COULDN'T be putting those kinda numbers up huh?

 

[e_blazer]

Honest question, should we take into consideration WHO we have played since Nurk's injury? I love that they are putting up those kinda numbers, don't get me wrong. I guess they COULDN'T be putting those kinda numbers up huh?

The next couple of games against Denver should give a pretty good idea as to how Zach and Kanter are ready to fare against playoff competition.

 

[riverman]

The next couple of games against Denver should give a pretty good idea as to how Zach and Kanter are ready to fare against playoff competition.

Good news is they seem hungry to win right now! The whole team seems motivated since Nurk went down.

 

[B-Roy]

Honest question, should we take into consideration WHO we have played since Nurk's injury? I love that they are putting up those kinda numbers, don't get me wrong. I guess they COULDN'T be putting those kinda numbers up huh?

Very true.

 

[illmatic99]

Honest question, should we take into consideration WHO we have played since Nurk's injury? I love that they are putting up those kinda numbers, don't get me wrong. I guess they COULDN'T be putting those kinda numbers up huh?

Yes but Enes also balled out against Drummond