J Quick has a Roy injury update: Good News

[Sug]

It would be yet another interesting twist to a very twisty season

 

[MARIS61]

Not the best news.

Good that he's healing, we will need him next season.

To play him again this season would be a desperate and idiotic gamble with the team's future and Brandon's career.

To play him in this series would only make things easier and more predictable for the Suns.

 

[Nikolokolus]

fourth quarter scoring this year with Roy. 65 games. 23.9 points average

fourth quarter scoring this year without Roy. 17 games. 24.29 points average

thanks for playing, try again.

End of game, play execution was a major problem when Roy went down with injury as there was no real go-to option at times -- a player who could get a shot off no matter what -- points accumulated in a fourth quarter don't mean all that much since it's a bit of an apples to oranges comparison because the pace seemed to change quite a bit with Roy out of the lineup.

 

[Erroneous Subterfuge]

End of game, play execution was a major problem when Roy went down with injury as there was no real go-to option at times -- a player who could get a shot off no matter what -- points accumulated in a fourth quarter don't mean all that much since it's a bit of an apples to oranges comparison because the pace seemed to change quite a bit with Roy out of the lineup.

well I already told you how bad they were at the end of game 1, yet you pointed to that as the reason you flip-flopped. you're talking in circles.

 

[Nikolokolus]

well I already told you how bad they were at the end of game 1, yet you pointed to that as the reason you flip-flopped. you're talking in circles.

Funny.

 

[Nikolokolus]

well I already told you how bad they were at the end of game 1, yet you pointed to that as the reason you flip-flopped. you're talking in circles.

It should be noted that if you can't tell the difference between running a play and getting a high percentage shot vs. missed free throws or a missed break-away dunk, I can't help you. You should probably stick to watching a different sport -- like caber toss -- that doesn't require the ability to detect such nuanced differences.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

End of game, play execution was a major problem when Roy went down with injury as there was no real go-to option at times -- a player who could get a shot off no matter what -- points accumulated in a fourth quarter don't mean all that much since it's a bit of an apples to oranges comparison because the pace seemed to change quite a bit with Roy out of the lineup.

THIS.

Portland plays a different style with Roy in the game than with Roy out.

 

[BrianFromWA]

It should be noted that if you can't tell the difference between running a play and getting a high percentage shot vs. missed free throws or a missed break-away dunk, I can't help you. You should probably stick to watching a different sport -- like caber toss -- that doesn't require the ability to detect such nuanced differences.

In case anyone is wondering, Caber Tossing is on "the Ocho" after the National Dodgeball Championships.

Please make my day and tell me you pulled that from the old "World Games" game on the Tandy?