Your just butt hurt. He's had some great games. The Spurs don't need him to be on every game.
No they wont, and he's not a non-factor. He fits their system so perfectly that you think he's a non factor. Either that or you've really only watched him play 2 quarters, in which case why would you jump to such an extreme conclusion?
Can't we even be a little bitter?! Aren't we allowed a little bias this year as we dance with mediocrity. If any team's fan base has earned the right to drink flat beer and let themselves go it's Portland. Can't we act like the Bad News Bears to the Spurs even some of the time?
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Here's his game log, sorted by "GmSc", Hollinger's "game score" stat, which (according to their glossary) has a scale similar to that of points scored. In 38 games played, Aldridge has just 5 games above 20 GmSc, just 6 others between 15-20, and 11 below 10. His average GmSc on the season at the moment is 12.2. For comparison, in 34 games Lillard has 14 games over 20, and 7 between 15-20, just 6 below 10, and an average of 17. Aldridge's production is actually even a bit below CJ (39 games), with 6 over 20, 6 between 15-20, and an average of 13.5.
We've looked like a better team than the Rockets too. The Rockets have looked BAD this season. They have enough talent so maybe they will turn it around before the playoffs, but the future is looking kinda ugly for the Rockets.
This isn't a game. It's players running into each other.
Still 5 back. Game ain't over yet.
I always thought a three point shoot out with players like Shaq and Mutombo would've been awesome back in the day.
Deandre Jordan, Dwight Howard, Ed Davis...
Yeah. Maybe the 10 worst FT shooters compete in a three point contest.
Kevin Martin?
