Lillard ISO, one of the best

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According to Synergy Sports Technology, 15.7 percent of Lillard's offense comes via the isolation play, and what many may not realize is that he is one of the league's best in that type of play. His 0.976 points per play ranks right ahead of Kevin Durant (0.974), and trails only Kyrie Irving (1.055), LeBron James (1.009) and Jrue Holiday (0.981) among players who have attempted a shot out of an iso at least 100 times this season.
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/stor...ch-james-harden-keeps-attacking-drawing-fouls

I know this will probably get commentary on hating iso ball, etc. Just thought it was awesome he's top 5 in the league in isolation possessions.
 
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/stor...ch-james-harden-keeps-attacking-drawing-fouls

I know this will probably get commentary on hating iso ball, etc. Just thought it was awesome he's top 5 in the league in isolation possessions.

ISO isn't bad when you have other plays to compliment it. I think the majority of the complaints on Roy's ISO was that's all he really had going for him. If he wasn't playing ISO; Roy wasn't nearly as good as he was. Lillard does much more; being able to score from the perimeter and get other teammates involved. He isn't a "one trick pony"; which is why many fans actually want him to ISO more when we need him to.
 
ISO isn't bad when you have other plays to compliment it. I think the majority of the complaints on Roy's ISO was that's all he really had going for him. If he wasn't playing ISO; Roy wasn't nearly as good as he was. Lillard does much more; being able to score from the perimeter and get other teammates involved. He isn't a "one trick pony"; which is why many fans actually want him to ISO more when we need him to.

I think this is a good point. Just keep Lilly from becoming a Roy.
 
Been asking all year for Stotts to implement some Lillard ISOs.
 
It wasn't the fact that Roy was iso'd we objected to. He was great at it. It was the all iso all the time offense with no flexibility no imagination no ball movement and not taking advantage of other players' abilities. There is an appropriate time and place for the isos.

That stat shows Lillard is really effective. Imagine how good he'll be if he adds a couple more moves to his arsenal.

Now that Brandon is officially done, maybe we can get him to come over and teach Lillard a few things?
 
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It wasn't the fact that Roy was iso'd we objected to. He was great at it. It was the all iso all the time offense with no flexibility no imagination no ball movement and not taking advantage of other players' abilities. There is an appropriate time and place for the isos.

That stat shows Lillard is really effective. Imagine how good he'll be if he adds a couple more moves to his arsenal.

Now that Brandon is officially done, maybe we can get him to come over and teach Lillard a few things?

I would be so for BRoy teaching Damian how to ISO more effeciently. I mean other teams used old centers to teach new centers how to play the post.
 
I would be so for BRoy teaching Damian how to ISO more effeciently. I mean other teams used old centers to teach new centers how to play the post.

I can hear him now

BR:"The trick is to go REALLY hard left, then REALLy hard right."

DL:"How will I know if i'm going hard enough?"

BR:"Your knees will feel like they are ripping apart."


...On second thought, maybe BR is a bad influence.
 
I can hear him now

BR:"The trick is to go REALLY hard left, then REALLy hard right."

DL:"How will I know if i'm going hard enough?"

BR:"Your knees will feel like they are ripping apart."


...On second thought, maybe BR is a bad influence.

LMAO! OMG this reminds me of those budget commercials.

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