@TA1297

Still T.R.E.Y. Top 3 Dad of all time. Don’t @ Me! Subscribe to my Substack, link below!

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Joined December 2011
Ticket really just be giving out sermons for free on his pod. He’s giving out free game. “Remember how you got on vacation” damn.
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Will say a consistent theme RE: JB in the playoffs is just an inability to completely destroy one on one coverage. And he was getting true 1s, not superstar 1s where it’s one guy guarding you and 3 guys staring you down in the gaps.
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Rn just watching a bunch of clips on Courtsketch just to see certain things. Might fire up some of these on league pass if I’m feeling really masochistic
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What are you watching on?
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I liked him. He was a big reason they won this series fr.
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I remember being so mad at him. Was a big fan but whatever that injury he had made him so bad in the offs
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Fr the first steps for me was watching Steph game 4 back earlier this year 😂
Big ups to you cuz the ‘22 finals and the following playoff run in ‘23 are games I can’t see myself watching back for a long time
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It doesn’t get as much pub as the offensive struggles but Cs crunch time Defense has arguably been worse than the offense in playoffs. Gave up 129 per 100 in 23 and 126 per 100 this season in crunch time. 🤢🤢🤢
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Of course Mitch was the best crunch time net rating guy this year in the playoffs, #1 defensive rating(5 games played)
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Brad cooking
#1 in the NBA in shot versatility too #hmmm
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He fr got an and-1 layup from here bruh
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I feel like I’ve grown as a person since I was actually able to really watch this past disasterclass without cringing. I typically will never watch a playoff series loss, but I needed to grow up and actually get over that stuff.
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See you on the other side soldier 🫡
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I’ve decided to attempt the Herculean task of watching back all of the Celtics disasterclasses in the playoffs from 23 on.
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Let’s watch some dumbass basketball lol
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Trey retweeted
Since merger, regular season: ‘26 Brown ‘23-25 Tatum ‘18 Irving ‘17 IT ‘12 Rondo ‘09 Ray ‘08 Garnett ‘02 Pierce ‘92 Lewis (RIP) ‘85-88 Bird ‘87 McHale
what’s your favorite season from a Celtics player all-time?
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What was going through this niggas mind lmao
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Trey retweeted
As stated in the initial thread, Pritchard just so happens to capitalize on the rare chances he's presented with a sustained, Brunson-like offensive load Over his highest-volume 12-game span in '26, he matched the FMVP's average impact by box score (BPM) standards It's all there
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His game is more or less perfectly calibrated to this era
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Proof is in the data.
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My only 0 critique is to stop letting niggas get comfy at TD garden in the playoffs
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The opposing best player should never be outplaying this nigga at TD Garden in the offs.
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Fr. Like Hugo just had one of the best Rookie seasons I’ve seen as a Celtic in my life and I don’t even think he averaged 5ppg. The goal is to win not average the most ppg.
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It’s the only thing that matters. It’s hard to project development. If you look for the dudes that know how to hoop you’ll always come out ahead.
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People want Tatum to like be more of a midrange guy and it makes no sense. Every single one of those guys team offenses drop off a cliff in the playoffs.
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Last 5 seasons it's a 66 win pace: 104-25. vs a 54 win pace sub 10: 120-63
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It’s very simple. In the playoffs the idea of “just get to the rim more!” is like an insane thing to say to a star scorer. The other team is literally doing everything to make sure those guys do not get layups, so trading out layups for less efficient 2pt jumpers en masse is a winning strategy for the DEFENSE because they don’t even have to shift their defense to guard a mid-range pull up. They have to scrap everything to defend pull up 3s tho. You can’t defend the rim and the 3 at the same time it’s not possible!
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