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[Kirk Goldsberry ]The Efficiency Landscape. What Jumps Out? (alien.top)
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[Kirk Goldsberry ]The Efficiency Landscape. What Jumps Out?

10 Free Takes

  1. OKC is here📈

  2. So is MIA📈 (2012 Finals Rematch?)

  3. BOS has cooled off

  4. Ime is a dang defensive genius🚀

  5. GSW on the ropes

  6. SAS and DET in shambles🥶

  7. Knicks... Wow

  8. IND is incredible on off.💪

  9. IND, not so much on def.😨

  10. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

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[–] minceraftadmin@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I gotta admit, Miami being good is surprising. But it makes sense when you think about replacing their roleplayers they lost with an improved Duncan Robinson and the return of Herro.

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I think Denver still would've won, but I think the series might have been 4-2 or 4-3 if Herro and Dipo were healthy. Although at the same time Herro being out is why Duncan got an opportunity which lead to him getting back into his rhythm.

[–] screaminginprotest1@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Honestly dipo as the main defender of Jamal Murray might have been a big enough difference maker for Miami to take the series if we had him and herro both.