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[SERIOUS NEXT DAY THREAD] Post-Game Discussion (November 26, 2023) (alien.top)
submitted 11 months ago by NBA_MOD@alien.top to c/nba@nba.space
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Here is a place to have in depth, x's and o's, discussions on yesterday's games. Post-game discussions are linked in the table, keep your memes and reactions there.

Please keep your discussion of a particular game in the respective comment thread. All direct replies to this post will be removed.

Away Home Score GT PGT
Portland Trail Blazers Milwaukee Bucks 102 - 108 Link Link
Atlanta Hawks Boston Celtics 103 - 113 Link Link
Phoenix Suns New York Knicks 116 - 113 Link Link
Charlotte Hornets Orlando Magic 117 - 130 Link Link
Minnesota Timberwolves Memphis Grizzlies 119 - 97 Link Link
Chicago Bulls Brooklyn Nets 109 - 118 Link Link
Toronto Raptors Cleveland Cavaliers 102 - 105 Link Link
San Antonio Spurs Denver Nuggets 120 - 132 Link Link
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[–] MC-Jdf@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Passing at the level of being able to run an NBA offense at a high level isn't something that can be developed from scratch. There's a point where it's just not happening and I'm afraid to say Sochan at PG is really trending towards that case.

[–] GGTae@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Sochan isn't a PG in the long term and was never intended to, they are doing it to develop his secondary passing skills, when the Spurs will eventually draft a PG he will come back at his role but with improved passing skills and feeling of the game.

[–] twotonkatrucks@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I understand this is what they’re doing and I support it long term. But, man is it hard to watch how terrible Spurs are this season. Especially knowing they could play better if they give up on the experimental lineups.

I have faith it’ll all be worth it. You kind of have to at this point since it’s clear Spurs are committed to this strategy.