Key player stats vs good/average/poor teams
Check out the three ppoint shooting numbers for BRoy, holy crap! As well, Blake's FT% number makes you think that he loses focus against the poor teams. And it seems that the assist flow better against poor teams, which is to be expected.
What this showed to me, more than anything, is that Roy makes bad teams pay, and in a mean, nasty way. I believe Quick would describe it as surgical.
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sometimes stats tell the truth
the Blazers have really gotten decent and as consistent as any team at beating up on bad teams..
"Slum dunk? You just go to the rim, and crush.. crush the ball in the rim."
- Nic Batum
With Blake on the court
we only have two losses the entire year to teams with losing records.
When I rule the world, everyone will know how to use Excel.
Most of LMA's numbers are best against good teams
When I rule the world, everyone will know how to use Excel.
Kind of makes sense though.
Good teams deny B Roy the lane leaving LA to take a ton of jumpers.
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