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The Bearded Menace
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Wassup TheGoatest.
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Bran Fam Member
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Low IQ Bran stan strikes again. Jordan had one of the highest usage rates in Finals history (only Bran in 2015 was higher) and averaged 33.5 out of the Bulls' 88 ppg in that series (38% of their total scoring vs 27% for Lebron in 2020), of course he got more FTs.
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Re: A closer look at two narratives
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The Bearded Menace
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Wassup TheGoatest.
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Bran Fam Member
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Originally Posted by basketballcat
Oh dear. I sense panic in Eye Test Land
Jordan's FTA is almost twice of Malone's. Did Jordan score twice as much as Malone? Nah. 25 vs 33.
Malone score 25.0 of the Jazz's 80.2 points. That's over 31% of the Jazz's points. Did Jordan score 60%+ of the Bulls points? Nope.
In 2020, LeBron's usage was 29.0%, significantly higher than Butler's 25.4. And yet, Butler gets 26%+ more free throws. Uh, oh. It's dem pesky facts again.
Quick! For the love of God, save the precious narratives!
You haven't watched the series outside of Jordan's game-winner and you don't know that the Bulls were one of the least fouling teams in the league while the Jazz were the 3rd worst at it. Also, the Jazz weren't a great defensive team while the Bulls were one of the best in the game. Malone also had over twice as many TOs as Jordan and wasn't shooting nearly as much so of course MJ got way more FTs as the Jazz couldn't stop him without fouling. Keep parroting meaningless numbers thinking you have any idea how the sport is played though.
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I hit open 5-foot jumpshots with ease
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Bran Fam Member
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Originally Posted by basketballcat
Wrong again, bucko.
Bruh, in the regular season, the Jazz were the 2nd most fouled team in the NBA. All of a sudden, the refs swallow their whistles for Pippen's side kick. Malone gets over 10 FTA a game. Over 6 games, we would have expected at least 60. He got less than 2/3 of that in favour of the manufactured superstar. All that jostling with Rodman with barely any calls.
In fact, it's an established pattern. Pippen Lite averages 8.2 FTA in the regular season but it jumps to 9.9 in the playoffs. LeBron gets 8.9 FTA in the playoffs. That from a guy whose main offensive move is a strong drive to the basket.
Again, you're just showing how stupid you are. Bulls had an elite defense and were one of the least fouling teams in the league. Malone struggled taking care of the ball which is why he was not as effective. This is what happens when you play against a real defense.
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I hit open 5-foot jumpshots with ease
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Originally Posted by ImKobe
Again, you're just showing how stupid you are. Bulls had an elite defense and were one of the least fouling teams in the league. Malone struggled taking care of the ball which is why he was not as effective. This is what happens when you play against a real defense.
That was pure eye test. Love it.
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Bran Fam Member
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Originally Posted by basketballcat
That was pure eye test. Love it.
Pure eye test when Malone had 45 less shot attempts with over twice as many TOs as MJ, sure lol.
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NBA Legend
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Local High School Star
Re: A closer look at two narratives
Originally Posted by tontoz
OP does not like watching plays, he just likes the boxscores, so no GIFs please lol
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