Heyward
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They need KD vs top teams, Russ can't carry them vs elite and teams like KD did last year.
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They need KD vs top teams, Russ can't carry them vs elite and teams like KD did last year.
yeezus
It's OVER 5,000!
this is my favorite sentence ever.
NinersSBChamps
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They should make the finals. Atlanta can hold onto home court though which would be huge. I am worried about getting out of the first round again. Detroit could easily send us home.
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Heyward
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Was gonna edit it lol
Most dominant season of all time?
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/stor...ffensively-dominant-player-league-history-nba
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/stor...ffensively-dominant-player-league-history-nba
Its insider click bait so can't read, but hes not even having the most dominant current season.
chop2chip
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Chop, I went to school for math. One of my biggest regrets in life is not pursuing a career in academia so that I could spend all my time studying. I'll always enjoy reading articles about statistical analysis. Whether or not I believe they are valid within the context of basketball is another story.
chop2chip
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That isn't the premise of the article.
Also, interesting that you are interested in the "analytics" of this article when it agrees with your point.
I read a lot of analytical driven articles.
I wasnot mentally ready for college. I ****ed around for my first two years and had to graduate on time. Math was always easy for me do I just got a standard bachelors in math. as part of the curriculum i studied real analysis, modern alegebra and linear algebra foe the most part. Wish I would have been more comittedm
chop2chip
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I have never once questioned your ability to understand analytics. You seem like a bright enough guy that you would grasp at least the intent of statistics. At least more so than some of the other buffoons who wander these parts spouting hot take after hot take.
I enjoyed linear algebra quite a bit. My intention is to take graduate courses in Operations Research after a few years of working.
thethe is bright I think. He just is naturally an eternal optimist.
Im going back for my masters now (Georgetown) ..been out of 12 years. I think a few years of work experience and maturity help in grad school. I hope to someday e a professor; at the minimum adjunct faculty, but maybe full-time. I don't love the pay, but I think I can deal with work schedule/lack of stress.
Im going back for my masters now (Georgetown) ..been out of 12 years. I think a few years of work experience and maturity help in grad school. I hope to someday e a professor; at the minimum adjunct faculty, but maybe full-time. I don't love the pay, but I think I can deal with work schedule/lack of stress.
chop2chip
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That seems like a really cushy situation. At some point, time becomes more valuable than anything. Being a professor seems like a nice way to balance the best of both worlds.
Westbrook is just playing at a crazy level. Augustine has been a great fit as well as Morrow. It all depends on KD but if he's healthy this is their best team.
chop2chip
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I've been super impressed with Westbrook tonight.
This is the best I have ever seen him play. He looks even better than that 40+ point game against the Pelicans a few weeks ago.
Fun team to watch thethe
He is just under control. He came out last night and said he shot too much. Lots of growth in his game overall. Plus he does it on the defensive end as well. Just incredible what he's doing.
It's even more fun to watch when KD is playing and doing his thing as well. Since he can play off the ball they can still let westbrook display his brilliance.