What's the BS?
Yes but not every team is thoroughly preparing for one team. There are nights where teams still close out to him… they aren’t as well prepared. Teams are solely focused on one team in the playoffs and so this only gets worse. It’s an easy report obvi but execution of strategies to help off of him will be way more effective.
A lot of teams always closeout because bad shooters suddenly become ok if you give them an eternity with no threat of a closeout
Yeah, I just dont buy that Forrest is going to be a bigger liability in the playoffs than he already is. Teams know who he is. He's one of the worst shooters in the NBA. It's not a secret.
Yep. That is exactly what negated Simmons for multiple years in the playoffs. They double down on the other threats and leave him alone to shoot. Worked perfectly.
They might test him. Forrest isnt a complete non-shooter like Simmons or Gobert, at least from the corner. If they leave him wide open, he can take them. It's just a question if the Jazz can get lucky and he hits one or two in a row then teams will close out harder.
Simmons has never been negated in the playoffs lmao. We are talking about a dude who has nearly averaged a triple double ever year in the playoffs and post a BPM at or around 4 every playoffs.
Strange that his team didn't want him. Young player who is a triple double machine in the playoffs? Makes sense they would want to get rid of him. I wonder if that has ever happened before in the history of the NBA
what are you making up?
He must be a winner. No way to negate the guy, he obviously dominates. I heard he almost lead his team to the finals last year. Until he, you know, was afraid of the rim and was completely negated by being put in a position to actually shoot the ball. Tough break for such a dominant playoff force.
What are you confused about? You said that he is an amazing playoff performer. I said that its strange that a team would trade their young amazing playoff performer. I was wondering if that has ever happened before.
