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Old 05-25-2007, 12:31 PM
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It was the same play but this time Lebron took it to the hole instead of passing. You cant call a pick and roll in that situation because #1, You are handing Detroit an easy double on Lebron; #2 Who are you going to run the play for? If Rasheed was a Cav, then it is a possibility. But the Cavs dont have a single frontline player that you want to see with the ball in that situation. Lebron strength is moving with the ball toward the hoop, using his strength and size to overpower defenders. He is not that strong coming off of picks. Plus Detroit would almost certainly switch on the pick and try to deny the ball to Lebron. Which would leave the ball in the very shaky hands of Hughes, Snow, or Pavolich. Which would have been a poor decision by Brown.
Hamilton actually played great d on the play, being physical enough to disrupt the flow without drawing the foul.

There was no excuse for Hughes missing the follow up.
I think Ilgauskas is a guy you could do that stuff with...but he was on the bench becuase Verajao got minutes with his play.
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Old 05-25-2007, 02:56 PM
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I think Ilgauskas is a guy you could do that stuff with...but he was on the bench becuase Verajao got minutes with his play.
Ilgaugkas is a post up or spot up player, not very mobile. Has a nice touch but not the guy you want putting the ball on the floor in that situation.
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Old 05-25-2007, 03:10 PM
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Ilgaugkas is a post up or spot up player, not very mobile. Has a nice touch but not the guy you want putting the ball on the floor in that situation.
I was talking pick and roll...spotting up for a 15-20 footer.
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Old 05-25-2007, 03:27 PM
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I was talking pick and roll...spotting up for a 15-20 footer.
You want a 20 footer from Ilgaugukas as your final play?
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Old 05-25-2007, 03:32 PM
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You want a 20 footer from Ilgaugukas as your final play?
no (would prefer 15 footer!)...just an option for a play when the double or triple to LeBron comes...I would want a 20 footer from him over Hughes, Gooden, Marshall, Pavlovic etc.
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Old 05-25-2007, 03:40 PM
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no (would prefer 15 footer!)...just an option for a play when the double or triple to LeBron comes...I would want a 20 footer from him over Hughes, Gooden, Marshall, Pavlovic etc.
They did not execute. Simple as that. The play calling is moot. If you dont make shots you lose. Despite Mortys pleas to the contrary there are no appealing options for Cleveland in a half court set under those conditions.
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