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[NBA][M記嘉大]2018-2019馬刺球迷專區，外線性感冰科澳牛放題
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還債啫
一季冇三個大鎖Murray Green Kawhi
班潮迷唔差在講埋上場就ig比人趕走，今場就McGee啦🤣
咁係贏波波
仲有個識協防嘅Kyle Anderson
有少少防守潛力嘅White同Walker都傷埋
防守好難唔差
有少少防守潛力嘅White同Walker都傷埋
防守好難唔差
DDR鏟籃鏟到死先得9個罰球
占士都11個，有一個回合占士天龍三步排雲掌仲要吹defensive foul
好意思賴雞
Welcome to the West, LLLebron
占士都11個，有一個回合占士天龍三步排雲掌仲要吹defensive foul
好意思賴雞
Welcome to the West, LLLebron
冰科
呢球係上半場定下半場
上半場個下好似炒到飛天
上半場個下好似炒到飛天
其實佢已經打得好過預期好多
3pts 4－8 
Undrafted嘅球員嚟講
頂到下正選算係咁啦
頂到下正選算係咁啦
呢球唔入架
話時話, 最後gay foul lbj個陣, 好似係pop同啲助教係場邊係咁叫 foul , gay先識行前去 foul
Gay周不時都係咁
Gay球商不嬲麻麻
cunningham 幾好
工兵王
等walker同white番黎加佢應該可以幫補下啲防
等walker同white番黎加佢應該可以幫補下啲防
poetl 真係
其實都要用下啦打死LMA咩
大肉腸有潛力嘅
不過要同td 1on1番幾個月先得
不過要同td 1on1番幾個月先得
其實都要用下啦打死LMA咩
懷念Dedmon
佢其實都會上腦
係冇大肉腸咁嚴重
係冇大肉腸咁嚴重
外國刺網呢場球員評分
LaMarcus Aldridge
Heading into this contest, LaMarcus Aldridge was in a bit of an offensive slump. Consider that slump busted. Aldridge was very good on the offensive end -- and it all started with his physicality in the post. He tortured the overmatched Lakers bigmen throughout the night utilizing a combination of his brute strength and his deft touch around the rim. When he wasn't scoring buckets or getting to the line, he was passing the ball really well. Defense, well, that was another story. I thought he was good at that end in the first quarter but he struggled to make any sort of impact in the game's final 41 minutes. The Lakers using small lineups was partly to blame, as was the obvious lack of chemistry with his teammates -- not to mention the lack of defensive talent around him. But overall I was very pleased with what I saw from Aldridge. If he can play at that level, the Spurs are going to be okay.
Grade: A-
Summary: Aldridge was a beast on the offensive end in a performance that gives hope that he's still very much a top tier difference-maker in a quickly evolving landscape.
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DeMar DeRozan
In the first half, DeMar DeRozan was an offensive marvel. He expertly carved up the Lakers defense in a nearly flawless manner. No matter whether the coaching staff put him in pick-and-rolls, isolations or in the low block, DeRozan created great shots over and over and over again. Unfortunately, DeRozan wore down as the game progressed. After hitting his first five shots, DeRozan missed 18 of his final 24 field goal attempts -- including his final eight shots in the fourth quarter and overtime. He particularly struggled to finish in the lane late in the game. His defense was also never too notable; mostly bad on an individual basis but decent team-wise. That said, it's difficult to be too angry with a man who set a career-high with 14 assists while turning it over only twice in a game-high 45 minutes. Oh, and he had 32 points and was two rebounds shy of a triple double. Not a bad night at the office.
Grade: B+
Summary: DeRozan was great early but faded late, though it's difficult to criticize his overall production
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Rudy Gay
Talk about changing one's reputation. Rudy Gay had a very rugged, workmanlike performance in Los Angeles. On offense, he was unselfish and highly efficient. He used his size and length to get shots off the dribble. Gay continued his hot shooting from three-point land, included a monumental trey in overtime with 15 seconds remaining. Defensively, he took the challenge of guarding LeBron James for much of the evening. He had his moments of competency on that end, particularly in the first three quarters. Gay's never going to be a lockdown defender but his effort tonight was impressive and he was one of the few Spurs who was able to offer some semblance of disruption on that end. Further good news for Gay: he looked relatively healthy after hobbling for much of the previous six quarters heading into this contest.
Grade: A-
Summary: Gay put on his blue collar and his marksmanship and intensity were keys to this victory.
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Bryn Forbes
Bryn Forbes is another player who deserves credit for at least giving good effort on defense. The results were shaky but Forbes' heart was in the right place. (He's too slow, short and stubby to do too much damage on D, if we're being honest about the situation.) Offensively, Forbes provided invaluable spacing by way of his picture-perfect stroke from the perimeter. His ball-handling was iffy, his decision-making was lacking and it was often painfully clear he's not a point guard . . . but Forbes competed and did about as well as could have been expected given the circumstances.
Grade: B+
Summary: Another solid game for Forbes. The Spurs couldn't have expected much more from their fourth string point guard.
LaMarcus Aldridge
Heading into this contest, LaMarcus Aldridge was in a bit of an offensive slump. Consider that slump busted. Aldridge was very good on the offensive end -- and it all started with his physicality in the post. He tortured the overmatched Lakers bigmen throughout the night utilizing a combination of his brute strength and his deft touch around the rim. When he wasn't scoring buckets or getting to the line, he was passing the ball really well. Defense, well, that was another story. I thought he was good at that end in the first quarter but he struggled to make any sort of impact in the game's final 41 minutes. The Lakers using small lineups was partly to blame, as was the obvious lack of chemistry with his teammates -- not to mention the lack of defensive talent around him. But overall I was very pleased with what I saw from Aldridge. If he can play at that level, the Spurs are going to be okay.
Grade: A-
Summary: Aldridge was a beast on the offensive end in a performance that gives hope that he's still very much a top tier difference-maker in a quickly evolving landscape.
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DeMar DeRozan
In the first half, DeMar DeRozan was an offensive marvel. He expertly carved up the Lakers defense in a nearly flawless manner. No matter whether the coaching staff put him in pick-and-rolls, isolations or in the low block, DeRozan created great shots over and over and over again. Unfortunately, DeRozan wore down as the game progressed. After hitting his first five shots, DeRozan missed 18 of his final 24 field goal attempts -- including his final eight shots in the fourth quarter and overtime. He particularly struggled to finish in the lane late in the game. His defense was also never too notable; mostly bad on an individual basis but decent team-wise. That said, it's difficult to be too angry with a man who set a career-high with 14 assists while turning it over only twice in a game-high 45 minutes. Oh, and he had 32 points and was two rebounds shy of a triple double. Not a bad night at the office.
Grade: B+
Summary: DeRozan was great early but faded late, though it's difficult to criticize his overall production
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Rudy Gay
Talk about changing one's reputation. Rudy Gay had a very rugged, workmanlike performance in Los Angeles. On offense, he was unselfish and highly efficient. He used his size and length to get shots off the dribble. Gay continued his hot shooting from three-point land, included a monumental trey in overtime with 15 seconds remaining. Defensively, he took the challenge of guarding LeBron James for much of the evening. He had his moments of competency on that end, particularly in the first three quarters. Gay's never going to be a lockdown defender but his effort tonight was impressive and he was one of the few Spurs who was able to offer some semblance of disruption on that end. Further good news for Gay: he looked relatively healthy after hobbling for much of the previous six quarters heading into this contest.
Grade: A-
Summary: Gay put on his blue collar and his marksmanship and intensity were keys to this victory.
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Bryn Forbes
Bryn Forbes is another player who deserves credit for at least giving good effort on defense. The results were shaky but Forbes' heart was in the right place. (He's too slow, short and stubby to do too much damage on D, if we're being honest about the situation.) Offensively, Forbes provided invaluable spacing by way of his picture-perfect stroke from the perimeter. His ball-handling was iffy, his decision-making was lacking and it was often painfully clear he's not a point guard . . . but Forbes competed and did about as well as could have been expected given the circumstances.
Grade: B+
Summary: Another solid game for Forbes. The Spurs couldn't have expected much more from their fourth string point guard.