Cyclones in the pros 2023-2024 (hoops)
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Continued bad news for Monte and his right quad...
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Pistons' Monte Morris Out At Least 6-8 More Weeks
Morris, who continues to rehab a right quad strain, underwent a PRP injection last Friday.
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Philly fans still love Georges:
Niang 13/2/1 and 2 steals, 3/9 from 3 in a loss to the Lakers.
It seems like he's back to hitting the levels of production that he did last year, after that horrible start to the season.
Georges' stats so far (1 game started):
Here are THT's stats (8 games started)
And here are your 2024 MVP's numbers:
Here are THT's stats (8 games started)
And here are your 2024 MVP's numbers:
Niang 8/6/3 against the Raptors in a win, 2/5 from 3 and 3/9 overall from the field. +13!
35.5% from 3 now this year.
35.5% from 3 now this year.
Honestly pretty good line for Georges as poor as he started. Guessing a "last ten" would give him a nice bump.
Tyrese's shooting %s are sick for a guy who is also leading planet in assists.
You probably haven't seen one of these in a couple years - Deonte Burton throwin' down in G League action:
Good call - I looked at his last 10 games and that 3pt % was 43%. There's probably some relieved people in the Cavs' front office.
Matt Thomas has been missing EuroLeague and German league games the last couple weeks due to injury (I believe that the injury is foot-related but am not 100%). He had been shooting the ball well in both competitions.
Haven’t watched second half yet, Hali guarding camara a lot so I think they must not be putting him on the better scorers. Was so good defensively at ISU, not sure where he’s at nba wise.
Tom Haberstroh the blazers stats guy threw out that Haliburton leads the league in created points, ie points plus assist points. 32.6 assist points is far and away leading the NBA plus his 25.4 points. Most in the NBA.
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That's the top tweet by NBA Poland in the entire thread.
His scoring plus assist numbers have been blowing me away. The 45% clip from 3PT is pretty awesome, too.
A cold shooting night for THT, in Utah's 2-point win over New Orleans. In 19 MIN, he had 5 PT on 2-9 / 0-3 shooting. He did add 3 REB, 7 AST and 0 TO.
Georges had 12 points last night in a 23-point win over Atlanta. His stat line (he's grabbing so many more rebounds this year):
Cavs Insider on Fan Nation: Cavs are "lucky to have" Georges:
After a bad start - like Georges - the Cavs are at 10-8 and have won 6 of their last 8.
After a bad start - like Georges - the Cavs are at 10-8 and have won 6 of their last 8.
Talen Horton-Tucker had a tough first half - 0-5 from the field - but I guess the 2nd half was better since TWO shots of his did go in. He ended with 5 PT in 24 MIN in Utah's 14-pt at Memphis on 2-12 / 1-5 shooting.
THT's 3PT % is around the 29% and I suspect that his shooting will be an issue when it's time for a new contract. A blurb from KLS Sports on THT:
Talen Horton-Tucker In Career-Worst Shooting Slump
It clearly has not been the season Talen Horton-Tucker was hoping for after being named to the Jazz’s starting lineup to open the year.
The guard struggled with turnovers during his tenure as a starter, only to get replaced in the opening lineup nine games into the season.
Unfortunately, his move to the bench has done little to stabilize his contributions where he’s hit a career-worst lull as a shooter.
Over his last five games, Horton-Tucker is shooting just 8-40 from the floor, including 2-18 from three, marking the least efficient five-game stretch of his career.
After his 2-12 performance in Memphis, the Jazz guard is the first NBA player this season to have eight or fewer makes on 40 or more attempts over a five-game span, and is only the third player in Jazz history (Ricky Rubio, Bryon Russell) to achieve the feat.
The 23-year-old isn’t the only Jazz guard struggling with efficiency as Jordan Clarkson, Keyonte George, and Collin Sexton combined to shoot just 9-26 against the Grizzlies, but Horon-Tucker’s difficulties have been particularly pronounced as of late, and he’s overdue for a strong shooting night. (Link to article: https://kslsports.com/508270/jazz-fall-to-1-8-on-road-with-grizzlies-loss/)
THT's 3PT % is around the 29% and I suspect that his shooting will be an issue when it's time for a new contract. A blurb from KLS Sports on THT:
Talen Horton-Tucker In Career-Worst Shooting Slump
It clearly has not been the season Talen Horton-Tucker was hoping for after being named to the Jazz’s starting lineup to open the year.
The guard struggled with turnovers during his tenure as a starter, only to get replaced in the opening lineup nine games into the season.
Unfortunately, his move to the bench has done little to stabilize his contributions where he’s hit a career-worst lull as a shooter.
Over his last five games, Horton-Tucker is shooting just 8-40 from the floor, including 2-18 from three, marking the least efficient five-game stretch of his career.
After his 2-12 performance in Memphis, the Jazz guard is the first NBA player this season to have eight or fewer makes on 40 or more attempts over a five-game span, and is only the third player in Jazz history (Ricky Rubio, Bryon Russell) to achieve the feat.
The 23-year-old isn’t the only Jazz guard struggling with efficiency as Jordan Clarkson, Keyonte George, and Collin Sexton combined to shoot just 9-26 against the Grizzlies, but Horon-Tucker’s difficulties have been particularly pronounced as of late, and he’s overdue for a strong shooting night. (Link to article: https://kslsports.com/508270/jazz-fall-to-1-8-on-road-with-grizzlies-loss/)
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