Cyclones in the pros 2023-2024 (hoops)
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Same was true when he was injured last year. Playoff team win% with him, horrific almost winless without him.
A less-than-glowing review of Talen Horton-Tucker's (and Jordan Clarkson's) performance as a starter so far:
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Jazz Backcourt Struggles In Loss To Timberwolves
The Utah Jazz road struggles as they were handily defeated by the Minnesota Timberwolves 123-95 to fall to 0-3 away from home.
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THT dunking on two-time Defender of the Year Rudy Gobert? Yes, dunk-you-very-much. Impressive effort by Talen.
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Better 3pt efficiency for Georges tonight - 2-4 for 6 pts (and 6 boards) in 25 MIN. The Cavs beat Golden State to move to 3-4. It's big that PG D. Garland is back from an injury.
Still no Monte Morris playing for the Pistons (who took the L tonight vs. Phoenix)
Sounds about like his1 college year. Super talented, prone to over dribble and force his own action. I love the guy, but it’s a bit frustrating to watch.A less-than-glowing review of Talen Horton-Tucker's (and Jordan Clarkson's) performance as a starter so far:
Jazz Backcourt Struggles In Loss To Timberwolves
The Utah Jazz road struggles as they were handily defeated by the Minnesota Timberwolves 123-95 to fall to 0-3 away from home.
A less-than-glowing review of Talen Horton-Tucker's (and Jordan Clarkson's) performance as a starter so far:
Jazz Backcourt Struggles In Loss To Timberwolves
The Utah Jazz road struggles as they were handily defeated by the Minnesota Timberwolves 123-95 to fall to 0-3 away from home.
So the anti-Hornacek?
Was thinking the same thing.
When he played within the system it was fantastic but if the ball stuck it didn't go well for pretty much anyone.
And teams and individual players tend to do better too. There's exceptions with superstars but they also tend to be very good at distributing within the system too.
It's always amazing when players don't realize it.
They are different courts. The Timberwolves have their Standard court, Classic court and City court. And then of course this year they all have In Season Tournament courts.
Feel like it’s a vinyl application, that is a pain to apply but is removable. But I honestly have no idea other than working tangentially in that space (graphics/design)
Yeah, I remember mumbling about him over-dribbling a bit at ISU. In the last two years, we heard more about his inconsistent outside shooting than playing Harden ball.
I don't feel it, I've seen the Timberwolves courts (the regular season ones at least) stacked up in 4x8 pieces. They are individual courts. The NBA is a rule making machine and there is no way they would allow a team to cover a court entirely in vinyl. They understand what an investment players are and they don't do anything that could even be construed as threatening player safety. Covering an entire court with a vinyl cover would be potential for something to go wrong and they don't want a $100M player to have a serious injury because one of the teams did something on the cheap.
And the Lynx court is still another court...
