NBA 2016-2017

[cougjunkie]

Draymond Green just had a triple double in the win over the Grizzlies (the only team to have beaten the Warriors twice this season). The remarkable thing is that he got the triple double despite scoring only four points. He set the franchise record with 10 steals tonight.

I was surprised to learn it's the first triple double in NBA history with less than 10 points. Really impressive.

[creekster]

Star treatment? Maybe so. This is an intersting article.


https://pudding.cool/2017/02/two-minute-report/

[BigFatMeanie]

Star treatment? Maybe so. This is an intersting article.


https://pudding.cool/2017/02/two-minute-report/

That is fascinating. They fail to call charges nearly 70% of the time and they fail to call traveling nearly 80% of the time in the last two minutes of the game.

[smokymountainrain]

Star treatment? Maybe so. This is an intersting article.


https://pudding.cool/2017/02/two-minute-report/

if i'm reading the player bias chart correctly, there really isn't much, if any, star treatment going on.

[creekster]

if i'm reading the player bias chart correctly, there really isn't much, if any, star treatment going on.

I was sort of focused on G. Hayward, who seems to be getting hosed compared to most of those guys. Worse treatment than Lopez? Or Pachulia? Sheesh.

[smokymountainrain]

I was sort of focused on G. Hayward, who seems to be getting hosed compared to most of those guys. Worse treatment than Lopez? Or Pachulia? Sheesh.

i guess i saw hayward as one of the evidences that there isn't star treatment since he's an all-star this year. also LeBron is one that stood out. and Isaiah Thomas. then you have guys like Gortat, Lopez, Plumlee, Faried and Zeller getting all the calls.

i guess overall, it seems pretty random. some stars getting calls, with about the same number of non stars getting calls and vice versa with the guys who don't get calls.

[creekster]

i guess i saw hayward as one of the evidences that there isn't star treatment since he's an all-star this year. also LeBron is one that stood out. and Isaiah Thomas. then you have guys like Gortat, Lopez, Plumlee, Faried and Zeller getting all the calls.

i guess overall, it seems pretty random. some stars getting calls, with about the same number of non stars getting calls and vice versa with the guys who don't get calls.

Thats a fair point. I saw it as anti-small market bias confirmed. Maybe thats what happens when you have been watching the jazz not quite get there for as long as I have.

[creekster]

The All Star game is unwatchable. It is even less watchable than the slam dunk competition. Awful.

[cougjunkie]

The All Star game is unwatchable. It is even less watchable than the slam dunk competition. Awful.

Not surprised a wet blanket like you doesn't enjoy it.

[New Mexican Disaster]

The All Star game is unwatchable. It is even less watchable than the slam dunk competition. Awful.

Is there anything besides cycling that you do like?

[Donuthole]

I love the NBA, but I'm squarely with the monkey on this one.

[creekster]

Is there anything besides cycling that you do like?

I love the NBA. I have a league pass and watch a lot of games, esp the Jazz. But that game was embarrassingly bad.

I also like a post of yours from earlier today.

Shall I go on?

[New Mexican Disaster]

I love the NBA. I have a league pass and watch a lot of games, esp the Jazz. But that game was embarrassingly bad.

I also like a post of yours from earlier today.

Shall I go on?

No. That's good. Flattery will get you everywhere.

[myboynoah]

I love the NBA, but I'm squarely with the monkey on this one.

Me too. What's the points of that game?

[Moliere]

What's the points of that game?

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