Post by Bullsville on Apr 12, 2014 5:40:42 GMT -6
This seems like a good idea for a running thread- I know several of you are like me- current or former readers and/or posters over at RealGM, and their complete downturn is the only reason I even started this board. I still read the board sometimes, because they are still a few great posters there, and there are still a few guys with sources who will give you Bulls info that you won't get elsewhere (or you'll get it before any of the major sites have it).
I'll get things started, and I think you'll really like this one (it was written by a moderator!):
stat line of the night belongs to tony snell:
7 minutes
0 FGA
0 FTA
0 R
0 A
0 S
0 B
0 TO
0 F
0 +/-
That says it all. That's more than half a quarter where we are playing at an obvious disadvantage against our opponent.
The Bulls got outscored by 18 points in the first half vs the Pistons. But in the 7 minutes that Snell was on the floor, they played to a tie, meaning they got outscored by 18 in the other 17 minutes.
How is that "playing at a disadvantage"? Obviously Snell didn't contribute on the stat sheet, but it's also just as obvious that the Bulls played much, much better in the first half when Snell was in the game that when he wasn't.
I'll get things started, and I think you'll really like this one (it was written by a moderator!):
stat line of the night belongs to tony snell:
7 minutes
0 FGA
0 FTA
0 R
0 A
0 S
0 B
0 TO
0 F
0 +/-
That says it all. That's more than half a quarter where we are playing at an obvious disadvantage against our opponent.
The Bulls got outscored by 18 points in the first half vs the Pistons. But in the 7 minutes that Snell was on the floor, they played to a tie, meaning they got outscored by 18 in the other 17 minutes.
How is that "playing at a disadvantage"? Obviously Snell didn't contribute on the stat sheet, but it's also just as obvious that the Bulls played much, much better in the first half when Snell was in the game that when he wasn't.
