Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:That's because you made it, lenny

i'm not skilled or motivated enough to make something like that

There are a lot of "clutch" stats floating around using different formulas, but generally they all say Dirk, LeBron, Allen and Duncan are the most clutch players in NBA in the last 15 years and, to nobody's surprise, Westbrook is one of the worst.

turned2black wrote:There are a lot of "clutch" stats floating around using different formulas, but generally they all say Dirk, LeBron, Allen and Duncan are the most clutch players in NBA in the last 15 years and, to nobody's surprise, Westbrook is one of the worst.

He made some terrible plays in crunch time against the Lakers the other night. Okc won despite them but still...

E. None of the above (Jordan)

verb_to_trust wrote:

turned2black wrote:There are a lot of "clutch" stats floating around using different formulas, but generally they all say Dirk, LeBron, Allen and Duncan are the most clutch players in NBA in the last 15 years and, to nobody's surprise, Westbrook is one of the worst.

He made some terrible plays in crunch time against the Lakers the other night. Okc won despite them but still...

He's made a career out of terrible crunch time play. I'd guess that half of his turnovers are made in the 4th quarter.

turned2black wrote:There are a lot of "clutch" stats floating around using different formulas, but generally they all say Dirk, LeBron, Allen and Duncan are the most clutch players in NBA in the last 15 years and, to nobody's surprise, Westbrook is one of the worst.

How does Kobe not make that list?

zeb wrote:

turned2black wrote:There are a lot of "clutch" stats floating around using different formulas, but generally they all say Dirk, LeBron, Allen and Duncan are the most clutch players in NBA in the last 15 years and, to nobody's surprise, Westbrook is one of the worst.

How does Kobe not make that list?

Again, there are a ton of these stats around, but most show Kobe's FG percentage fell during "clutch" time. And he actually shot less than 25% in his career with 10 seconds or less remaining in the 4th in the playoffs.

(I appreciate that I'm ignoring the '15 year' caveat there).

Well, we already spent several pages debunking the "Reggie was clutch" myth.

Who's got time to read posts on previous pages?

And fwiw I humbly disagree with anyone who would argue such obvious crap.

Varis wrote:

They lost that series

I assumed that was '95 when the Pacers won. Regardless, doesn't make him any less clutch though.

Headed to Milwaukee to watch some subpar NBA basketball!!!

verb_to_trust wrote:Headed to Milwaukee to watch some subpar NBA basketball!!!

I'd rather than do than go to the Mizzou basketball game that I am tonight.

verb_to_trust wrote:Headed to Milwaukee to watch some subpar NBA basketball!!!

please nut shot Pau when you see him. And then say, "thank you very much, i really appreciate it."