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By: baller

baller — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:03:10 +0000

If the Doctor cares to look at the numbers, you will see Duncan obliterated Shaq in one game (Game 1), beat Shaq badly in two others (Games 3 and 5), had one so-so game (Game 2), and one game (Game 4) where Shaq got the better of him. 99% of the NBA would love to be “shut down” like that.

Even in those “bad” Duncan games, the Spurs went away from Duncan because whoever had the ball on the wing — usually Parker or Ginobilli — had open shot after open shot, due to poor pick and roll defense from Nash/Shaq, Bell/Shaq, or Barbosa/Shaq.

So the numbers are against you, but, worse, pick and roll “assists” for Duncan and pick and roll “failures” for Shaq do not show up in the stat sheet. Most of Parker’s 41 in game 3 and 31 in game 5 were scored off of poor pick and roll defense by the big fella. Even if we ignore the numbers and pretend Shaq “shut down” Duncan, “shutting down” your man by letting the other guy score at will is useless, and is the surest way to lose.

By: Dr. Browntorious

Dr. Browntorious — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 17:05:03 +0000

@kazam – Did you not watch them? Are you trying to say this one play by Tim Duncan of a last minute three pointer means he dominated Shaq? At least make an attempt at being objective. Take a look at the head to head numbers when both Duncan and Shaq were both on the floor at the same time in that series.

Shaq’s defense thoroughly shut down Duncan.

- Doc Brown

By: kazam92

kazam92 — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 19:37:58 +0000

Tim Duncan shut down by Shaq? Did you not watch the 08 playoffs?

By: baller

baller — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 18:34:30 +0000

“Every single time the Suns met the Spurs, Shaq played great.”

Umm….no. I was at the Phoenix-San Antonio playoff series, and Shaq was absolutely abused on defense.

Duncan’s offense numbers were down not because of Shaq’s good defense, but because Shaq’s defensive weaknesses meant Duncan had less touches off the pick and roll. Tony Parker had wide open layups and 17 foot jumpers every time he wanted it — he had a career series not because of Nash, whom he had abused, but not as badly, in the past, but because of Shaq. Shaq was an indifferent pick and roll defender in his prime; now he busts his butt, but is simply unable to get the job done.

Howard will score less against the Cavs this year, but Jameer Nelson is going to get 35 without breaking a sweat.

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By: Tyrone

Tyrone — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 01:05:23 +0000

Shaq is already one of the most experienced players in basketball. And his tweets on Twitter confirm that he has one of the sharpest minds in the game as well.

By: supsup

supsup — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 00:56:39 +0000

@Ronin

The CAVS only have one offense when it comes to crunch time. Feed the ball to Lebron. Bronbron does 5v1 and kicks out if he gets trapped. Any offense that helps bronbron out is better than what they did in the post season at this point. Shaq will make a great add. ^^

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By: Dr. Browntorious

Dr. Browntorious — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 00:03:32 +0000

@Ronin – Those are all very good points. You meant to say Shaq can’t ‘defend’ the pick and roll though right?

I feel what you are saying but offense was never Cleveland’s strength to begin with. Whatever Cleveland gives up in the motion, they gain in the ability to get points against good defensive teams when no one on the floor is helping Lebron score. When the game slow’s in the post-season and every possession is a grind, that is when you want to run the ball through Shaq. Lebron and Shaq are both amazing passers for their size. Also, Lebron wants a title pretty bad. I’m sure he’ll be flexible with Shaq and make it work.

By: Ethan Jaynes

Ethan Jaynes — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:13:20 +0000

I hope he has a little in the tank, and LeBron wins a ring next year. I am a huge fan of both. Mike Brown … not so much.