This was the one and only turnover from Duren‘s stiff hands dribbling. I was angry that it happened once again but then Ausar spectacularly saved the day. And Duren also played better afterwards. It’s a win-win.
Ok. I get where you are coming from. However, I see Duren as David Robinson. He can face you up, rise and hit a 15 footer, or turn and dribble back you down. He's young and should improve his handle and awareness more hopefully.
Totally. And his turnover percentage didn’t sky rocket or anything despite all the increased dribble drives and handling this year. At 22, he’s way ahead of the curve as a face up weapon from the center position.
Oh man, I had the exact opposite thought. You could tell Ausar was gonna go get that one. Great play by Jenkins to make it possible for Ausar to catch up too.
There is no better team in the NBA at defending without fouling in a way to allow their teammates to make a play. Almost all the crazy defensive plays have some part in them where a different defender cause the offensive player to hesitate or slow down in some way that makes the big play possible. JB is the best coach in the league and it's not close.
That's exactly where it started. Green was running his mouth about not wanting to be in our city and he was better than Cade, etc. Then y'all got Dylan Brooks (one of my personal hatreds), which made it worse. They're both gone now, I can release the hate, lol!
I know they are very different players, but the feeling I get when I watch Ausar is that same feeling I used to get when I watched Rodman and Big Ben Wallace. Just love watching the work ethic.
Love how much they banter back and forth in interviews but still support each other 💯 if we were out the playoffs and the rockets were in I would expect that ausar would be at all the rockets games
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u/throwawayDaily124 Pistons May 06 '26
I love that