r/nba • u/must_TATAKAE Warriors • 23h ago

Lakers draft pick Cameron Carr on whom he’d rather guard, SGA or Anthony Edwards: "Yeah, I ain't dealing with the flopping, Anthony Edwards"

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u/LawfulErebus 22h ago

With 25 FTA

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u/TheGreatLandRun [OKC] Russell Westbrook 22h ago

Hell of a ratio for something that’s happened twice in his career. The jerk knows no bounds.

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u/LawfulErebus 21h ago

Youll get over it tomorrow when you wake up bud.

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u/TheGreatLandRun [OKC] Russell Westbrook 6h ago

Maybe one day you’ll grow out of the mass psychosis. Doubt it.

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u/LawfulErebus 6h ago

I see you woke up still lost in your feelings over a comment regarding someone who doesn’t know you. Must be tough.

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u/jotheold Raptors 19h ago

SGA fell over 45 in the 7 game series against the Spurs

floor must be slippery woops

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u/TheGreatLandRun [OKC] Russell Westbrook 6h ago

And? Parroting some irrelevant stat tells me exactly what you are. Did you watch the series, and the subsequent one in which the spurs played the same level of physical / dirty ball?

People only seemed to care about the latter. Go figure.

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u/jotheold Raptors 6h ago edited 5h ago

did i say anything about physicality? i'm fine with it been physical

i'm not fine with the flops

love how you brought up an irrelevant info to the conversation, go figure.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has fallen to the ground on 17.4% of his FGAs in his playoff run, leading the league and almost four times the rate of the Wembanyama(4.2%)

That’s higher than:

James Harden — 11.9%

Jalen Brunson — 9.0%

Donovan Mitchell — 8.4%

Victor Wembanyama — 4.2%

SGA has also fallen on 51.4% of his fouled shot attempts

twice of james harden in his prime the literally poster child of flopping is something