Post: would you consider lins performence with the kings good(POINTS OR ASSISTS)
02-16-2012, 08:37 PM #1
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); im a HUGE Lin fan and i kind of liked the rampage of scoring he had for the past 6 game winning streak. then all of a sudden they face a crappy team(kings) and he gets 10 points 13 assists. now the 13 assists are astounding and maybe the role he played was better than scoring 20-30 points but would you rather see Lin go 38 points 7 assists or 10 points 13 assists.? i rather 38 pts but then again look at the bool, they have a scoring point guard so once hes gone thy suck, im going to assume that Jeremy going 13 assists and 10 points is better for the knicks winning but for my personal satisfaction i would rather see him go 20+ points per game like the last six games(not including their seventh win)
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02-16-2012, 08:51 PM #2
Okayyy
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Id rather him get 10 points and 13 assist because its going to help the team out more. That was the knicks biggest win during their winstreak because 7 people had double digit points instead of lin getting 25 points and barely winning the game. Besides lins going to have to get used to alot of assist once melo gets back.
02-17-2012, 04:29 AM #3
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Originally posted by Okayyy View Post
Id rather him get 10 points and 13 assist because its going to help the team out more. That was the knicks biggest win during their winstreak because 7 people had double digit points instead of lin getting 25 points and barely winning the game. Besides lins going to have to get used to alot of assist once melo gets back.


true, true
02-17-2012, 09:13 AM #4
glitchplz
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Originally posted by Okayyy View Post
Id rather him get 10 points and 13 assist because its going to help the team out more. That was the knicks biggest win during their winstreak because 7 people had double digit points instead of lin getting 25 points and barely winning the game. Besides lins going to have to get used to alot of assist once melo gets back.


Actually having 38 points and 7 assists helps the team more than 10 points and 13 assists. I prefer to see a team player but with these numbers I'd take the points.
02-17-2012, 07:32 PM #5
Okayyy
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Originally posted by glitchplz View Post
Actually having 38 points and 7 assists helps the team more than 10 points and 13 assists. I prefer to see a team player but with these numbers I'd take the points.
actually the ten points and 13 assists helps the team more because that was the biggest win the team has had since lin has became a starter. When lin got 13 assist there where 7 people that had double digit point which is atleast 70 points. When lin had 38 points they barely beat the lakers (i think it was the lakers)
02-17-2012, 07:44 PM #6
Chaz
Tremble Underfoot
Basketball isn't about a single player. It takes a team effort.
Bottom line, it doesn't matter what Lin does. Or any other player for that matter.
If your team wins, you win.
02-17-2012, 08:08 PM #7
glitchplz
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Originally posted by Okayyy View Post
actually the ten points and 13 assists helps the team more because that was the biggest win the team has had since lin has became a starter. When lin got 13 assist there where 7 people that had double digit point which is atleast 70 points. When lin had 38 points they barely beat the lakers (i think it was the lakers)


13 assists= a maximum of 39 points and a minimum of 26 points.
02-17-2012, 08:21 PM #8
Okayyy
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Originally posted by glitchplz View Post
13 assists= a maximum of 39 points and a minimum of 26 points.

Yeah i know its a maximum of 39 and minimum of 26 but lin starts every play so yeah he might not get the assist but he starts most of the scoring plays which will help the team more than getting 38 points
02-18-2012, 12:00 AM #9
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Originally posted by glitchplz View Post
13 assists= a maximum of 39 points and a minimum of 26 points.


39+10 = 49, 26+10 = 36

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