Tayzaah wrote:dumb play at the end. shouldve called a timeout.

evidence for fast break and having achance with non set defense.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEkv_V68 ... re=related

martin wrote:

Tayzaah wrote:dumb play at the end. shouldve called a timeout.

evidence for fast break and having achance with non set defense.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEkv_V68 ... re=related

can't help but spot a great variable in your evidence there, in Baron

do you think it changes the things?
monta had to do the same job as baron, run the floor down and find an open man. he didn't on behalf of hesitation and most probably the intensity of the moment. that's all. the idea was good and that's what any running team would prefer to do in a situation like this. it's easier to get a good look at a three in transition than against a set defense. it's been warriors gun for years.

I think when Monta hesitated, he should have just called the Timeout. Once that second went by it gave the cavs time to recover. Mental mistake by monta... that was a tough look for curry at the end of the game

Mistake on Monta's part, but Nellie kinda made too much of it after the game.

They are better off just taking it up without calling a TO imho. Even with the hesitation by Monta the Cavs weren't completley ready for the Warriors. Monta just had a brain fart.

I'm just glad the game was even that close with roster that we have.