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Dang. Well, I surprisingly took down the Clogs, but the Lethargy lost to Forza, so the Clogs keep 2nd place.

A bit of venting: my Prominent FT shooting Spencer Sylvester went 0-4, putting him at 58.7% FT shooting for the season.
That is simply ridiculous any way you slice it. Boo, Buzzerbeater, boo.

Dang. Well, I surprisingly took down the Clogs, but the Lethargy lost to Forza, so the Clogs keep 2nd place.

A bit of venting: my Prominent FT shooting Spencer Sylvester went 0-4, putting him at 58.7% FT shooting for the season.
That is simply ridiculous any way you slice it. Boo, Buzzerbeater, boo.

You were probably the only one surprised. I expected to lose (and half expected you'd CT), but I was pretty happy to postpone the inevitable HCA+Effort+LI result until about four minutes to go.

On the venting side myself, my team had higher outside shooting rating than your outside defense, with more than 100 PP100 for the 2, 3 and 4 positions, and we put up a whopping 3-31 from beyond the arc. But I suppose I shouldn't complain because outside offenses are so clearly overpowered that any misfortune I suffer on that front is well earned.

(Of course, on a more serious note, OD in the game is highly overpowered and I get much more benefit from that than I suffer from the fact that it's impossible to score unless you're scoring inside or have excessively good outside shooters).

you are his rival, if he lost his revenue will suffer

I was tempted to CT, but all I really wanted to do was put up enough of a fight to stay in 5th place, which just meant having a close-ish game with you, win or lose. I guess it didn't matter, as the Lethargy lost, so I could have CT'd and all would be the same.

I did feel fortunate that you missed so many 3's, but I was also steamed that my SG started off 1-10, as he's my best shooter by far.

Oh, and sorry about the injury. Glad it was just for the game.

I was tempted to CT, but all I really wanted to do was put up enough of a fight to stay in 5th place, which just meant having a close-ish game with you, win or lose. I guess it didn't matter, as the Lethargy lost, so I could have CT'd and all would be the same.

I did feel fortunate that you missed so many 3's, but I was also steamed that my SG started off 1-10, as he's my best shooter by far.

Oh, and sorry about the injury. Glad it was just for the game.

I know in the past I've CT'd the finale when in fifth, but usually I wouldn't if it would influence the playoff races too much.

I was surprised your SG didn't shoot as well either, but very surprised how easily you were scoring at SF. I would have anticipated the reverse of that, though Schulz was having a relatively crappy night at SF so I didn't mind the injury at the least (since I had checked before tipoff to make sure nobody was lost permanently). I think had I been putting the type of effort into scouting recently as I used to, I probably would have had Namo starting, but that may have backfired in different ways.

I was tempted to CT, but all I really wanted to do was put up enough of a fight to stay in 5th place, which just meant having a close-ish game with you, win or lose. I guess it didn't matter, as the Lethargy lost, so I could have CT'd and all would be the same.

I did feel fortunate that you missed so many 3's, but I was also steamed that my SG started off 1-10, as he's my best shooter by far.

Oh, and sorry about the injury. Glad it was just for the game.

I know in the past I've CT'd the finale when in fifth, but usually I wouldn't if it would influence the playoff races too much.

I was surprised your SG didn't shoot as well either, but very surprised how easily you were scoring at SF. I would have anticipated the reverse of that, though Schulz was having a relatively crappy night at SF so I didn't mind the injury at the least (since I had checked before tipoff to make sure nobody was lost permanently). I think had I been putting the type of effort into scouting recently as I used to, I probably would have had Namo starting, but that may have backfired in different ways.

Primo Namo, while intimidatingly monikered, was running a really low DMI compared to Shultz. He must have a crazily unique skill-set for you to consider starting him. Spencer can be pretty effective at SF sometimes, other times, he is strangely irrelevant. Kind of a bummer. But, usually when that happens, someone else makes up for it. When they don't, I lose.