Does Jamarion Sharp have a chance?

Ive been watching a bit of summer league and this guy is an absolute beast. He’s 7’5(2.26) so we could actually get rebounds and not get smoked by Mobley again. One game he got 3 steals and 4 blocks, another he got 17 points on perfect shooting. He also won G-league DPOY and lead the NCAA in blocks 2 years in a row. I know his offence is not that great but it’s very fun watching him play and he’s getting a lot of impact on the court. I just wanna get the opinions of the community so thank you for reading and have a great day!

u/Drv_iscool — 9 days ago

Hows it like living in this part of Ontario?

i drove here twice and thought like it was the middle of nowhere lmao.

u/Drv_iscool — 26 days ago

Why is this subreddit filled with Toronto?

I am pretty new to this subreddit. I have joined it like 5 minutes ago and I scroll down and see that 8/10 posts are all toronto/cn tower. I am a torontonian myself but i am js curious, is this because of the world cup? Or was this subreddit always like this? Anyways, I think this subreddit is freaking amazing and I hope to see more versatility.

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u/Drv_iscool — 30 days ago

How do I stop panicking during fights?

Hi, bronze 3 here, I am really good at deathmatches and can counter strafe there but in real games, I feel like everything is different. If I miss my first bullet on sm1, i js start kinda panicking and crouch spray. The thought of counter strafing js goes away and that is what i think keeps me bronze. Any ideas on how to fix this?

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u/Drv_iscool — 2 months ago

The series loss to the Toronto Raptors really came down to missed chances, especially at the free throw line. They shot around 72 percent as a team in the series, compared to about 81 percent for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and that gap quietly decided games. In two of the losses, the Raptors missed 8 plus free throws, and those games were decided by single digits. That is literally the difference right there, free points just left sitting on the table.

And it showed even more late in games. Toronto shot under 70 percent from the line in fourth quarters across the series, while Cleveland stayed close to 85 percent in clutch minutes. When you combine that with the Cavs getting more attempts overall, it created a steady scoring edge without needing crazy shot making. So even when the Raptors matched them in field goals or defense, they were still losing the math battle, and in the playoffs that kind of inefficiency almost always sends you home.

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u/Drv_iscool — 3 months ago