01-06-2022, 12:41 PM
Obviously there was a lot of luck in that defensive performance. There is a ton of variance in three point shooting percentage game to game, and if we played the Warriors 10 times they probably would never shoot this badly again.
On the other hand, someone posted that Curry generally has roughly 4 wide open shots a game, and he did not get a single one in this game. In fact, the Warriors average roughly 19 wide open shots a game and only got 10 in this one (and those 10 were distributed to lesser three point shooters) so the perimeter defense was very good.
As for the Dirkie, its clearly DFS. He was a big part of that perimeter defense, and his offense was a huge spark in the second half.
On the other hand, someone posted that Curry generally has roughly 4 wide open shots a game, and he did not get a single one in this game. In fact, the Warriors average roughly 19 wide open shots a game and only got 10 in this one (and those 10 were distributed to lesser three point shooters) so the perimeter defense was very good.
As for the Dirkie, its clearly DFS. He was a big part of that perimeter defense, and his offense was a huge spark in the second half.
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