Tomorrow’s headline: Darius Garland’s face has been broken by an inadvertent elbow during practice.
sallright
I don’t see nothin wrongÂ
with a little bump and grindÂ
lisbon_OH
It’s good for them imo. Not ideal if a freak injury happens but there’s no better way to get prepared for a slug fest matchup this is going to be. You don’t want finesse against the Magic, you want to beat them at their own game and outmuscle them. Would go a long way for this team.
gdan_77
Honestly, they needed to this sooner. Not all season, but they should’ve practiced harder sooner, maybe I’m some spurts, during the all-star break, in season tournament etc
330in513
Yeah. Maybe shoulda started that a little earlier.
BackpackWalker
As long as no one gets hurt, this is exactly what this team needs.
mtnsaa
This is a new one! Training to be though guys lol
You have it or you don’t.
Choppybitz
Shouldn’t they always be doing that?
lagrange_james_d23dt
Honestly this is what they need. NY did it all series last year, while the Cavs just took it.
BrownsFan2323
Embarrassing that they’re not simulating this as part of normal practice
calvin2028
This feels like an admission of how unprepared they were last year.
Better preparation to toughen them up for the playoffs is to convert the practice facility into a Slamball court.
WastingMyTime84
Team is soft, we know this.
Useful-Walk9827
I hope he wore football gear to practice
privateenergy
It’s lip service
CCGAMINGJAY
God there are so many doomers in here. This is a cookie cutter response and guys are acting like it means anything
PatrenzoK
Lol I read this in the voice of one of the Flight of The Concords guys
legarrettesblount
cloudclimber24
Those Orlando magic play an old school type of ball, resembling the New York Knick’s in the 90’s and boy you better be ready. Magic are a slow pace team, don’t shoot the 3 particularly great, in the bottom tier I believe so middys , layups and dunks is how they’ll get most of their points
Abiv23
The playoffs are almost a diff game
The way I look at it is the refs go back to the late 90s in terms of physicality allowed
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As long as no one gets hurt, not a bad idea.
Tomorrow’s headline: Darius Garland’s face has been broken by an inadvertent elbow during practice.
I don’t see nothin wrongÂ
with a little bump and grindÂ
It’s good for them imo. Not ideal if a freak injury happens but there’s no better way to get prepared for a slug fest matchup this is going to be. You don’t want finesse against the Magic, you want to beat them at their own game and outmuscle them. Would go a long way for this team.
Honestly, they needed to this sooner. Not all season, but they should’ve practiced harder sooner, maybe I’m some spurts, during the all-star break, in season tournament etc
Yeah. Maybe shoulda started that a little earlier.
As long as no one gets hurt, this is exactly what this team needs.
This is a new one! Training to be though guys lol
You have it or you don’t.
Shouldn’t they always be doing that?
Honestly this is what they need. NY did it all series last year, while the Cavs just took it.
Embarrassing that they’re not simulating this as part of normal practice
This feels like an admission of how unprepared they were last year.
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they’ve been doing this
Better preparation to toughen them up for the playoffs is to convert the practice facility into a Slamball court.
Team is soft, we know this.
I hope he wore football gear to practice
It’s lip service
God there are so many doomers in here. This is a cookie cutter response and guys are acting like it means anything
Lol I read this in the voice of one of the Flight of The Concords guys
Those Orlando magic play an old school type of ball, resembling the New York Knick’s in the 90’s and boy you better be ready. Magic are a slow pace team, don’t shoot the 3 particularly great, in the bottom tier I believe so middys , layups and dunks is how they’ll get most of their points
The playoffs are almost a diff game
The way I look at it is the refs go back to the late 90s in terms of physicality allowed
Good idea to start getting used to it now