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This playoff series continued it's strange trend of featuring only blowouts, and this time it was the Spurs' turn. Here is how each player performed.
Helping me out with these grades is J.A. Sherman.
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JEREMY LAMB | GRADE | MIN | PTS | REB | AST | BL | ST | TO | +/- |
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(Game Stats) | 18 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | -10 | |
SHERMAN | ![]() |
We all rooted for Lamb to get more minutes, and if you just look at the box score, you'd think, "well, he got minutes and he wasn't good." However, WHEN you get minutes is as important as how many, and Lamb did not get on the court in the 1st half. The 2nd unit has been abysmal in producing offense, as neither Fisher nor Butler can create anything on their own. This is the place where Lamb would benefit the team, and barring injury to others, he's still not getting a chance. | |||||||
JUSTIN | ![]() |
Considering Jeremy Lamb didn't get a lot of time to play and he was put in garbage time when the Thunder were already losing by a lot, I cannot give him a good grade. Had Scott Brooks understood that Lamb is a key player in this series, Lamb could have made an impact. |
*All player images via US Presswire
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