Some highlights: • Jordan’s usage rate is 44 percent, meaning he used 44 percent of his team’s possessions. For comparison’s sake, the NBA single-season record is Kobe’s 39 percent in 2006. MJ is second at 38 percent. He did have plenty of games where he actually exceeded that 44 percent usage rate. In Game 6 of the 1998 Finals, for instance, he checked in at 55 percent. This is probably the second-most realistic part of the movie.
• No rebounds were recorded in the game by either team, a testament to the high levels of offensive efficiency on both sides.
• Blanko, the Shawn Bradley Monstar, failed to register a single stat throughout the course of the game. Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
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Best part is where the Tunes make a Dream Team-esque run to get back in the game by making no steals, forcing no turnovers, blocking no shots, and the Monstars miss only 1 shot.
They must have employed the hack-a-toon strategy and forced at least 15 straight fouls/missed FTs.
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Blanko, the Shawn Bradley Monstar, failed to register a single stat throughout the course of the game. Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
Damn Harvard. Whicked Burn
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Nice catch BlAcK TuRtLe. But too bad your ass got SAAAAAAAAAAACKED.*tackles*
Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
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From: Rad Link 5 | #001 Blanko, the Shawn Bradley Monstar, failed to register a single stat throughout the course of the game. Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
From: Rad Link 5 | #001 • Blanko, the Shawn Bradley Monstar, failed to register a single stat throughout the course of the game. Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
• Blanko, the Shawn Bradley Monstar, failed to register a single stat throughout the course of the game. Even in a world where Elmer Fudd has a 40-inch vertical, Bradley’s “talent” can’t muster even a shot attempt. This is the most realistic aspect of the movie.
From: Dauntless Hunter | #016 So how did the score happen given the dearth of rebounds and steals? Seems like it should've just been back-and-forth scoring.
The Tune Squad somehow repeatedly had the ball in the second half, despite only forcing a single turnover, and blocking one shot by blowing the ball up, which wasn't counted as a turnover.
Someone in the comments had an idea: They must have employed the hack-a-toon strategy and forced at least 15 straight fouls/missed FTs.
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