有人忘了告诉费城76'波特兰径的开拓者偶尔会遇到三分射击。星期六晚上，波特兰再次提醒他们的主人，巡航到139-105胜利，并在过程中将特许经营记录设置为超越弧形。
波特兰径开拓者在星期六晚上举行的第20届赛季，拍摄百分比但骨折的费城76'ers队在139-105 Laugher。
两支球队在这场比赛的上半场笑了。燃烧者利用了最不愿意保护三分弧，在三倍之后排出三倍，好像他们在实践中拍摄。 Damian Lillard 开始了趋势，但在波特兰侧的6'10下面的每个人都在衣服上遵循了衣服。即使在对波特兰袭击的速度少于零的意识时，这是一个对手的古典典范。不是那个费城捍卫这一点，但你认为他们现在知道从弧中睁开开放的开放是一个很好的方式，让纪录夜挂在你身上。更多的是。 尽管在波特兰末端的弧线超越了暴风雪的条件，但是六位人将游戏靠近前两个季度，在最后的波特兰慌乱地放置燃烧器时，将前后偏好直到第二次左右。up 5.他们通过吹过去的波特兰的守卫，随着波特兰的守卫在他们身上沉没。费城中心 The entire half ended up like a tennis match in which neither player could return the other's serve. Whoever started the possession with ball in hand racked up points. Then it was the other guy's turn. The score at intermission ended up 71-64 in Portland's favor. Seven points for Portland in the final minute before the break plus the Blazers' usual habit of halftime adjustments gave everybody a clue as to how the game would end up. Not since Frodo and company heard the drums rolling out "Doom...Doom...Doom" in the depths of Moria has the sense of foreboding been so strong or the outcome so certain. As it turned out, Portland opted to go all Legolas in the second half. They couldn't miss from long range, racking up a 21-37 (57%) kill score on threes. The 21 makes from distance established a new franchise record and fell just 2 short of the all-time NBA record. Meanwhile the Sixers channeled Gandalf, first with "You shall not pass" followed quickly by, "I've fallen and I can't get up." Their one-on-one ways looked ridiculous as soon as the Blazers started committing more people to the lane. Plus they cut out their best first-half scorer, Hawes. The Blazers shifted men on Spencer when he went outside in an effort to slow him down and keep Lopez near the lane, but that shouldn't have been enough to hurt Philly like it did. For the most part the Sixers never got a clean shot within 10 feet of the rim again and their shots off the dribble from beyond that distance turned putrid quickly. The immediate result was a 40-15 third quarter for Portland and the end result was the crushing 139-105 final score. Three-pointers were the stat of the night but shooting percentages were also indicative. Portland shot 56% from the field, the Sixers 45%. The latter was a great number for Portland considering that Philly started the game at double that percentage and held well above 50% at the end of the first half. The Blazers also grabbed 15 offensive rebounds to only 9 from the Sixers, pushing an advantage nicely. But the best number of the evening, perhaps excluding the 21 three-point makes, was 41 assists on 52 made shots for the Blazers. The Sixers over-committed on the majority of their plays and the Blazers knew just how to make them pay. Individual Notes The offense stayed mostly in motion and on the perimeter tonight, making LaMarcus Aldridge slightly more marginal than usual. He attempted only 15 shots but scored 20 points off of them. He also threw in another all-world night on the glass with 6 offensive rebounds and 16 overall. His 10 defensive boards were a godsend on a night when Lopez was out chasing Hawes instead of boards. Aldridge also dished 5 assists. Damian Lillard shot even less than Aldridge did, attempting only 9 from the field and scoring 16. 6 of those attempts came from distance, though, of which Lillard made 4...a great rate. He had 6 assists. Still, Damian's in a little bit of a rut at this point, more so when you factor in the defense. Nicolas Batum passed up all kinds of shots tonight to up his assist total. He succeeded, leading the team with 9. He also did well in the scoring department, netting 17 on 6-10 shooting. Add in 5 rebounds and some of the only effective perimeter defense of the night and this was a great game for Batum on his 25th birthday. Wesley Matthews was the only scoring starter who registered a sub-par night, scoring 14 on 5-14 shooting. On the other hand he attempted 10 threes and hit 4, still a great percentage. Robin Lopez had a really rough first half thanks to Hawes. He had no business being out at the three-point arc where Spencer often forced him. Hawes also hit some tough fades in the lane against Lopez's statue-of-liberty defense. Once the Blazers got him back home in the lane in the second half he perked right up. His best achievement was 4 blocked shots but he also hit 5-8 shots for 12 points, eliciting the usual "That's not fair" reaction from Philly's defense. With Philadelphia playing a wide-open, devil-may-care style you knew this was going to be a nice game for Mo Williams, and it was. He got so free he usually had a choice between open shot and open pass. He mixed it up with 5-9 shooting, 14 points, and 7 assists. See the description of the backcourt defense above. Dorell Wright was another beneficiary of Philly's defensive style, though in his case the offense was less creation and more devastation. Wright connected on 5 of 5 three-point attempts, his entire offense for the evening. That added up to 15 points in 11 minutes. I think the Blazers will take that rate of scoring from their bench. You'd have thought that the same wide-open style that spurred Williams to a good night would have done the same for Thomas Robinson, but it mostly resulted in goofiness. T-Rob hit a couple shots but finished the night 3-9 with 10 points and 5 rebounds in 19 minutes. It wasn't a bad night but he was just kind of scattered. Speaking of scattered, Meyers Leonard took advantage of the ultra-rare opportunity for extended playing time by throwing down Sixers center Daniel Orton in a bush-league, unnecessary wrestling move which resulted in a nasty elbow to Leonard's chin as the two completed their roll on the floor, plus a Flagrant-2 ejection for Meyers. Orton was ejected as well but it's not like he's a key cog for Philly and it's not like the point spread was under 30 when the incident occurred. I'm all for toughness but that's not standing up for yourself or your team. It's just weird. Leonard is a third-string center at this point in his career. Does he actually want to play, get better, demonstrate progress in his focus and technique or is he just kind of doing stuff out there? Joel Freeland's jumper looked great tonight. He hit 4-6 from the field for 8 points in 15 minutes of play. Allen Crabbe showed once again that he's comfortable stroking the three, hitting 2-3. Will Barton showed once again that he's committed to doing more than just 1-on-1 scoring, attempting only 3 shots in 11 minutes but grabbing 3 rebounds, dishing 2 assists, and swiping 2 steals. On the minus side, the offense still looks a little janky when he has the ball plus he tallied 2 turnovers and 2 personal fouls. You can see where his mindset is, though. He wants to progress and that's good. Earl Watson committed 3 turnovers in 9 minutes. But he's Earl Watson. It's kind of like visiting Big Ben in London. It's been around for a long time so you don't really care if it's off by a minute or two. You're just glad to say you saw it before it stops ticking. The Blazers fly to Detroit for an early game tomorrow with a 3:00 p.m. Pacific start. Timmay's Instant Recap and Gameday Thread Review, complete with plenty of Jim Ross impersonators making the call on Leonard-Orton. Liberty Ballers might want to change the first lowercase "L" into a "W" after tonight. That's the only "W" they're walking away with. You can see your Jersey Contest scores HERE. Because of the early start tomorrow and because it's a weekend, we're not going to run a form for the Detroit game. 60-70% of people would miss it. A form will be up for Tuesday's game. --Dave (blazersub@gmail.com)
Philadelphia 76ers保持游戏关闭了一半，但波特兰的踪迹开拓者拆除了他们在令人难忘的地方第三季度，在这个过程中打破了三角形的团队记录。明星可以令人震惊地击败他们整个2012-13次的道路赢得底特律的下午。
德拉斯·阿尔德里奇再次由拉马库斯·阿尔德里奇领导，有20分，16个篮板和5次助攻。尼古拉斯巴登增加了17分，9次助攻和5个篮板，达米安拉德队完成了16分和6次助攻，而Dorell Wright在5-5点贡献了15分，在他回到费利利。莫威廉姆斯在替补席上增加了14个点，稳定的罗宾洛佩兹得分12分。Rookie Allen Crabbe在罕见的延长分钟内击中了两个三角形。
前半：三分球是故事的一半。波特兰点击11（为团队唱片绑定），并将他们的第一次击中。这两个故事的另一半是来自这两支球队的可怕，可怕的防守，导致所有这三个指针。在洛佩兹守卫斯宾塞在周边上篮里，六人享受了上篮后享受了效益。 As you'd expect with no defense, neither team could truly gain an advantage, as the game was tied repeatedly. But as the second quarter wound down, the Blazers defense picked up a bit, and they were able to build a little buffer before halftime. Portland 71, Philadelphia 64 Yikes. The Blazers give up 64 points in the 1st half to the 76ers 26th ranked offense. Third Quarter: The Blazers remembered they were the Blazers, and reminded Philly. Before the Sixers could really leave the locker room, Portland rained three's from all over the court. Swish, swish, swish, as the crowd groaned. Suddenly after 6 minutes, the Blazers led by 22 points! The shots that were swishing for the Sixers started bouncing off the rim, and the Blazers vacuumed down the rebounds. Birthday Boy Batum nailed three-pointers and made nifty passes for beautiful layups, as the lead reached 26 and Blazers Coach Terry Stotts brought in the bench with 4 minutes left, as Portland had already reached 100 points. By the time former Sixer Dorell Wright nailed his fourth straight three-pointer, the Blazers led by a shocking 32 points. How did the quarter end? Wright finished off the Sixers by banking in a long three-pointer at the buzzer. Track it down if you can. Is there a mercy rule? Fourth Quarter: Mo Williams promptly sank another three to start the quarter. From there, the benches cleared, and the quality of play was about as you'd expect. However, Meyers Leonard and Daniel Orton got into a scuffle, with Leonard throwing Orton to the ground, who responded with an elbow to the face. Both players were ejected. See video of the incident here. Blazer fans got a rare opportunity to see Elliot Williams, who had limited minutes down the stretch for Philly. The excitement ended there though, as the clock slowly ticked down and the Blazers prepped for a very short night of rest. What's Next: The Blazers are back in action less than 20 hours after the final buzzer tonight, a 3pm PST Sunday afternoon game against the Detroit Pistons! In the meantime, stay tuned for more from Dave later tonight. Comments of the Night: Thanks for participating in our Gameday Threads, which were insane during the third quarter! Here were tonight's most popular comments:
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Welcome to the Gameday Open Thread at Blazer’s Edge! This is a place to hang out and enjoy tonight’s festivities with your fellow fans. Treat it as if you’re watching a game at the local watering hole, but hopefully without the language. Expect some disagreements, and a fair amount of changing emotions. But we'll get through it together.
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Mo Williams did not travel with the team, as he traveled to attend his uncle's funeral. He's expected to be back with the team for the game tonight. Any injury updates will be added here if necessary.
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The usual Gameday Thread rules apply:
1. No swearing
2. No pictures
3. No discussion of unlicensed Internet streaming
4. Be cool to each other!
Hang out and enjoy the game! -- Tim
Welcome to the Gameday Open Thread at Blazer’s Edge! This is a place to hang out and enjoy tonight’s festivities with your fellow fans. Treat it as if you’re watching a game at the local watering hole, but hopefully without the language. Expect some disagreements, and a fair amount of changing emotions. But we'll get through it together.
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Mo Williams did not travel with the team, as he traveled to attend his uncle's funeral. He's expected to be back with the team for the game tonight. Any injury updates will be added here if necessary.
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The usual Gameday Thread rules apply:
1. No swearing
2. No pictures
3. No discussion of unlicensed Internet streaming
4. Be cool to each other!
Hang out and enjoy the game! -- Tim