Who should take the last shot?

Voted Other: whoever is open. I don't really believe in 1on1 iso plays unless it's a great shot but more hit the open man.

 

Agree.

 

For those of you that are voting for Daniels, keep in mind that since McHale cant really draw up a play, and Daniels cant really create for himself, we do not get to chose that he shoots the last shot.

Blazers and their defense do.

And unless they are idiots, I doubt they are going to willingly let Daniels take an open shot.

 

Harden, but for heaven's sake run a play to give him some space.

 

harden still. would like to have daniels as a fail safe in case harden does too much dribbling.

 

^Notice.... all Lin fans. I think you dudes willingly forget all the clutch shots he's made throughout the season. Hata's!

 

And bet u $100,they all voted "Lin".
Bwahaha

 

^Notice.... Racist Lin hater..

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depends what kind of shot they need

for a 3pt i give daniels or parsons

for a layup i give lin or beverly

for a midrange i give harden

 

Casspi/Garcia

 

Play should be drawn up for Hardin for the last shot.

 

How about a ******* pick and roll?

 

What? No Daniels?

 

You live and die by your superstar. T-mac.

 

Even though Harden has shot terribly this series, I trust no one else with the ball in their hands in crunch time.

Give it to Harden, let him create.

 

No question….it should be Asik.

j/k, Harden despite his shooting slump.

 

If all your posts are of this caliber, then I don't know how in the hell you got all that rep.

I think you forgot all the shots he's missed this series. Rockets fans couldn't care less about the regular season right now, considering 4 games after an 82 game season could decide if you keep playing.

Harden has been crap most of the series, while Daniels has hit a huge 3 on the road, when we needed it the most.

Not saying Harden shouldn't take the last shot - but I'd rather give it to Daniels, if I absolutely had to choose.

 

+1. people keep comparing to reg season - but this is the post season, a whole different kind of game. You play the same team many times in a row - and you have to face the adjustments that the players and coaches make. This is where the real test comes in - being able to handle anything the other team throws at you. But this is not Harden's fault - coach McHale has some blame too to be able to advise his players on how to react to the other team's adjustments. It's a chess match.