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Matthew Dellavedova

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This kid.. So much to say so little to know. Delly is what Cleveland needed. Yet Cleveland loves subs with options. Oh we got fed tonight thanks to the Delly Tray who is now In the hospital it will be fine.
 
This just dawned on me, didnt almost all our Israeli fans say point guards do very well historically under Blatt?

Not taking ANYTHING away from Delly, just an interesting thought.
 
Finals Game 2 - with 10 secs left in OT, Delly uses crashes the boards (he normally plays for the long rebound that his position requires). His timing and positioning gets the rebound and sinks the free throws from the resulting foul. That heads up play arguably wins the game for the Cleveland.
Finals Game 3 - Cleveland lead 81-80 with 2.30 left and have given up a 20 point lead to the Warriors who are coming home with a wet sail. Dellys off-balance drive forces the foul from Steph and his subsequent miracle shot goes in. He calmly sinks the free throw and that changes the moment back to the Cavs. If the Cleveland go onto win the Championship, that may be the most important moment.
And the peanut-gallery were questioning why Blatt played Delly in crunch moments throughout the year. Make no mistake, Blatt deserves plenty of kudos for this Dellvedova coming out party.
Delly is looking offensively much more like the player he was at St Marys who averaged 16 points. I can see him consistantly contributing on the offensive end now. Pundits are finally recognising his defensive skills. Coaching is much more than calling time-outs and drawing up plays and Blatt is obviously a fantastic developer of tough players. Delly and Tristan are his finest moments.
 
This just dawned on me, didnt almost all our Israeli fans say point guards do very well historically under Blatt?

Not taking ANYTHING away from Delly, just an interesting thought.
Didn't Dion think he was a PG ? Maybe Blatt thought he was just too far beyond helping.
 
It looks like the media on twitter are starting to run a bit with this, including our very own Chris Fedor:

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Ok seen it enough. That was either a flop or just weird. Delly certainly came back to give him contact, but he lays him out then stands there? Then lets a guy he's got 30 pounds on lay him out like he body checks him?

No. He hits him with part of his arm in one leg and he is standing over him watching. A whole lot of nothing. Draymond Green is trying to create this image IMHO.

Look at his commercial "listen to your own music". My GF was saying she "liked" GS tonight, except the Kid "too cool for school" Curry, and that commercial. After I said that's their and the League MVP, she started to appreciate the cavs and said how much she hated that commercial and basically "who is he?".
 
Didn't Dion think he was a PG ? Maybe Blatt thought he was just too far beyond helping.

No. The yell (spelling help) he did after dunks or and 1's is Yiddish for "trade me".

I thought it was like "AYE" but Google translator said it is/was "a mir"?
 
Green went for the ribs, Delly returned to the thigh. Seems legit.
Fouls for both of them maybe would've better from the refs.

If the refs just blow the whistle and call the foul on Green when it happens the retaliation by Delly probably doesn't happen. Just calling the illegal screens more consistently overall would probably prevent this kind of frustration from rearing its head.
 
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I think the NBA and the Warriors forget Delly is a rugby player... It is his instinct.
 
This just dawned on me, didnt almost all our Israeli fans say point guards do very well historically under Blatt?

Not taking ANYTHING away from Delly, just an interesting thought.
And "problematic" players. So JR still owes us a big game.
 
It looks like the media on twitter are starting to run a bit with this, including our very own Chris Fedor:

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To me, it looks like Delly barely touched him. That looked more like a Draymond Green flop. If Delly fully intended to go for Green's knees/legs, he wouldn't have tried to swerve around and would've went at them. They were in a vulnerable position to do so.
 
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