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[QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 850082, member: 1553"]
Yesterday I had the classic song "The Gambler" in my head.  Even if we don't need to be a "fast break team" like in fabled past, we don't benefit when we leave fast break points on the floor that were there for the taking statistically.  Like in the song, it's about [B]recognition [/B]and balance(among other things), and Tyler(or anyone) can raise their value in any situation when they get good at it, when it comes from a level that isn't necessarily conscious any longer.

Like others said before there are a lot more factors than just Tyler that go into [I]relatively [/I]dismal fast break production, but there are also times when Tyler seems too gun-shy even though the odds are in his/the team's favor.  He's young though, and sticking with country-crossover(not the Hardaway variety), I think a good number of us want to say, "I Hope You Dance".  The kid has talent, and will eventually recognize that often "Pain Lies On The Riverside".

Useful advice in this song for anyone(including Tyler), especially if the irony hits you:

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