Trey Lyles' Last 5 Games

[akirac73]

Schremph was a good shooter but his shooting form was ugly and slow...Lyles shot looks a lot nicer.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

Hubie Brown on the call, he was old even in 1995.

I look at that video and play after play, I find myself saying, "Yeah, Trey Lyles would have done that."

 

[KqWIN]

I think Lyles is likely to be a good offensive player in this league, but he will be limited by his defense and toughness. He plays much smaller than he is and is really soft inside the paint.

 

[Thee Jazz Fan]

I think Lyles is likely to be a good offensive player in this league, but he will be limited by his defense and toughness. He plays much smaller than he is and is really soft inside the paint.

I've seen strides made by Lyles defensively. He still sucks but he definitely seems improved. Gives me hope for the future.

 

[Ferguson_Mellochill]

I think Lyles is likely to be a good offensive player in this league, but he will be limited by his defense and toughness. He plays much smaller than he is and is really soft inside the paint.

That's why I only dare to compare him to Detlef Schrempf at this stage. Lyles doesn't seem have the same natural warrior mentality that Favors does (when he's healthy). Maybe it's because he's Canadian and Canadians are really nice people.

 

[Hitman]

I've seen strides made by Lyles defensively. He still sucks but he definitely seems improved. Gives me hope for the future.

Steals and blocks aren't everything on D, but Lyles has slightly increased both his block and steal numbers per 36 mins, and reduced his fouls/36 at the same time. Not great numbers or huge changes, but trending in the right direction, indicating improved focus and effort.

 

[silesian]

I'm a bit more optimistic about Lyles than I am with Exum right now.

Understatement of the year