Trent just gotta watching some Payton II tape. Start shooting some jumpers when open, setting hard screens, cutting backdoor, and most importantly, learning to touch the ball for no more than 3 seconds before releasing it. Basically all good habits for surviving in a half court offense.
Let Butler dominate the possession and take command during garbage minutes or games which we are not playing JC/Conley/DM/Jingles.
I totally agree with this. But I also see some trends in the wrong direction (as far as Forrest’s play), as mentioned by HH.
He should consider becoming a nuclear athlete too like GP.... Trent ain't in GP's league. Just because a guy is shaped like another one it doesn't mean they are comparable.
They already are... they went under on him last night and he forced a terrible missed layup. They didn't play as far off of him as some defenses have, but I've seen guys lagging way off him. The scouting report is out.
You can't use his stats now, though. That is all part of the boosting process.
yes, but keep in mind GPII even with his nuclear athleticism still spent his first 5 years in the league doing nothing. To me it's still more about learning the game than anything else but I'd agree Forrest still has a long way to go and may never get there.
I can look at stats now... because even if they get boosted AF they are still ummmm maybe averagish.
Legitimately interested in what you think a realistic scenario for getting Yuta would be. I have a hard time imagining one beyond what we're clearly not willing to do.
this booster argument is giving me some Niang vibe. Like boosting him from 1ppg to 4ppg to 6ppg to 7ppg over four seasons and yet he's still completely useless to us in the playoffs. Hopefully Forrest does not go down that path.
