If your words were that he was offering no resistance then I would say he did offer resistance there. Had a nice reverse layup as wellI thought Kessler was going to make me eat my words, before passing the ball back to Toronto.
That's exactly it. He kind of... jogs around the interior, looking like he's not ready or willing to receive the ball.Walker just has such bad energy
3-3That's exactly it. He kind of... jogs around the interior, looking like he's not ready or willing to receive the ball.
If your words were that he was offering no resistance then I would say he did offer resistance there. Had a nice reverse layup as well
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So what you are saying is he is ready to receive passes and then finishing. Btw all 3 buckets have been contest reverses. The last one was a tough finish. It's hard to make a reverse with no glass.He's being spoon fed bunnies!!!
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And converting them, which is precisely his job.Spoon fed bunnies
He's probably reading Jazzfanz and posts like yours are discouraging him.You can just feel his negative energy when he makes a mistake. He has no belief in himself right now.
Even though he does a lot of positive, his negative energy just rubs off which is probably why he isn't playing as much
None of those options are that great. By standing under the rim he clogs the paint by allowing his (big) defender to patrol the area.Just by standing around the hoop, Kessler puts pressure on the defense. So much better than him spacing out to the corner or trying to be a high post big with dribble handoffs.
None of those options are that great. By standing under the rim he clogs the paint by allowing his (big) defender to patrol the area.
People can squint as much as they like, but it won't turn Walker Kessler into a useful offensive player until he acquires some actual ball skills.
You pick the weirdest things to focus on in games.None of those options are that great. By standing under the rim he clogs the paint by allowing his (big) defender to patrol the area.
People can squint as much as they like, but it won't turn Walker Kessler into a useful offensive player until he acquires some actual ball skills.