RandyForRubio
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We regularly see players improve their shooting. It’s one of the easiest things to improve tbh.
We regularly see players improve their shooting. It’s one of the easiest things to improve tbh.
Finishing and foul drawing. If he could do those things at a better level he wouldnt even really need to shoot.Shooting would help… it’s not the only problem… he’s been better… I think at least… haven’t looked at the numbers.
Ya, it’s shocking he doesn’t get to the line more the way he attacks the rim. Also I’m not sure pg is his natural position, maybe I’m wrong and he just needs experience. I know he had 8 assists last night but he missed out on plays he could’ve easily made for his teammates. He has too much tunnel vision with the ball much in the same way JC does.Finishing and foul drawing. If he could do those things at a better level he wouldnt even really need to shoot.
Lmao do you just open your mouth and crazy things just spew out? Dudes improve their shot all the time, and some significantly. Karl Malone comes to mind for one.There's nothing that makes the alarm bells go off in my head more than the phrase "if he just improves his shooting".
It's the toughest thing to improve in the NBA and very rarely happens in a way that really makes a difference. It's better to just try to get guys who already can shoot.
In general decision making is a problem. He’s improved… needs to stay in shape this offseason… still not worth his contract price but whatevs. His game is not a crime against basketball humanity like Rudy Gay… who I hope is sent packing one way or another this offseason.Finishing and foul drawing. If he could do those things at a better level he wouldnt even really need to shoot.
Agreed. Decision making is the chief problem.In general decision making is a problem. He’s improved… needs to stay in shape this offseason… still not worth his contract price but whatevs. His game is not a crime against basketball humanity like Rudy Gay… who I hope is sent packing one way or another this offseason.
I would actually like Gay if he just played inside. I don’t know what his % from 5-15 ft but he seems to hit from that area with regularityHis game is not a crime against basketball humanity like Rudy Gay… who I hope is sent packing one way or another this offseason.
He isn't a natural pg but this league is full of really good players at the point that aren't natural pg's. He still has a lot of work to do but getting force fed minutes is huge for his development because he can try different things and actually play through the brain farts that he has at times. This offseason if we can get him to buy into a strict diet and training regime that can get him down to around 220 pounds then he could be pretty special athletically. If I had to guess right now I think he is right around the 235 pounds that he is listed on websites.Ya, it’s shocking he doesn’t get to the line more the way he attacks the rim. Also I’m not sure pg is his natural position, maybe I’m wrong and he just needs experience. I know he had 8 assists last night but he missed out on plays he could’ve easily made for his teammates. He has too much tunnel vision with the ball much in the same way JC does.
We saw him and didnt like him that much I guess. The Spurs must not have liked him that much either. Does seems weird though. He wasI'm a little surprised we haven't revisited the Stanley Johnson portion of this trade. He played well for the spurs and he is young enough that he can fit with our younger guys and plays a position of need. Why not take a cheap look at a guy that can be a 3 and D guy for us off the bench.
Probably pretty good, I’m not sure who would pay him right now. I’m also assuming teams are going to want to see more consistency (aka this type of play for more than 20 games) before giving him the big bucks.So, with THT's recent streak, what are the odds he opts in this summer?
Indiana was the other team rumored to be interested in trading for him. Haliburton could probably push his influence and get them to sign THT.Probably pretty good, I’m not sure who would pay him right now. I’m also assuming teams are going to want to see more consistency (aka this type of play for more than 20 games) before giving him the big bucks.
I’m hoping we can get him to opt in and extend for an additional year or two - and hopefully he can be the young guy that another team gets excited to see coming back in a trade for a star.
If the Jazz can “get” him to stay, they will work with him as he opts-out and re-signs at a higher number. Wouldn’t make sense for him to opt-in and extend as that would handcuff the size of the extension.Probably pretty good, I’m not sure who would pay him right now. I’m also assuming teams are going to want to see more consistency (aka this type of play for more than 20 games) before giving him the big bucks.
I’m hoping we can get him to opt in and extend for an additional year or two - and hopefully he can be the young guy that another team gets excited to see coming back in a trade for a star.
Yeah this makes sense. Unless there’s a clear suitor out there that wants to give him a big contract, it seems like it would make sense for him to opt in and bet that he gets paid in FA next year. I wouldn’t want to bring him back at a number much higher than what he’s makingIf the Jazz can “get” him to stay, they will work with him as he opts-out and re-signs at a higher number. Wouldn’t make sense for him to opt-in and extend as that would handcuff the size of the extension.
Anyone else have “THT opts out and the Jazz use actual cap space to retain him” on their bingo card for this unbelievably weird season?