Sexton last two games:
15 PPG/9.5 APG
11/20 from the field and only 2 turnovers total in 29.5 MPG.
I want to get swindled more!
15 PPG/9.5 APG
11/20 from the field and only 2 turnovers total in 29.5 MPG.
I want to get swindled more!
This explains so much.Make it if you're brave enough
I'm confusedThis explains so much.
In the past two games hasn’t he averaged more points, assists and fewer turnovers than Mike’s average at any point in his career?Glad to see Sexton is getting better at passing out of the context of what he does. Still needs to cut down on the bad decisions to be a good PG
He needs to score efficiently, playmake for others, never commit turnovers, and play shut down defense… then the haters will MAYBE admit he is better than a guy that is shooting 39% from the field and 25% from 3.In the past two games hasn’t he averaged more points, assists and fewer turnovers than Mike’s average at any point in his career?
Your argument should be small sample size and not that he needs to cut down bad decisions… if the guy was doing this all season he’d be a fringe all star.
Haters going to hate.
The biggest mistake he is still making is he attempts to score at the rim when he is very likely to get swatted… honestly not even sure I care that much as it’s happened twice in two games and he has like 6 blow by layups in that time. No one is mistake free…. He’s clearly trying and capable.
Saw that on the 4th quarter drive last night. I won't make excuses but he clearly got a little frustrated after the Warriors made that late run. Beasley and Olynyk weren't playing any defense and just let Curry score at will. Sexton needs to keep his head during those situations and not try to do everything by himself. Dude clearly wants to win. Obviously Conley as a 16 year veteran would've kept his cool a little better though.The biggest mistake he is still making is he attempts to score at the rim when he is very likely to get swatted… honestly not even sure I care that much as it’s happened twice in two games and he has like 6 blow by layups in that time. No one is mistake free…. He’s clearly trying and capable.
You can't judge his impact on wins and losses on those cavs teams that were full on tanking. The fact that he was so efficient when surrounded by so little talent is actually really impressive.Lauri? He most definitely sucked. Obviously he was one of the biggest reasons we lost.
But while everyone's celebrating Sexton's big game, IMO it bears repeating that his brand of out-of-control basketball doesn't get you W's. He had a bright green light for a long time at Cleveland and put up big scoring numbers, but that had absolutely no effect on the wins column.
The only sensible role for Sexton on this team is a sparkplug off the bench, playing 15 to 20 minutes. He's the definition of a guy who needs a short leash. Sexton can be useful at times if the offense resembles a clogged toilet, but you can't let him run a team. This isn't complicated.
Sure they were tanking. Sexton was the commander, and a great one. But they didn't have any less talent than, for instance, this team right here, and the players were obviously trying to win. The difference is, the Cavs gave the keys to Sexton and got out of the way. Then this happened:You can't judge his impact on wins and losses on those cavs teams that were full on tanking. The fact that he was so efficient when surrounded by so little talent is actually really impressive.