adexkola
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We've gone too far.
I know some people who bemoan the death of the midrange
We've gone too far.
We still had Conley at the time. Plus PGs in Trae's mold are a dime a dozen.
I know some people who bemoan the death of the midrange
Are they? His defense is terrible but in terms of creativity and movement with the ball there are very few in the last decade who have been anything like this. He's basically next Curry, with inferior defense. That's a huge asset.
Spurs have been trying to resurrect that but they seem to be trying something different this year. I don't know why it took so long for people to realize it's the worst shot in basketball though.
We've gone too far.
I know some people who bemoan the death of the midrange
He's the next Steve Nash with Steph's 3P rangeAre they? His defense is terrible but in terms of creativity and movement with the ball there are very few in the last decade who have been anything like this. He's basically next Curry, with inferior defense. That's a huge asset.
Maybe, but Trae is really special. Passing on someone like that is insane to meNot his talent level (he has elite potential), but I think with the way the game has evolved, you see more PGs coming out of college in the mold of a Curry or Trae. I'm kind of confident in the pipeline of backcourt talent coming through over the next few years. Keep in mind that Ja Morant in college played for Murray St, a back water school in a back water conference.
Yes, JJJ is great and has amazing potential...but in the modern NBA, he's never going to be as valuable as Trae. Trae is an offence unto himselfCompare that with JJJ's skillset which is rarer, in terms of his offensive versatility on the perimeter (he can pop and drive), his rim protecting skills, and his ability to operate down low if you feed him.
The midrange shot isn't dead at all. It's the role player's midrange shot that is dead. Stars still take them, because they're stars and for them it's still a good shotIt's the players who idolize Kobe, as well as nostalgic fans, who still fight the trend. I think there is value in having an efficient midrange shot especially in the playoffs when defenses run you off the 3 point line and guard the rim; that's why Durant and McCollum are money in close playoff games. But they shoot it well so they've earned the right to have a green light. For most players it's a shot that the defense will gladly let you take.
ROY and it’s not even close imo.In 12 months we will talk about Ja, in the same manner, as we are currently talking about Doncic.
What do you guys think about the hawks and twolves trade?
What do you guys think about the hawks and twolves trade?
Blazers get Ariza
Money saving move. Seems Portland front office gave up on this season.
Hope one of Memphis and New Orleans get the 8th seed. Would be so boring to watch Spurs or Blazers get swept by Lakers.
CP3 with 18 points in 10 minutes. Gosh I wish we get Rockets v Thunder in the playoffs.
Excellent debut. Nevertheless, at times he looked rusty and immobile as a 35 year old center. He probably won't be playing until 35 in the NBA.Great debut from Zion tonight. Considering the long layoff he looked fantastic in those 3 mins in the 4th.
Yeah, long career does seem unlikely at this point.Excellent debut. Nevertheless, at times he looked rusty and immobile as a 35 year old center. He probably won't be playing until 35 in the NBA.
Excellent debut. Nevertheless, at times he looked rusty and immobile as a 35 year old center. He probably won't be playing until 35 in the NBA.
Simmon's inability to be a threat from the perimeter will hamper the Sixers' chances of a championship but they are an excellent lock down defensive team
LeBron 3 away from surpassing Kobe
God, has Vogel aged
Luka fam never goes home hungry.