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True trueThat’s pretty much all star level numbers I’d be happy with 15-17ppg 7apg 4rpg
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True trueThat’s pretty much all star level numbers I’d be happy with 15-17ppg 7apg 4rpg
Dude what makes u think DSJ cant/wont improve u so down on him for whatever reason he's only 21 in his 3rd year. And idk where this notion that he's a chucker comes from he recognizes he's not a jump shooter yet so ive never seen him really just throwing bad shots up. His low FG% pretty much comes from his inability to finish at the rim at a high rate as of yet, which im sure will change due to his speed/athleticism + his handles. I feel like some of yall just like to categorize him with all the other "athletic shoot-first" PG's in the league w/o really having watched him play full games.Sorry to be the hater, but DSJ needs a lot more than a jumper. He's a bad decisionmaker and if he learns to shoot he's just going to be a more efficient chucker. But it would certainly help. Most likely scenario is he's going to take a ton of shots and put up a lot of empty stats on low FG% while not playing defense.
I never said he can't change. However:Dude what makes u think DSJ cant/wont improve u so down on him for whatever reason he's only 21 in his 3rd year. And idk where this notion that he's a chucker comes from he recognizes he's not a jump shooter yet so ive never seen him really just throwing bad shots up. His low FG% pretty much comes from his inability to finish at the rim at a high rate as of yet, which im sure will change due to his speed/athleticism + his handles. I feel like some of yall just like to categorize him with all the other "athletic shoot-first" PG's in the league w/o really having watched him play full games.
He played one year at NC State with bad coaching and bad teammates so I think it's unfair to label him all that based on his college YEAR. Plus he lead that team to some impressive wins in games they had no business being in. The Duke game in Cameron comes to mind. And he definitely played unselfishly when traded here when he really didnt have to considering our record & lack of system in place so i think thats something positive to take away.I never said he can't change. However:
"I feel like some of yall just like to categorize him with all the other "athletic shoot-first" PG's in the league w/o really having watched him play full games"
This is literally what he has been since college, so the change is going to have to be a major one.
So you're saying there are reasons he has looked like a limited player so far and can get better. I'm saying he has always shown certain limitations and expectations should be low. It's two sides of the same coin.He played one year at NC State with bad coaching and bad teammates so I think it's unfair to label him all that based on his college YEAR. Plus he lead that team to some impressive wins in games they had no business being in. The Duke game in Cameron comes to mind. And he definitely played unselfishly when traded here when he really didnt have to considering our record & lack of system in place so i think thats something positive to take away.
I just feel some are extra hard on him for some reason when he only played 21 games here and was hobbled during his whole tenure. He's been had the tools to be one of the best out of his draft class. Just feel like he should be afforded the same patience as our other prospects & other prospects his age.
Dot also had great chemistry w/ him on the courtHe set up a lot of open shots in the few games he played for us, so I’m not sure what you’re talking about. Mitch and DJ alone had more lobs than we had the whole season prior to his arrival. He’s the only PG that actually could drive and dish.
We were also having trouble finding finders for KP, yet dudes still crying that we lost him for "nothing" and should've kept him because he's a "superstar." Some of this **** is completely circumstantial on top of the fact he was pretty much useless w/ Luka there. Im just saying give it a year and revisit all of the "Trade DSJ" talkDallas clearly did not think highly of DSJ and was trying to get rid of him before the KP trade, and having a hard time finding buyers. That's obviously a warning sign, same as us shopping Frank around.
We were also having trouble finding finders for KP
We were also having trouble finding finders for KP, yet dudes still crying that we lost him for "nothing" and should've kept him because he's a "superstar." Some of this **** is completely circumstantial on top of the fact he was pretty much useless w/ Luka there. Im just saying give it a year and revisit all of the "Trade DSJ" talk
Well that deal was in place prior to the day it happened. Perry came out and said they were fielding offers for months and pretty much didn't get many favorable deals. The framework for the Dallas trade was in place for a little while. Also Cuban stated how he would've loved to draft KP (and they weren't even in the lottery that year i think) so he's been hot after KP for minute. Other teams just weren't willing to give up/take on much for him. I think that shouldn't be completely ignored. Not trying to say Kp isn't talented or comparing him to DSJ, just sayinghe requested a trade and was gone an hour later lol
I take this as, there was already trade talks involving him. I wouldn't doubt that as soon as the Knicks were informed of his rape allegation, they went to work.he requested a trade and was gone an hour later lol