Zubby wrote:Lin looks like a solid back up...
I dont know about solid....
Zubby wrote:Lin looks like a solid back up...
Guy986 wrote:Zubby wrote:Lin looks like a solid back up...
I dont know about solid....
baki wrote:Harden is essentially a very good role player, he's not a franchise player.
Mr. E wrote:Great showing by Parsons. Good ball distribution by Lin. Loved to see that Terrence Jones got meaningful minutes.
Now for the Jazz tomorrow night!
baki wrote:Harden is essentially a very good role player, he's not a franchise player.
Zubby wrote:Guy986 wrote:Zubby wrote:Lin looks like a solid back up...
I dont know about solid....
Yea guess I was being generous
Aaron Brooks wrote:Of course Harden is gonna iso out there, u think he wants to work hard to set up his teammates that brick shot after shot? hes losing faith in his teammates
Mr. E wrote:Great showing by Parsons. Good ball distribution by Lin. Loved to see that Terrence Jones got meaningful minutes.
Now for the Jazz tomorrow night!
Guy986 wrote:This is game #10. Its a big enough sample size where you can start to sense a pattern.
Jeremy Lin is shooting 35% from the field 26% from 3pt line with a True shooting percentage of 46%. That is completely unacceptable.
His shot isnt falling. I accept that. He will shoot better.
What scares me is how bad his ability to finish around the rim is. I saw it in preseason and i'm seeing it now. He just has trouble completing his layups against nba bigs. Half the time his layups dont even draw irons.
I dont know what he did in NY but he's not doing it in Houston. I hope his knee isn't 100%.
baki wrote:Harden is essentially a very good role player, he's not a franchise player.
Guy986 wrote:This is game #10. Its a big enough sample size where you can start to sense a pattern.
Jeremy Lin is shooting 35% from the field 26% from 3pt line with a True shooting percentage of 46%. That is completely unacceptable.
His shot isnt falling. I accept that. He will shoot better.
What scares me is how bad his ability to finish around the rim is. I saw it in preseason and i'm seeing it now. He just has trouble completing his layups against nba bigs. Half the time his layups dont even draw irons.
I dont know what he did in NY but he's not doing it in Houston. I hope his knee isn't 100%.
kill3rmus wrote:Guy986 wrote:This is game #10. Its a big enough sample size where you can start to sense a pattern.
Jeremy Lin is shooting 35% from the field 26% from 3pt line with a True shooting percentage of 46%. That is completely unacceptable.
His shot isnt falling. I accept that. He will shoot better.
What scares me is how bad his ability to finish around the rim is. I saw it in preseason and i'm seeing it now. He just has trouble completing his layups against nba bigs. Half the time his layups dont even draw irons.
I dont know what he did in NY but he's not doing it in Houston. I hope his knee isn't 100%.
He's not driving towards the rim as much, with the offense they're running, he's at the corner most of the time, I'm surprised that he did a lot in this game.
Guy986 wrote:kill3rmus wrote:Guy986 wrote:This is game #10. Its a big enough sample size where you can start to sense a pattern.
Jeremy Lin is shooting 35% from the field 26% from 3pt line with a True shooting percentage of 46%. That is completely unacceptable.
His shot isnt falling. I accept that. He will shoot better.
What scares me is how bad his ability to finish around the rim is. I saw it in preseason and i'm seeing it now. He just has trouble completing his layups against nba bigs. Half the time his layups dont even draw irons.
I dont know what he did in NY but he's not doing it in Houston. I hope his knee isn't 100%.
He's not driving towards the rim as much, with the offense they're running, he's at the corner most of the time, I'm surprised that he did a lot in this game.
No he goes to the rim plenty enough. Its just that when he get there he's been struggling mightily this season.
I thought he was a great finisher in NY. Lin is playing like the alien from space jam took his power.
kinein wrote:It is what it is, though this team just really needs more time.