moonpie wrote:Russell and JC should both be on the floor to close the game. Not discounting Mudiay's performance, but he's benefiting from being pretty much the only PG for the World Team out there
Im just happy to see Mudiay hit a jump shot.
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moonpie wrote:Russell and JC should both be on the floor to close the game. Not discounting Mudiay's performance, but he's benefiting from being pretty much the only PG for the World Team out there
shawn_hemp wrote: a guy who is far worse than Robert Covington in Brandon Ingram, and a guy who is no better than TJ McConnell or Tony Wroten in D'Angelo Russell.
Devin Booker wrote:Bro.
PockyCandy wrote:How is Russell and Clarkson doing so far? The stream doesn't want to cooperate with me.
ArC_man wrote:Byron must've called, Russell isn't even allowed to finish an ASG
The Prodigy wrote:Russell led the game in plus minus but got the least PT on the USA team. Poor kid can't catch a break.
DEEP3CL wrote:... When dudes know ball we're just going to call out what we see period.
lake_show wrote:The Prodigy wrote:Russell led the game in plus minus but got the least PT on the USA team. Poor kid can't catch a break.
Worst part is I think the only reason Marcus Smart got the start is because their both bench players but Smart is a Sophmore and Russell is a rookie.
I don't think that would happen if DLo was a starter.
D'Angelo Russell, Lakers | Grade: A
Stats: 22 PTS (9-15) | 1 REB | 7 AST | 2 STL | 0 BLK
Analysis: Russell made the most of his 16 minutes, scoring 22 points on 9-of-15 shooting and handing out seven assists. Alas, spending the fourth quarter on the bench is nothing new for Russell this season.
Jordan Clarkson, Lakers | Grade: B
Stats: 25 PTS (8-20) | 5 REB | 5 AST | 4 STL | 0 BLK
Analysis: In hindsight, Clarkson making four of his first five attempts beyond the arc might have been a negative by emboldening him to fire up nine more 3s, making only one of them.