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here's to a bounce back season

couple nice passes to faried & iguodala

if he can stay healthy and shoot the ball a little better, the rest will take care of itself.

If the Lakers are all healthy down the stretch.... and regardless to get past the Thunder to the finals we need Danilo to be the first option on offense (not Ty or AI2 or anyone else). Gallinari has shown in the past the vast array of options he has at his disposal to score the basketball. There are just times when there is nothing you can do to stop Durant (well AI2 will get his chance though)... we need that from Gallinari.

Danilo has to be the best offensive player on the roster. Right now George Karl is heaping that praise on someone else... and that is probably not a good sign.

i hope he takes the next step to become this team's first scoring option. he has all the abilities to become a nightly 20 point scorer, mid-range game, can get to the free throw line at will, and obviously his three point game.

I think Lawson is the Nuggets best offensive player by far. As a Knick fan I personally like Gallinari and Chandler a lot and hope they succeed in Denver but I have huge doubts about Gallinari becoming a 20points per night scorer. IMO he is essentially a 15-18 point in his prime guy with good allround game. Pretty close to Turkoglu's level. Both 6'10 , both good shooters but both not great at slashing due to lack of speed. The awesome thing about the Nuggets is that with Lawson,Gallo,AI,Harrington,Chandler you have really 5 guys that can put up 20 points on any given night so you guys should be very dangerous in the west.

^ dont have harrington anymore

but im sure iguodala is capable of 20+ most nights.

clockwork wrote:i hope he takes the next step to become this team's first scoring option. he has all the abilities to become a nightly 20 point scorer, mid-range game, can get to the free throw line at will, and obviously his three point game.

If he can stay healthy for 70+ games, I could see him be a 20 point scorer. Gallo seems to get minor toe and ankle injuries which keep him out for 2 weeks to a month during a season

Gallinari is an excellent offensive player; his shot selection needs to be improved. rebouding and defense could be a bit more polished. His size and offense brings challenges to a defensive player. Starting him at small forward would be advantage and mismatch problems for smaller forwards.

Yoga wrote:

clockwork wrote:i hope he takes the next step to become this team's first scoring option. he has all the abilities to become a nightly 20 point scorer, mid-range game, can get to the free throw line at will, and obviously his three point game.

If he can stay healthy for 70+ games, I could see him be a 20 point scorer. Gallo seems to get minor toe and ankle injuries which keep him out for 2 weeks to a month during a season

This has been the problem. He just has to be rolling heading into the playoffs. Last year he was our best player before he got injured.

His ability to get to the free throw line is huge for our team. While he was out last year we really struggled to get to the line without him.

His passing ability has always been solid, really liked what I saw in the clips game, and if he can shoot a little better from 3 he should have a good overall season.

Baring injury, as torotoe said he does get a lot of little ankle injuries that take him out snyc, he does have the potential to be our teams all-star vote (coaches decision) if he can take over as our #1 option on offense. He would have to break 20ppg to even have a chance though, so this is just my dream! 8-10 more ppg from him nightly is asking a lot.