VicVinegar wrote:I think the THJ as a starter experiment needs to be over. He's just way too one dimensional. Just stands at the 3 point line and waits for the ball. Doesn't move, doesn't play defense.
This is all provably false. He's a very active off-ball mover and he's been a decent defender.
doesn't position himself for rebounds, doesn't get assists. If he were hitting 50% from 3 still maybe that would be okay. 0 for 12 from three his last two games. Tonight he had 2 points, 1 assist, 1 rebound, and was a team worst -24.
He's had two tough games since his return from injury. He averaged 12 PPG on excellent efficiency in his first 12.
I mean the dude literally doesn't even try defensively
Completely and provably untrue.
Ausar can't come back fast enough.
It's highly unlikely that the Pistons will replacing a guy who, the last two games included, has been one of the better perimeter shooters in the league with a guy who will most likely continue to be a bad shooter.
