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dolphinatik wrote:Why Powell and fontechio showing out in euro ball get different reactions? Our entire team is role players. Only real alpha is rozier and he has gremlins controlling him rn. Great time to trade Simone imo, I doubt we let him get his shots.
SerialChiller wrote:Vertical Limit wrote:HeatFanLifer wrote:
Looks like he needs work creating his own play. Can nail the open shot like Strus so he def has NBA potential, but also need to see his defense and intangibles.
No thank you. We have got to stop normalizing roleplayers creating their own shot. Theyre roleplayers for a reason. Stick to your god damn roles and get open without the ball.
Yeah it seemed like as Duncan tried to expand his game his shooting became less and less reliable.
contract wrote:VaDe255 wrote:
I don’t think you realize how far Herro’s come what he did last year already put him beyond the peaks of the guys you mentioned.
His skill set fits the modern game perfectly. The real mistake is trying to pigeonhole him as just a “bench scorer/secondary playmaker”. The only way to find his ceiling is to let him run as the offensive engine and he already showed flashes that he's capable last year. If it doesn’t work, fine, you move on. But if it does, you’ve unlocked something most teams spend their whole rebuild chasing.
And funny enough, you won’t guess what Warriors fans used to say about Curry:
“His ankles are made of glass, trade him before he breaks again”
“Monta’s clearly the guy, Steph should be the sixth man”
“He’s just a flashy shooter, not someone you build around”
Not saying this is the same story but maybe show a little patience before writing off a 25y old who’s improved every single season
Tyler Herro is not Steph Curry. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Absolute best case scenario is he will grow up to be Jeff Hornacek ... except our guy has a green light to dominate the ball and shoot in a way that Hornacek never did.
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
vagelis wrote:Fontecchio is a better player than Duncan Robinson clearly imo.
Robinson did only one thing well to shoot 3s.
Fontecchio a lot better in many other aspects of the game.
Heat have a better roster this year.
Having good bench players makes the difference
vagelis wrote:Fontecchio is a better player than Duncan Robinson clearly imo.
Robinson did only one thing well to shoot 3s.
Fontecchio a lot better in many other aspects of the game.
Heat have a better roster this year.
Having good bench players makes the difference
SA37 wrote:
Better than Duncan Robinson's
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vagelis wrote:Fontecchio is a better player than Duncan Robinson clearly imo.
Robinson did only one thing well to shoot 3s.
Fontecchio a lot better in many other aspects of the game.
Heat have a better roster this year.
Having good bench players makes the difference
dolphinatik wrote:Why Powell and fontechio showing out in euro ball get different reactions? Our entire team is role players. Only real alpha is rozier and he has gremlins controlling him rn. Great time to trade Simone imo, I doubt we let him get his shots.
Shewasfly wrote:contract wrote:VaDe255 wrote:
I don’t think you realize how far Herro’s come what he did last year already put him beyond the peaks of the guys you mentioned.
His skill set fits the modern game perfectly. The real mistake is trying to pigeonhole him as just a “bench scorer/secondary playmaker”. The only way to find his ceiling is to let him run as the offensive engine and he already showed flashes that he's capable last year. If it doesn’t work, fine, you move on. But if it does, you’ve unlocked something most teams spend their whole rebuild chasing.
And funny enough, you won’t guess what Warriors fans used to say about Curry:
“His ankles are made of glass, trade him before he breaks again”
“Monta’s clearly the guy, Steph should be the sixth man”
“He’s just a flashy shooter, not someone you build around”
Not saying this is the same story but maybe show a little patience before writing off a 25y old who’s improved every single season
Tyler Herro is not Steph Curry. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Absolute best case scenario is he will grow up to be Jeff Hornacek ... except our guy has a green light to dominate the ball and shoot in a way that Hornacek never did.
Who should have been dominating the ball last season instead?
And who should have been shooting more last season instead?
contract wrote:Shewasfly wrote:contract wrote:Tyler Herro is not Steph Curry. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Absolute best case scenario is he will grow up to be Jeff Hornacek ... except our guy has a green light to dominate the ball and shoot in a way that Hornacek never did.
Who should have been dominating the ball last season instead?
And who should have been shooting more last season instead?
Nobody should dominate the ball. Only superstars should ever be granted that role. You keep the ball moving until you find a high percentage shot or the play clock winds down. Tyler Herro is not that guy. Tyler Herro doesn't even know that guy.
Hallstar wrote:contract wrote:Shewasfly wrote:
Who should have been dominating the ball last season instead?
And who should have been shooting more last season instead?
Nobody should dominate the ball. Only superstars should ever be granted that role. You keep the ball moving until you find a high percentage shot or the play clock winds down. Tyler Herro is not that guy. Tyler Herro doesn't even know that guy.
That was the last 2 games of the playoffs...how did that go? Until the clock winds down then toss the grenade to Herro.
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Does this open up an avenue for Kawhi to come here and be Tyler’s 2nd option?!
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Does this open up an avenue for Kawhi to come here and be Tyler’s 2nd option?!
Vertical Limit wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Does this open up an avenue for Kawhi to come here and be Tyler’s 2nd option?!
Kawhi has some god damn nerve to load manage after ALL that money Steve has been throwing at him..
