NyCeEvO wrote:Kswiss wrote:Roy Tarpley wrote:I've been disappointed in what I've seen so far from RHJ.
Yea I hadn't seen much of his game, but definitely not living up to the hype I'd heard from this forum so far. Hopefully he's just had a few bad games and will start going harder on defense once the regular season starts. Right now defensively he is getting torched and with his offensive inability that can't happen. I'm thinking perhaps the best starting five and 9-man rotation is Lin, Foye, Bogs, Scola, Lopez with backups being Whitehead/Vasquez (rough choice either way), Skill, RHJ, Hamilton
I'm actually not worried about RHJ's defense. Unless he has no desire to play it, it's almost inconceivable for him to have a drop off already.
It's his offense that is still JuCo level that has me concerned. Learning how to create his very hard and even impossible for many players once they've made it to the league. They've succeeded thus far without needing to be a good dribbler so why change if you don't need to.
We'll now that he's at the NBA level and can't be hidden on offense, he needs to be able to contribute.
I was/am hoping that he would've worked on corner 3s this past offseason with the goal of becoming a good overall 3pt shooter in the following year and a creator the next.
Welp, he's got a ways to go lol.
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agreed. He hesitates too much on offense. when he gets the ball inside the arc he should be attacking, i don't care how ugly it looks. be aggressive, get to the line. he can shoot FTs no problem.






























