lilfishi22 wrote:bwgood77 wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:What you quoted didn't have any numbers or stats, unless I'm blind. Then he clarified that he only expected DA to play hard and be engaged every game.
He said "he drops a grain of gold in a bucket of pyrate any everyone goes apeshat" which insinuates it was 1 good game in many...I posted career stats just to show his averages are solid....better than most all Cs. Only 1 C in the NBA has better career averages.
That was strictly to his comment. I didn't know what he would say in future ones...so your rebuttal didn't make sense in the string you responded to.
If he is clarifying he expects him to be engaged later, ok, but you were quoting a response typed up prior to seeing that.
You, TMK and SunsRback4Good all implied bigfoot wanted to see specific numbers when he didn't. He clarified yesterday (and again today) he did not expect 30/20 or 20/20 or any other stat you guys have implied.
I never understood the misrepresentation that DA critics expects him to be dominant statistically like David Robinson/Shaq or he sucks. To basically all Suns fan, that ship had sailed long long ago so to think his critics have that sort of lofty expectation is about as hilarious and disingenuous as it comes. It's a complete strawman you're attacking because no one is arguing at all that the expectations should be that he's a 25/15 guy.
Everyone has bad statistical games, that's normal. What isn't normal is inconsistent effort and focus which has been an issue that's plagued Ayton his whole career, which is bigfoot's whole point.
Hard to understand some people can't see this most obvious problem with Ayton. Instead, it always gets deflected with being upset about not drafting Doncic or expecting Giannis or Duncan-caliber play.
My tune with DA will change when he strings together a significant number of sustained-effort games. Of course, I'm not holding my breath after watching him coast through the first part of this season.