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clyde21 wrote:EvanZ wrote:clyde21 wrote:
prepare for the L my dude
Pot meet kettle.
speaking of Ls i don't think anyone has taken as many as you
What L do I have that is worse than having LaMelo at 18?
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EvanZ wrote:clyde21 wrote:EvanZ wrote:
Pot meet kettle.
speaking of Ls i don't think anyone has taken as many as you
What L do I have that is worse than having LaMelo at 18?
you and Lamelo

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clyde21 wrote:EvanZ wrote:clyde21 wrote:
speaking of Ls i don't think anyone has taken as many as you
What L do I have that is worse than having LaMelo at 18?
you and Lamelo
I mean bro. Come on. If you're sitting here telling us that you'd still take LaMelo at 18 1) everyone knows you're lying and 2) it's a sign of a bad analyst not being able to admit your mistakes.
You went out of your way to short LaMelo and he's obviously a generational prospect. You had him at EIGHTEEN bro. You should be disqualified from every doing a big board again tbh. It's like Yoda having Luka at 14 or whatever.
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EvanZ wrote:clyde21 wrote:EvanZ wrote:
What L do I have that is worse than having LaMelo at 18?
you and Lamelo
I mean bro. Come on. If you're sitting here telling us that you'd still take LaMelo at 18 1) everyone knows you're lying and 2) it's a sign of a bad analyst not being able to admit your mistakes.
You went out of your way to short LaMelo and he's obviously a generational prospect. You had him at EIGHTEEN bro. You should be disqualified from every doing a big board again tbh. It's like Yoda having Luka at 14 or whatever.
i don't like Melo, never liked Melo, will never like Melo, that's just me, deal with it, but I don't go to his thread and bring it up every time he has a bad game, didn't do it in his rookie year either, that's the difference.
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clyde21 wrote:EvanZ wrote:clyde21 wrote:
prepare for the L my dude
Pot meet kettle.
speaking of Ls i don't think anyone has taken as many as you
Well that escalated quickly.. and randomly might I add lol. Aren't you both Warrior fans?

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Clyde still has Melo behind Bol Bol on his prospect board.
I didn't even know clutch scoring was really a thing. I thought some freakonomics guy disproved it. J/K, but not entirely.
I didn't even know clutch scoring was really a thing. I thought some freakonomics guy disproved it. J/K, but not entirely.

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GreatWhiteStiff wrote:Clyde still has Melo behind Bol Bol on his prospect board.
I didn't even know clutch scoring was really a thing. I thought some freakonomics guy disproved it. J/K, but not entirely.
I would actually like to know how to track it, so if anyone finds a link to it let me know. Would be interesting to look at.
I think it's basically just how many points your responsible for in the final 2 mins through points, assists, etc..
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I’ll give the kid his props, he had a nice tripe double tonight. Even did it against Mr. Triple Double himself.
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Big J wrote:I’ll give the kid his props, he had a nice tripe double tonight. Even did it against Mr. Triple Double himself.
28/11/5
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Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
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CptCrunch wrote:Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
He can run the offense fine. His TOs are alot of fumbles and just complete bone head tossing it to a standstill guy that he can clean up.
But he can definitely pass the ball and that was even evident in college. This isn't a finished product here or anything.
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MotownMadness wrote:CptCrunch wrote:Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
He can run the offense fine. His TOs are alot of fumbles and just complete bone head tossing it to a standstill guy that he can clean up.
But he can definitely pass the ball and that was even evident in college. This isn't a finished product here or anything.
Yeah, just look at his games with Killian out, where Cade had more PG responsibilities. He had a nice stretch of 6 games around that time where he averaged 7.2 AST and 3 TOV (though his own shooting took a dive). I think this range is attainable for him to average within a few years time, and would definitely put him into the "primary playmaking wing" category.
And I know people like downplaying this, but the fact that the Pistons are the worst team in the league at hitting open shots (last I checked) has an effect. Like it or not, this has to be considered when looking at any numbers.
Anyways, anyone claiming to come in and "kill a narrative" 18 games into a career that has already shown plenty of flashes to the contrary cannot be taken very seriously.
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CptCrunch wrote:Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
You do realise he’s 18 games into his rookie season right? Making any definitive statement at this stage is just stupid.
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CptCrunch wrote:Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
Lol he is a rookie who is thrust into a high volume onball role with a mediocre co creator (Killian), no shooters, nor a viable PnR big.
From 11/15 to 11/26 (7 games), he had 49 assist to 22 turnovers. A shade over a 2:1 ratio. Not simply spamming 3s but also getting to the cup and showing an ability to finish. Also a plus defender. If I have any criticism, its his inability to draw fouls thus far.
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Guy cherry picks a 5-game sample in a 18 game career... to prove a hypothesis that goes exactly opposite of what he was trying to say in the 1st place.
Ladies & gentlemen, we have a logical genius.
Ladies & gentlemen, we have a logical genius.
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Zero free throws?
Great game though.
Great game though.

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CptCrunch wrote:Cade is fine just as long as you put the blinders on and ignore his turnovers.
Over past 5 games
19.6 PPG on 46.9% FG, 45.9% 3 PT (a smidge too hot from 3?).
7.4 REB
3.8 AST
5.2 TOV
Shooting the ball well, which we know he can do. I'm here just to kill the pre-draft narrative that he is a point guard or point forward. Nice player, can score the ball, not a Luka, definitely not a #1 pick.
If you accept these criticisms, then we are on the same page. Nice #3-5 pick in a nice draft with potentially 1 superstar ceiling player (you know who).
lol, you say these things as if he's a finished product. good stuff, brother.