SelfishPlayer wrote:Foye wrote:SelfishPlayer wrote:
Kris Dunn's presence confirms the rumors for me, the fact that Kriss Dunn is horrible and no one wants Rubio keeps Rubio with a starting job with the Wolves. The Wolves should sign Patty Mills if they have any money. Get someone that can shoot with all of the iso scorers they have.
Come back once you have watched at least one Timberwolves game.
I've watched plenty, enough to know that Rubio is an assist hunter just like TJ McConnell. Both of them are limited when it comes to making baskets so they'll avoid great wide open scoring opportunities in favor of ATTEMPTING an assist. There is no stat for that, when there should be. There is no stat for when a player turns down a great chance to attempt to score for just a chance to attempt an assist. That ruins the offense, and creates losing teams. The Wolves are losers and the Sixers are losers...
Unfortunately, TJ's size is a liability so he avoids some open shots. Ball's size and athleticism should be an advantage. Also, Ball keeps the ball moving which makes everyone participate more. Ball and Simmons could be an elite combination that hunts for assists to improve shooting efficiency in a good way.
Anyway, the wolves and Sixers are young teams that have been losing, but both could change that very quickly with a few smart moves. Both have promising players that could make huge leaps very soon, with good health. In today's game, the nba is so star oriented, if you don't have 3 stars or more, you look weak and lost. Furthermore, a superstar is really needed and it takes a long time to get the secondary stars or role players that fit. For example, Warriors have 2 superstars in Durant + Curry, besides the elite shooting their defense has been remarkable. Who would of thought Durant would be a force as a defensive power forward.