Re: Former Raptor discussion thread 3.0
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2024 1:18 pm
god dammit everyone thrivingWaltFrazier wrote:
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god dammit everyone thrivingWaltFrazier wrote:
sbsat wrote:god dammit everyone thrivingWaltFrazier wrote:
Duffman100 wrote:sbsat wrote:god dammit everyone thrivingWaltFrazier wrote:
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
anotherhomer wrote:Duffman100 wrote:sbsat wrote:god dammit everyone thriving
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
i agree....if Precious stops playing hero ball, and be an energy big, he'll thrive out a career
Duffman100 wrote:sbsat wrote:god dammit everyone thrivingWaltFrazier wrote:
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
Duffman100 wrote:anotherhomer wrote:Duffman100 wrote:
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
i agree....if Precious stops playing hero ball, and be an energy big, he'll thrive out a career
yeah exactly. For some reason both Nurse and Darko seemed incapable of keeping Precious and Boucher accountable to staying in their roles. Obviously Boucher was better.
Duffman100 wrote:anotherhomer wrote:Duffman100 wrote:
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
i agree....if Precious stops playing hero ball, and be an energy big, he'll thrive out a career
yeah exactly. For some reason both Nurse and Darko seemed incapable of keeping Precious and Boucher accountable to staying in their roles. Obviously Boucher was better.
WaltFrazier wrote:Duffman100 wrote:sbsat wrote:god dammit everyone thriving
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
I think what he's doing now is sustainable. I saw an interview where he implied he's learning not to do too much, just play to his strengths. He seems happy there too. Last night he started at 4 alongside Hartenstein, because Randle and OG were both out. Some Knicks posters think they've found their backup 4 for Randle, but we'll see.
Agimat wrote:WaltFrazier wrote:Duffman100 wrote:
We've seen Precious have stretches like this before. I put more stock in the bigger sample size where he starts really making awful plays.
He's like a better Malachi Flynn. Good stretches and then long stretches of awful.
The only thing I could see working in his favour is if Thibs keeps him on a short leash and drives home his role as an energy big and not the next Kobe Bryant.
I think what he's doing now is sustainable. I saw an interview where he implied he's learning not to do too much, just play to his strengths. He seems happy there too. Last night he started at 4 alongside Hartenstein, because Randle and OG were both out. Some Knicks posters think they've found their backup 4 for Randle, but we'll see.
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Brinbe wrote:?t=3QaCQORvKNjMchg4bVMUhA&s=19
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