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I will remind everyone we are 11 point underdogs for this game.

Looked good in his limited minutes. Hit his shots so I can't complain.

Masai and Bobby might’ve done it again

decent size, not bad quickness on defense, shot looks good and i think hes got a good handle and a good mind for the game. For a 2nd round pick hes money

StringerBell wrote:Go on, big up ya boy! Not even mad...Time will tell.

Jalen Harris shooting 27/60/0. Does not mean much but is funny to look at.

dkb9696 wrote:Jalen Harris shooting 27/60/0. Does not mean much but is funny to look at.

Enjoy it because tomorrow it should read 46/75/0

There is something about his dribble that makes me think he is definitely going to lose it whenever he goes into traffic. Seems very right hand dominate and crouched or the ball or something? I’m not close to knowledgeable on such things but the way he dribbles seems an issue to me and I can’t imagine him changing direction ever.
Shot well, defended with energy so he’s not bad. Hopefully he develops.

Zeno wrote:There is something about his dribble that makes me think he is definitely going to lose it whenever he goes into traffic. Seems very right hand dominate and crouched or the ball or something? I’m not close to knowledgeable on such things but the way he dribbles seems an issue to me and I can’t imagine him changing direction ever.
Shot well, defended with energy so he’s not bad. Hopefully he develops.

He doesn't have the biggest hands.

Well we got to see him play basketball for the first time. Smooth stroke. Could handle the ball without committing an immediate turnover. Didn't look out of place on the court. For the 59th pick that's about as much as we could ask for. He'll be on the team for the duration of his deal and then we'll re-sign him to a decent 3-year and he'll be like Malcolm Miller+.

Metallikid wrote:Well we got to see him play basketball for the first time. Smooth stroke. Could handle the ball without committing an immediate turnover. Didn't look out of place on the court. For the 59th pick that's about as much as we could ask for. He'll be on the team for the duration of his deal and then we'll re-sign him to a decent 3-year and he'll be like Malcolm Miller+.

I see him being Cuttino Mobley or Norman Powell 2.0. His shots are already smooth and he's on balanced and not rushed by the speed of the NBA.

I think he's caught up to Watson already in terms of development.

Psubs wrote:

Metallikid wrote:Well we got to see him play basketball for the first time. Smooth stroke. Could handle the ball without committing an immediate turnover. Didn't look out of place on the court. For the 59th pick that's about as much as we could ask for. He'll be on the team for the duration of his deal and then we'll re-sign him to a decent 3-year and he'll be like Malcolm Miller+.

I see him being Cuttino Mobley or Norman Powell 2.0. His shots are already smooth and he's on balanced and not rushed by the speed of the NBA.

I think he's caught up to Watson already in terms of development.

Watson has a lot more size and is a better defender. Jalen will need to develop a drive game.

bluerap23 wrote:

Psubs wrote:

Metallikid wrote:Well we got to see him play basketball for the first time. Smooth stroke. Could handle the ball without committing an immediate turnover. Didn't look out of place on the court. For the 59th pick that's about as much as we could ask for. He'll be on the team for the duration of his deal and then we'll re-sign him to a decent 3-year and he'll be like Malcolm Miller+.

I see him being Cuttino Mobley or Norman Powell 2.0. His shots are already smooth and he's on balanced and not rushed by the speed of the NBA.

I think he's caught up to Watson already in terms of development.

Watson has a lot more size and is a better defender. Jalen will need to develop a drive game.

Vs the Lakers he had KCP in the corner and drove left all the way into the lane, the defense collapsed and kicked it out to Yuta, who hit the open 3.

Psubs wrote:

bluerap23 wrote:

Psubs wrote:
I see him being Cuttino Mobley or Norman Powell 2.0. His shots are already smooth and he's on balanced and not rushed by the speed of the NBA.

I think he's caught up to Watson already in terms of development.

Watson has a lot more size and is a better defender. Jalen will need to develop a drive game.

Vs the Lakers he had KCP in the corner and drove left all the way into the lane, the defense collapsed and kicked it out to Yuta, who hit the open 3.

Yeah, that was encouraging. He has also driven up the middle and, while not creating anything of substance or scoring, he also didn't make a mistake. Only real error was the turnover on the weave last night. He definitely looks like he can turn into something, but way too soon to say. Watson has proven more IMO. Harris has a higher ceiling, but lower floor.

Norm replacement

Psubs wrote:

Metallikid wrote:Well we got to see him play basketball for the first time. Smooth stroke. Could handle the ball without committing an immediate turnover. Didn't look out of place on the court. For the 59th pick that's about as much as we could ask for. He'll be on the team for the duration of his deal and then we'll re-sign him to a decent 3-year and he'll be like Malcolm Miller+.

I see him being Cuttino Mobley or Norman Powell 2.0. His shots are already smooth and he's on balanced and not rushed by the speed of the NBA.

I think he's caught up to Watson already in terms of development.

He's probably not that good.

He’ll be lucky to be on the team next year. We have three draft picks coming in.

Smalltown wrote:He’ll be lucky to be on the team next year. We have three draft picks coming in.

PG FVV - Flynn - Harris
SG Trent - Watson/Harris
SF OG - 1st pick/Yuta
PF Siakam - Boucher - 2nd pick
C Olynyk/Birch - Gillespie - 2nd pick

Just give him 20-25 minutes a game for the last few and see what he does.

any chance he can develop into Malik Monk?