TheKingOfVa360 wrote:Higga wrote:The big thing is Wall. Couldn't care less about the rest, they're pretty much all just role players at best, but by now in his 3rd year Wall should be approaching all-star status at least. He's nowhere near really, he's basically an average, maybe a little above average starting PG but way too often he does dumb things on the court like run into three guys and shoot up a brick.
Hate to say it as I'm still a big Wall fan but it may be best if we cut bait and traded him while he still has some value. He'll probably go on to great things somewhere else but it doesn't look like it'll ever happen here. Rebuild around Brad Beal and hopefully Otto Porter or whoever else we can land in the lotto this year.
If Wall was healthy to start this season, he would be an all-star this year. Not sure why you said he is nowhere near all-star status. His numbers as a rookie were as good as Jrue Holidays stats this year and Holiday made the all-star team. His stats in his 2nd season are better than Paul Georges current stats and he made the all-star team. The key is to win games then the media would hype our players instead of bashing them
Holiday's numbers at the All Star break were a little better than they are now. He was averaging 19.0 points, 8.9 assists, 4.2 rebounds and 4.0 turnovers with a TS% of .512.
In Wall's best season, he averaged 16.3 points, 8.0 assists, 4.5 boards and 3.8 turnovers with a TS% of .502. This year, he is posting 16.9 points, 8.5 assists, and 3.9 rebounds per 36 with a whopping 4.3 turnovers and a ghastly .485 TS%
That proves my point, it isn't a huge difference between a 2nd years Wall stats compared to a 4 year Holidays stats. To say Wall is no where near an all-star level isn't true. If guys like Holiday and Paul George can make the all-star team with similar stats then Wall isn't far from sneaking in on the all-star team just like they did.[/quote]
Wall is Not an all star cause his talent doesn't effect the team. Hence wins...
