My initial underwhelmed reaction is given pause by it seeming that every Western Conference or Portland fan considers Maynor a good get. I saw him a fair bit on Utah, as that was a nice team to watch offensively, but it's all rather hazy now.
nate33 wrote:Yeah, my thinking is that Maynor is going to be hard to judge using on/off numbers. In OKC, he was backing up Westbrook, one of the best PG's in the game. Hard not to be a minus in that situation. And in Portland, he played on the team with most lopsided starter/bench disparity in the league. Portland's starters were rock solid and their bench was dreadful. Again, no place to pad one's on/off numbers.
Good point.