Nuggets_Talk wrote:dobrojim wrote:Hey Nugs guys that appear to be happy with McGee/glad to see Nene gone,
Wiz fans might like dub-dubs from Nene on a reg basis, maybe
they get them, maybe they don't. But many of us are so relieved
to not have to deal with the frustration of having a player with
immense physical skills but such a disappointing positive effect
on winning games on a regular basis. Maybe that changes. Many
of us are skeptical that it will.
i like nene and wish him the best (and the wizards). but the homeristic one-sided views of nene and mcgee on this board are just funny. should i have expected differently?
i do not question your doubt about whether mcgee can change - because frankly its
one game. i get that. but to then do the exact same thing with nene? to think
one game has changed him into a tough 20-10 force every night? uh...nice try.
i have nothing against washington - hope you make the playoffs next year.
You are missing the point, Nuggets Talk.
It's not that we're happy about the 22 and 10. We're just happy to see a competent two-way big man constantly make the right plays. It wouldn't have bothered me if his shot wasn't falling and he posted 14-8 instead of 22 and 10. He still would have made the right rotations on D, passed to the cutter on offense, and stepped out to challenge the pick and roll.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if McGee posts better box score stats than Nene for the rest of the season. We know what McGee can do. He'll get boards, crash the offensive glass, finish plays on the interior, get out on the break, block shots, and occasionally score with a nice sweeping hook shot. All those lead to high point and rebound totals. But they don't lead to wins unless he does the little things too. That's where he has consistently disappointed.