BearlyBallin wrote:I thought Morris wasn't coming back until midway November
Hoping for early November.
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BearlyBallin wrote:I thought Morris wasn't coming back until midway November
BearlyBallin wrote:Did Meeks play the second half ?
80sballboy wrote:Gortat has looked either complete disinterested in preseason or his hands have gone from mediocre to bad.
80sballboy wrote:Interesting lineup with Meeks at the 2, Beal at the 3 and Porter at the 4, Gortat at center and Frazier (2 straight turnovers) at the 1.
80sballboy wrote:Can't believe Gortat has played this entire quarter. He's been horrible on both ends.
80sballboy wrote:BearlyBallin wrote:Wish we had O'Quinn
Yeah, always liked him. Can play both post spots off the bench.
80sballboy wrote:This is the best I've ever seen Sato shoot. I think he can now play the 2 and 3 if needed. I really think if he shoots like that, he can also take some wings off the dribble. That's a lot more difficult when he's playing a smaller, quicker guy at the point.
Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:80sballboy wrote:This is the best I've ever seen Sato shoot. I think he can now play the 2 and 3 if needed. I really think if he shoots like that, he can also take some wings off the dribble. That's a lot more difficult when he's playing a smaller, quicker guy at the point.
Satoransky just needs to be paired with someone like Meeks who can cover the smaller PG. (Patting myself on the back for the Sato at PG thread). I get a lot more excited thinking about the Wizards if Satoransky is in the mix.
I hope Scott Brooks is seeing the light this preseason.
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80sballboy wrote:Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:80sballboy wrote:This is the best I've ever seen Sato shoot. I think he can now play the 2 and 3 if needed. I really think if he shoots like that, he can also take some wings off the dribble. That's a lot more difficult when he's playing a smaller, quicker guy at the point.
Satoransky just needs to be paired with someone like Meeks who can cover the smaller PG. (Patting myself on the back for the Sato at PG thread). I get a lot more excited thinking about the Wizards if Satoransky is in the mix.
I hope Scott Brooks is seeing the light this preseason.
(I am thoroughly frustrated with my Moto G voice translator. It puts more spelling errors and more weird translations than anything I've ever seen out there!)
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I get your point but Meeks is not a good defender of two's. I'm guessing he's probalby not going to be great at defending point guards. Frazier is the guy to start the season at the backup point but if there is an injury, and there will be, to either Meeks or Frazier, he's not a big downgrade for either guy. You just can't really replace Meeks' 3-point shooting if and when he goes down.
NatP4 wrote:80sballboy wrote:Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:
Satoransky just needs to be paired with someone like Meeks who can cover the smaller PG. (Patting myself on the back for the Sato at PG thread). I get a lot more excited thinking about the Wizards if Satoransky is in the mix.
I hope Scott Brooks is seeing the light this preseason.
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I get your point but Meeks is not a good defender of two's. I'm guessing he's probalby not going to be great at defending point guards. Frazier is the guy to start the season at the backup point but if there is an injury, and there will be, to either Meeks or Frazier, he's not a big downgrade for either guy. You just can't really replace Meeks' 3-point shooting if and when he goes down.
Mac complemented Sato perfectly in terms of ball handling and quickness to guard smaller players. He was top 30 in DRPM for SGs last year as well. Matter of fact, he was great Meeks insurance as well.
I am sad now
Dat2U wrote:NatP4 wrote:80sballboy wrote:
I get your point but Meeks is not a good defender of two's. I'm guessing he's probalby not going to be great at defending point guards. Frazier is the guy to start the season at the backup point but if there is an injury, and there will be, to either Meeks or Frazier, he's not a big downgrade for either guy. You just can't really replace Meeks' 3-point shooting if and when he goes down.
Mac complemented Sato perfectly in terms of ball handling and quickness to guard smaller players. He was top 30 in DRPM for SGs last year as well. Matter of fact, he was great Meeks insurance as well.
I am sad now
You still trot out that DRPM number... a number thats wildy inaccurate and noisy in small samples sizes like in Sato or Mac's case. Yet you ignore every other statistical measurement that clearly showed Sato was a lousy player last season.
It's clear you've gotta be the biggest Sato fan on the planet.
NatP4 wrote:for the record, Tim Frazier shot .403% from the field last year and was 42nd among PGs in ORPM. Not sure what this "create for himself and others" is all about.
should be simple, Frazier plays when Morris is out, Frazier sits when Morris returns.
Wall Frazier
Beal Meeks
Oubre Satoransky
Porter Scott
Gortat Mahinmi
there shouldn't even be any tough decisions for Brooks.
J-Ves wrote:Sounds like Sloan got cut and Felix is getting the last roster spot. This makes sense on a performance level and for roster balance, but I can’t help but feel uneasy about the backup PG spot. Sloan was a productive NBAer as little as two years ago and I have my doubts about both Frazier and Sato getting the job done.
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long suffrin' boulez fan wrote:J-Ves wrote:Sounds like Sloan got cut and Felix is getting the last roster spot. This makes sense on a performance level and for roster balance, but I can’t help but feel uneasy about the backup PG spot. Sloan was a productive NBAer as little as two years ago and I have my doubts about both Frazier and Sato getting the job done.
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I don't really have a feel for Frazier's game. He seems to offer some things... he's quick, sudden and shifty. His handles are good. He's a willing passer and seems like a more than adequate on the ball defender.
When he passes, however, which is pretty much every time, he seems to be constantly bailing himself out.
He doesn't seem like a real threat to score even though he beats the first man pretty much every time.
After a few possessions, you'd think the other team would adjust by jumping into passing lanes and cheating to prevent a skip pass.
J-Ves wrote:NatP4 wrote:for the record, Tim Frazier shot .403% from the field last year and was 42nd among PGs in ORPM. Not sure what this "create for himself and others" is all about.
should be simple, Frazier plays when Morris is out, Frazier sits when Morris returns.
Wall Frazier
Beal Meeks
Oubre Satoransky
Porter Scott
Gortat Mahinmi
there shouldn't even be any tough decisions for Brooks.
I’m not saying I disagree with your rotation, but do you really think Smith won’t see playing time after he was the starting PF for most of preseason?
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