Mr_President wrote:nikster wrote:Mr_President wrote: Exactly. His innate talents making him a rare, valuable, and true point guard. His youth to fix shooting flaws and become tougher at the rim. Plays the passing lane and on ball defense. He we would a steal in a 5yr 45million deal that gives him his last two years of the deal above 10 mill.
I dont think hes ever gonna fix his shot. Have you seen his shot chart? its the ugliest thing ive ever seen.
In the restricted area he shoots below 50%, in the rest of the paint he shoots 26%. On 2pt field goals outside the paint he shoots 28%, and is a career 33% shooter from 3. He is a horrible scorer from every where on the court.
and yeah he plays the passing lanes, but he is still a horrible defender.
To say he could be one of the best PGs in the league is a joke
To take current stats of a player who is 23 yrs old and is in just his third year in league, then to use those stats as justification to why he "COULD NEVER" become on the best PGs in the league IS RIDICULOUS.
Jason Kidd had a rough start to his career shooting the ball and your telling me Rubio just simply "Cannot" improve. You my friend use the term "Cannot" a bit to loosely, I hope you don't limit your own future aspirations with such loosely stated negative "Cannot" terminology.
There is no comparison between Kidd and Rubio. Kidd was actually a good defender and could finish around the rim. And his jump shot was never this bad. Compare Kidd and Rubios shooting from their 3rd seasons. Kidd shot 11% better from 3-10 feet, 19% from 10-16, and 7% from 2 pointers outside 16 feet.
there are a ton of point guards that are already certified stars that have plenty of time left in the league like Curry, CP3, Westbrook, Rondo, Dragic, Rose, etc..
Not to mention young up and coming PGs that have way more potential than Rubio
Holiday, Irving, Lillard, MCW, John Wall...
Rubio is a horrible scorer from anywhere on the field, and a horrible defender. He COULD NEVER become the best PG in the league.