Warchant wrote:Where are people getting this idea Rose and Green can score? Rose cant shoot and is coming off another knee injury...Green is a bum all the way around and Bledsoe isnt bad but his %s are very weak....43% FGs and 33% on 3s
You're right. It would be ridiculous to think Rose, who averaged 18 a game last year and has never averaged under 16 a game in his career, can score. He doesn't have Curry's shot so he can't score, right? Maybe they miscalculated his points. Green, who is declining, has never been under 10 a game. Why exactly do you think he's been on an NBA roster so long? Please explain. Is he just fun to have around?
Both players strengths are putting the ball in the basket. Neither has ever been known for defense. And by the way, both players will probably get better efficiency wise playing with LeBron, who will not only draw attention but can pass the ball as good as anyone who's ever played the game. Love's is a pretty decent outlet man too. Although they're probably not as good as anyone Green played with on that awesome Orlando team last year.
Clearly, you can't read, as you're breaking down guys I said we're bench players signed to can't lose veteran MINIMUM deals like someone said they were All-stars or like the Cavs chances of even making the playoffs depend on them. Rose will be the sixth, seventh or eighth man. Green may be the eighth through tenth guy off the bench. I'd like to know how many NBA teams you believe have 100% complete players in those spots.
But you are soo smart and you are completely correct when you say these guys have holes in their game. Thanks for pointing it out because I don't think anyone noticed. Especially not Cavs fans. We are all hoping and praying Rose is the best PG on our roster come the finals.
I don't even like your Bledsoe numbers. 15-16 he was 45% and 37% while Kyrie was 44% and 32%. One. Player benefitted from playing with superstars drawing attention away while the other played with the ghost of Tyson Chandler and who?? IF the Cavs were to acquire Bledsoe I'd absolutely think his efficiency goes up. Bledsoe also plays better defense than Kyrie. Not that he solves the Cavs woes there, but the Cavs need all the help they can get on that end. Now, before you get ridiculous again.. I'm not saying anyone's better than Kyrie. But its a team sport and there are factors besides ones offensive ability that determine a teams success.
Kyrie most of the time when he shoots starts with the ball and then dribbles a while then shoots. -statistical analysis from a 'longtime' Cavs fan (June 2017)