LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:I got flamed for saying exactly this.
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I don't think you understand what you are looking at.
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LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:I got flamed for saying exactly this.
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I don't think you understand what you are looking at.
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
Wargreymon wrote:Amen Thompson is special franchise changing talent. Supreme athleticism, strength, versatility, vision, toughness…i can go on. Rockets fans will be celebrating the chip real soon within the next 3 years for sure.
jasonxxx102 wrote:Looks to me like the Rockets are much better without Jalen Green on the floor but hey maybe I don't understand how numbers work lol

jasonxxx102 wrote:Looks to me like the Rockets are much better without Jalen Green on the floor but hey maybe I don't understand how numbers work lol
Capn'O wrote:We're the recovering meth addict older brother. And we've been clean for a few years now, thank you very much. Very uncouth to bring it up.
LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:Looks to me like the Rockets are much better without Jalen Green on the floor but hey maybe I don't understand how numbers work lol
Amen, Jabari and Green play different positions....a random smattering of on/off data with these three players is not useful. Again you don't seem to understand what on/off is telling you.
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
jasonxxx102 wrote:LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:Looks to me like the Rockets are much better without Jalen Green on the floor but hey maybe I don't understand how numbers work lol
Amen, Jabari and Green play different positions....a random smattering of on/off data with these three players is not useful. Again you don't seem to understand what on/off is telling you.
oh ok so on/off combos don't matter because they play different positions. So I guess Jalen Greens individual on/off of -10.1 doesn't matter either, right?
So let's just throw out on/off all together as long as it's bad for your guy, I get it.
Jalen truthers are some of the most delusional people on this board. Dude puts up 20ppg and literally nothing else matters. Forget that he's one of the worst defensive players in the league, forget that he has 0 playmaking ability, forget his below average efficiency.
Just forget anything that actually matters to winning basketball games as long as he dunk ball good and shoot 3 good
Jalen Green is the only guy who can just never improve his game and rockets fans will never criticize him, it's wild
jasonxxx102 wrote:
oh ok so on/off combos don't matter because they play different positions. So I guess Jalen Greens individual on/off of -10.1 doesn't matter either, right?
So let's just throw out on/off all together as long as it's bad for your guy, I get it.
Jalen truthers are some of the most delusional people on this board. Dude puts up 20ppg and literally nothing else matters. Forget that he's one of the worst defensive players in the league, forget that he has 0 playmaking ability, forget his below average efficiency.
Just forget anything that actually matters to winning basketball games as long as he dunk ball good and shoot 3 good
Jalen Green is the only guy who can just never improve his game and rockets fans will never criticize him, it's wild

Frankie wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:LarsV8 wrote:
Amen, Jabari and Green play different positions....a random smattering of on/off data with these three players is not useful. Again you don't seem to understand what on/off is telling you.
oh ok so on/off combos don't matter because they play different positions. So I guess Jalen Greens individual on/off of -10.1 doesn't matter either, right?
So let's just throw out on/off all together as long as it's bad for your guy, I get it.
Jalen truthers are some of the most delusional people on this board. Dude puts up 20ppg and literally nothing else matters. Forget that he's one of the worst defensive players in the league, forget that he has 0 playmaking ability, forget his below average efficiency.
Just forget anything that actually matters to winning basketball games as long as he dunk ball good and shoot 3 good
Jalen Green is the only guy who can just never improve his game and rockets fans will never criticize him, it's wild
Jalen is the most divisive players on the roster. I don't think you can say Rockets fans will never criticise him when half the online fanbase have wanted to trade him on and off for a long time now and he is the most criticised player on the whole team.
Personally, I like him but accept that he's a flawed player with lots of room to improve. SG is definitely the position need improved efficiency from, whether that's from Jalen himself or not, is a bridge will cross in the future.
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:
oh ok so on/off combos don't matter because they play different positions. So I guess Jalen Greens individual on/off of -10.1 doesn't matter either, right?
So let's just throw out on/off all together as long as it's bad for your guy, I get it.
Jalen truthers are some of the most delusional people on this board. Dude puts up 20ppg and literally nothing else matters. Forget that he's one of the worst defensive players in the league, forget that he has 0 playmaking ability, forget his below average efficiency.
Just forget anything that actually matters to winning basketball games as long as he dunk ball good and shoot 3 good
Jalen Green is the only guy who can just never improve his game and rockets fans will never criticize him, it's wild
lord have mercy lol
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
jasonxxx102 wrote:LarsV8 wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:
oh ok so on/off combos don't matter because they play different positions. So I guess Jalen Greens individual on/off of -10.1 doesn't matter either, right?
So let's just throw out on/off all together as long as it's bad for your guy, I get it.
Jalen truthers are some of the most delusional people on this board. Dude puts up 20ppg and literally nothing else matters. Forget that he's one of the worst defensive players in the league, forget that he has 0 playmaking ability, forget his below average efficiency.
Just forget anything that actually matters to winning basketball games as long as he dunk ball good and shoot 3 good
Jalen Green is the only guy who can just never improve his game and rockets fans will never criticize him, it's wild
lord have mercy lol
Classic response. AKA nothing to say to the facts

tsherkin wrote:I'm aware of FVV from his days as a Raptor. He is mostly pretty crap as a scorer, but he has a few qualities which make him not total crap to a team, for sure. Best used as a 6th man, though, leastwise from the POV of developing quality offense. He's definitely holding them back a little by sucking that badly as a scorer.

ThatBoyNick wrote:Fred has been absolutely vital to our success, we win because of him not in spite of him. He’s IMO been our 3rd best player after Sengun and Amen, on the team with the 3rd best record in the league.
Raps fans had a whole internal debate on Fred during his exit, I get it, but you guys should stop trying to project that on him in Houston. It’s just not accurate.
tsherkin wrote:ThatBoyNick wrote:Fred has been absolutely vital to our success, we win because of him not in spite of him. He’s IMO been our 3rd best player after Sengun and Amen, on the team with the 3rd best record in the league.
Not on offense he isn't, which is what I was discussing mostly.Raps fans had a whole internal debate on Fred during his exit, I get it, but you guys should stop trying to project that on him in Houston. It’s just not accurate.
He isn't different in Houston. He has the same strengths and the same weaknesses as he did here.

ThatBoyNick wrote:Offense isn’t raw shooting numbers. Our team crumbles on offense in the games he’s out. We are a low turnover team because we play through him. If we weren’t a low turnover team our game plan and success would be flipped on its head.
Your take is he’s 6th man material, the coaches take is he needs to play more minutes then any other player on the roster. Think about it
tsherkin wrote:ThatBoyNick wrote:Offense isn’t raw shooting numbers. Our team crumbles on offense in the games he’s out. We are a low turnover team because we play through him. If we weren’t a low turnover team our game plan and success would be flipped on its head.
Sure. And you aren't a remarkable offense in part because you feature him the way you do. It doesn't mean he doesn't have methods of contributing. What you're identifying isn't that Fred is in a great role, you're identifying a short fall in your roster which means for Houston specifically, they need him because they don't have a starter-level talent to replace him.

ThatBoyNick wrote:Someone who brings what Fred does on defense and offense management while also being an above average scoring guard is basically prime Chris Paul, which is far cry from just a “starter level talent”
Fred is a starting level talent, all added together. You are iso-ing his scoring efficiency and labeling his entire level of play on it.