Captain_Caveman wrote:celticfan42487 wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
I live in NorCal and watch the Warriors. Maybe you should too. They have half a team who can create their own 3-point looks falling away off one leg. Very different than Rozier getting left alone in the flow of an offense. Ditto for snipers like Korver. Terry is a well-below average shooter who is only average as a 3-point shooter in the context of being a guy who often gets left.
Are you seriously debating that?
Shoot... hate this. The same people who build these prospects up are the same ones who tear them down after not meeting their unreasonable expectations. Happens every year. Will happen with Jaylen and Terry from the hoops illiterate soon enough, mark my words.
I lived in Alameda for 3 out of the last 5 years and yet I'm able to judge players ability to shoot the three independently of it they are one of 3 players in the NBA that can shoot a 3 off the dribble with elite efficiency.
Which btw, by that standard Klay Thompson is a not a good 3 point shooter.
And the fact you put that standard to bring down Rozier but say Kover can who's entire career is purely catch and shoot 3s... smh seriously dude. The logical inconsistency here, it's like a talk show level.
Oh, really? Do me a favor, and find Terry Rozier's name on this list. Korver's and Thompson's are right up top.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/fg3_pct_career.html
Those guys need zero daylight to stick a knife in you.
Ridiculous, young TRo has been stuck behind a 30-minute-per-game bench player in Smart since he came into the league. Yet, the minute he got a chance to start with extended minutes, he delivered. And comparing a young guy to an old guy's career numbers is just ridiculous. The C's know TRo can shoot, but he is a budding complete player who has been asked to deliver on every aspect of the game since being drafted--shooting, leading an O, defending, scoring, rebounding, etc. All told, not surprising that it's taken him a little to play with confidence throughout. The C's however have seen him in three years of practice by now. Plus they know how hard he keeps working to keep getting better. And that he is an unselfish team member along the way.
Steph of course has been a top-5 player for years. TRo has skills galore on both sides of the ball that Korver could never hope for.