yoyojw17 wrote:People just out here overreacting on the few minutes that a rookie is getting. Even if this seasonwas poor.... doesn't mean he still can't become more valuable than the other players that people are complaining that they wished they had just cuz they are doing well better at the moment.
Osceola will give him a place tosharpen his tools.
People in general love to overreact for stuff that happeneds in basketball on small sample.
NBA is such a league where making any strong conclusions without 20-30 even 40 games is pointless, because you play different teams who are at different points of their own buildup (or teardown) and you play on the road, at home, back to back, against back to back teams etc.
Jett Howard played 23 min of pro basketball in his life. He took 10 shots. What's there to even talk about?
It's too early to talk about Anthony Black (214 min, 45 shots) let alone Jett. Just to point out how silly this is, AB sits at 29% for 3. If he makes next 3 threes, he will "become 40% three point shooter"- but if he misses, he will become 25% three point shooter.
Those samples are so damn prone to massive changes that they are junk data for now.
We can argue and talk to oblivion about stuff we know about him from draft, for argument's sake, i thought he was overdrafted and 80% draft mocks didn't have him as lottery pick. But that doesn't matter now.
I also think we had no reason to actually keep a pick, yet here we are.
About G league. I'm not sure nba player can learn much from it. It's just mindless run & gun without cohesive structure. Basically bunch of players playing for themselfs in hope they can make actual nba roster.
But it's still better for him , at age of 20, to play some competitive game, than to sit at the end of a bench. However, you probably shouldn't keep him there forever, because that will probably hinder his trade value ( well, not playing will do the same, but if he struggles in G league as well, than you pretty much tanked his value as asset).
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