vege wrote:Mr Peanut wrote:The takes on here after one summer league game are laughable. Hopefully people understand that this was Holland's first proper game time since January due to injury. Outside of those three egregious drives where he got stripped I thought he actually looked pretty solid. Still has a lot to work on, including his outside shot.
Klintman looked better than I expected which was nice to see.
He missed 2 completely wide open shots, the other team didn't even bothered sending anyone his direction.
He got stripped 3 times doing the exactly same thing, back to back to back, which shows how dumb he is as a basketball player.
He got the ball stolen from him near the half court when he tried to initiate the offense, when we were behind but he game was still within reach.
He did a few other dumb stuff on offense. A lot actually and he showed 0 confidence, Hayes level of lack of confidence in my opinion.
Ausar is raw, but he understand the game, he is really a passable shot away from being a very good basketball player.
Holland is nowhere near that level. He is clueless and his skills are bad. He is the kind of prospect you gamble in the 2nd round, not at #5.
It's one game! His first actual game since January as far as I can tell. Holland is also 2.5 years younger than Ausar!! Of course he won't be as far along in some aspects of his game. And the shot still definitely looks better than Ausar's. What ridiculous overreactions.
People act like there was any notion going in that Holland was some finished product at barely 19 years old.
"He missed 2 completely wide open shots" - what an absurd reaction... Has no NBA prospect with a future as a good player ever missed a shot before? I guess we'll never know.
Jaylen Brown shot 32% from the field in his first summer league (6 games) BTW.
