Brinbe wrote:bboyskinnylegs wrote:Pritchard on the Mount Rushmore of Raptor killers
lol. it's him, lebron, gerald henderson jr and kobe.
Respect Jeremy Lamb
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Brinbe wrote:bboyskinnylegs wrote:Pritchard on the Mount Rushmore of Raptor killers
lol. it's him, lebron, gerald henderson jr and kobe.
ConSarnit wrote:GLF wrote:C_Money wrote:The problem is 80% of these guys can’t shoot.
That, but more importantly can’t create. When no one can create an advantage you end up taking tougher shots and shots that aren’t in the flow, which leads to more misses. But Mamu being like 0-7 doesn’t help lol
We’re really going to need to stagger the minutes between Barnes/IQ/BI/RJ so that 2 of them are on the floor at all times. I don’t trust any of the bench guys to create good shots for each other.
Reeko wrote:PhilBlackson wrote:It’s funny when we traded for IQ & RJ, I didn’t like what I’d seen from him before so I was not that happy about having him…
But I do actually think he’s improved a TON since being here. He’s noticeably improved as a passer, shooter and defender. Obv far from a perfect player but ironically I liked IQ way more in the deal but I’d say RJ has been better and more important to the team so far. I feel like we should find a way to keep him but obv still feels like the team needs another piece. I feel like it’s maybe another somewhat dynamic scorer and/or another solid legit big (but obv we’re hoping Chomche can grow into that).
It's not even close between those two as far as who's been better. RJ has been leaps and bounds better than IQ. The only thing that IQ's defenders can say for him is that he's a decent volume 3pt shooter on a team that needs shooting. Sorry but that's not reason enough to keep him around for me.
GLF wrote:C_Money wrote:The problem is 80% of these guys can’t shoot.
That, but more importantly can’t create. When no one can create an advantage you end up taking tougher shots and shots that aren’t in the flow, which leads to more misses. But Mamu being like 0-7 doesn’t help lol
PhilBlackson wrote:Our crowd is lifeless.
They need to cheer at something other than just a made bucket.
Mikistan wrote:PhilBlackson wrote:Our crowd is lifeless.
They need to cheer at something other than just a made bucket.
Down 26 in the preseason
ConSarnit wrote:Tripod wrote:Shakril wrote:
I only typed in Lowry, cause they are essentially twins in this case. And i dont care if it is "only" year 5th. I care about progress, and i dont see little to no growth in Barnes game. I hope this year will be different. Dont get me wrong, i want him to succeed, but the notion that is above beeing critized for things he already should have learned is just wrong.
You keep moving the goalposts.
YOU said 5th season for Demar making the playoffs. I simply pointed out Barnes has only played 4 years. That's all.
I agree with you he needs to be better. My opinion hasn't changed as I have continually said, Barnes:
Can't shoot the 3
Can't blow by his man
Doesn’t have a go to move
Is uncoordinated
Etc...
Yet has managed to be a 19-7.5-5.5 guy as well as won ROTY and an All Star while never playing with shooters. And he was deemed furthest away from his prime on draft day. And has taken over 4th quarters.
So the "hope" has been that some of those things possibly got better over time. But it hasn't, on offense. Defensively he has gotten much better.
The one thing I never understood, as a rookie the Raps had him post up at the top of the key with good results. We should all remember him going right after Durant and shooting over him. But then they started moving him around more to try and expand his game when they should have made him a go to bucket at that spot. And it took to last year to try and re-establish scoring from that spot.
We did give him those attempts last year. He was top 15 in the league in terms of FGA between 10-14ft. The issue was that was the only area where he scored at league average efficiency. Another problem is you can’t have a guys offense be built around hitting 12 footers at 48%. It’s pretty much the least valuable type of “good” scoring there is. Doesn’t space the floor for others. Doesn’t draw fouls. It’s just not something you can scale up. 48% from midrange is almost exactly “average” half court offense as far as PPP is concerned. It produces the same points as 32% 3pt shooter. In other words, not great.
Mikistan wrote:Gavin_TDThree wrote:Brinbe wrote:lol. it's him, lebron, gerald henderson jr and kobe.
hahaha Gerald Henderson was a 25pt+ lock against the raptors for years
I think we gotta put Vince on there too, guy roasted us as a net, alley OOP inbound reverse dunk game winner type ****
That or pony tail guy?
bboyskinnylegs wrote:Doug McDermott always had our number too
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