DetroitSho wrote:Crymson wrote:DetroitSho wrote:This post is........well it's a post. After tonight's game it's just pretty ironic.
Sent from my SM-S918U using
RealGM mobile app
Imagine pompously making a post in response to a fan of your team. Then imagine making it on the basis of an eight-game early-season sample against bad opposition. Then imagine taking it a step further and making it on the basis of one game.
Hey, do you remember a guy in recent Pistons history who averaged 22 PPG, 18.5 RPG, and about two steals and blocks per game across the first nine games of a season for a worse team against a more difficult schedule? Let me know if you can identify him; if you do so, let know how that ultimately turned out.
I hope that Duren has a good season. We'll see once we have a considerably larger sample size against respectable opposition.
Either way, victory laps of the sort you've embarked upon are petty and dumb.
Invictus88 wrote:For the naysayers what is the bar you need to eclipse to think differently? How many 30 point games does he need to have? He just shredded the supposedly stalwart Nic Claxton like Swiss cheese..
Are you looking for an honest answer? I've kept quiet on this issue because I really don't see the point in telling people who are excited why they maybe shouldn't be quite so excited yet.
Got any thoughts on Duren as it relates to Alex Sarr? Everytime you mention a guy Duren goes out and puts in work against him. The irony continues. Lol
Sent from my SM-S918U using
RealGM mobile app
The best parts of the game against the Sixers I just watched were in no particular order:
- Watching Duren pretty much win all of the contested rebounds against Drummond... because Duren knows how to box out and Drummond does not.
- Watching Duren have anything he wanted to against Drummond on offense. I just wish he would have had more attempts at this.
- Watching Duren yell at Ausar after a play for screwing up his defensive rotation and allowing a layup. Obviously Duren neither cares about nor understands defense...
- Watching Drummond do two incredibly stupid things in the final 3 minutes to cost his team the game: Shooting that awful 3 pt miss and leaving Duren alone in the paint to triple team Cade beyond the arc. Duren promptly roasted poor little VJ Edgecombe and got a 3-point play.
One of these players is not like the other.