Jcool0 wrote:
By far best player on Hornets.
LaMelo is like Lavine. If Tre Jones replaced LaMelo Hornets would sniff the play in.
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Jcool0 wrote:

Ice Man wrote:Kon is playing very well, looking as if he will be a legit NBA baller. But he does have an advantage over many other rookies, in that the Hornets 1) have immediately plugged him into his correct role (off ball shooter) and 2) have an excellent distributor to get him the ball (LaMelo is averaging 10 assists per game this season).
Again, no knock on Kon, but it's always hard to get a sense for how rookies will pan out in the first half of their first seasons, because not only are they sorting their roles out, but so often are their teams.
dumbell78 wrote:Random comment....Mikal Bridges stroke is dripping right now in summer league. Carry on.
madvillian wrote:Ice Man wrote:Kon is playing very well, looking as if he will be a legit NBA baller. But he does have an advantage over many other rookies, in that the Hornets 1) have immediately plugged him into his correct role (off ball shooter) and 2) have an excellent distributor to get him the ball (LaMelo is averaging 10 assists per game this season).
Again, no knock on Kon, but it's always hard to get a sense for how rookies will pan out in the first half of their first seasons, because not only are they sorting their roles out, but so often are their teams.
He's played better with Ball out but otherwise agree with all this. This time two weeks ago Edgecombe was a certified star and now he sucks. Rookies have ups and downs and it's way too small of a sample to project much.
Mobley and Mitchell sitting out the front of a B2B tonight. Awful optics for the league and would upset me if I had tickets.
MrSparkle wrote:Beal out. Well, he’s been washed and done, but this might be the final blow.
So are Clippers regretting the Powell trade? Seems like a net-loss of an off-season; he seemed to keep things going. An injury to 36yo Harden or Kawhi and we’re gonna see AJ Dybansta or Boozer on OKC’s bench.