DCZards wrote:hands11 wrote:Year three should be rather impressive for John.
Only if he learns how to shoot the rock. Right now, JW's shooting is horrific. He will never live up to his tremendous potential (and get JonathanJoseph off his back
) if he doesn't become a much better shooter. It was good to read that Wall realizes he made a mistake last summer by barnstorming the country playing in EVERY charity game rather than working on his shooting and other aspects of his game. I expect this offseason to be much different for Johnny Ballgame.
Yeah. It was good to hear him say that.
He doesn't even need to become a stellar shooter. That's what is so interesting. He just has to become not terrible and continue to be more reliable about when he takes shots. Again, he only needs to hit from a couple locations and in a couple of modes. i.e. off that cross over from top of the key and while slowing down off the fast break at the top of the key.
I feel confident he will add that. I think it is much more clear to him now what he needs to add and how he needs to approach the game.
This team is very interesting. They have a burner in Wall but they also have two legit player they can feed in the post and Ves is turning into a finisher who you can feed for dunks and alley opps. And Ves may end up being a very reliable rebounder. He has all the tools to become on. Just needs to get a little stronger. Ves developing that way if what makes it so you don't miss McGee at all. Ves does a lot of the same types of things and he is going to get better at it. Plus, he is already smarter about it.
Adding another option in the front court like a Davis or Robinson would almost be unfar. If JS and Ves become solid versions of what they are already showing, they would be a nasty front court.
