Mattd97 wrote:Dr Comeback wrote:"Sim Bhullar doesn't belong on a competitive team"
Whoever said that needs to apologize.
yeah definitely not apologizing after a couple solid quarters of round robin pan am basketball, but certainly his play has been a great surprise and encouraging and will lead to me apologizing down the road. its not like i want him to fail, ive just watched him struggle to stay on a court and help in any meaningful way to teams that hes played on. the u17s, u19s, nmsu, summer league, etc. hes usually too slow in speed and reaction. hes got great hands for his size, and is starting to show the ability to use those skills in these games so hopefully he can keep it up
You absolutely should apologize.
He stuggled to help
in any meaningful way at NSMU huh? You mean where he went to 2 straight NCAA tournaments, 25.0 caerr college PER, WCC all defense team twice, two time WAC tournament Most outstanding player, but failed to contribute in "any meaningful way" hmm...
Didn't contribute anything meaningful at u19 either at 12 PPG, unde 60% shooting, while dealing with injuries? Not meaningful huh?
I guess he hasnt contributed anything meaningful in the d-league either assuming you've watched him play their. 20 PER as a rookie, but I'm sure it wasn't meaningful. Im sure the all defensive team and all rookie team he made in the different weren't meaningful contributions.
Saying that Sim Bhullar had no place on a competitive team didn't even make sense at the time, given that their is no defensive 3 in the key and the try out roster had no other C's.
and it looks worse now given how obviously effective he has been .
Instead of just admitting you were wrong you compound the issue by saying things that are flat out nonsensical things about his play at NMSU, and U19's.