jrob23 wrote:Gant wrote:Going purely by 15th man standards, Hunter and Young are above average. For that reason Hunter's good enough to latch on to the end of someone's else's roster.
The decision was razor close and could have gone the other way. Most importantly, unless something surprising happens, the choice didn't matter.
Another thought: A year ago no one could tell you who'd be better- Hunter or Rozier. It shows you how much Rozier's developed in a short time.
Another 'nother thought: I feel bad for RJ, but it's a sports feel-bad, not a regular person feel-bad. The kid is 23 years old and if he manages his money properly, he never has to work another day in his life. It's not the worst position anyone's ever fallen into.
absolutely not true. Rozier played very well in preseason and Summer League and was always a much better thought of prospect. It was never even close actually. His "improvement" is more about getting more minutes. Seems like he's been playing this way from day one. He might be more assertive/aggressive if anything
That is just text book form on that shot. People that have that kind of mechanics and follow through on there shot will always be scorers. He's a budding scorer. Just wait until he gets 30 minutes a game. Just watch. Kid'll put up 15-18 a game in his sleep if he gets half way greedy with his stats this year.
