mkwest wrote:Ranma wrote:
After Teodosic's deal, we should have around $2M and some change remaining of the MLE. The new rookie minimum is $815,615. I wonder how much more he was given and if the plan is to do the same with Thornwell.
TucsonClip wrote:mkwest wrote:Ranma wrote:
After Teodosic's deal, we should have around $2M and some change remaining of the MLE. The new rookie minimum is $815,615. I wonder how much more he was given and if the plan is to do the same with Thornwell.
Unlikely it is too much more, up to $1M starting. Teams need to use cap space or an exception to sign second rounders for more than two years. Im guessing that was basically the case here, but potentially a pay bump in year one.
“Sindarius Thornwell, he likes to get out and run. He likes to attack off the dribble, so I kick it to him early,” Evans said. “Bryce, he likes a bounce pass or over-the-head. He just likes to get space.”
Evans can list all his teammates’ preferences. It took him only a week to get there.
“That’s your homework now,” Marshall said. “It’s no longer chemistry and all that stuff. Your homework is now, I have to know my teammates. As a point guard, I have to know where to get them the ball. And you learn that from watching them, from watching film. You learn that from playing with them, playing against them. So, that’s all a part of the process, but he’s picking it up quick.”
Evans was a collegiate scorer, the ball-dominant member of an offense that didn’t have much NBA talent. And one of the biggest wonders about his future style hinges on if that will change at the next level.
Did Evans dribble so much at OSU because that’s who he is, or did he play that way because he was the product of a team-created circumstance, because that’s how the Cowboys needed him to play?
The Clippers believe the latter is true of a cerebral point guard dedicated to adapting. He did, after all, finish inside the top five in the nation in assist rate. As long as he continues to learn his teammates, he’s heading in the right direction.
“It’s been an adjustment for me, but I’m starting to get used to it,” Evans said. “It’s slowed down for me from the first game to today.”
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illastrate wrote:Jawun Evans Per 36 in Summer League:
17.4 pts
5.8 rebs
8.7 asts
51.6 fg%
madmaxmedia wrote:illastrate wrote:Jawun Evans Per 36 in Summer League:
17.4 pts
5.8 rebs
8.7 asts
51.6 fg%
LOL I don't know if those numbers are good for summer league per 36...
ButI am looking forward to seeing both Evans and Thornwell in the preseason and beyond.
illastrate wrote:madmaxmedia wrote:illastrate wrote:Jawun Evans Per 36 in Summer League:
17.4 pts
5.8 rebs
8.7 asts
51.6 fg%
LOL I don't know if those numbers are good for summer league per 36...
ButI am looking forward to seeing both Evans and Thornwell in the preseason and beyond.
Pretty good for a 2nd round pick with low expectations.
Are We Having Fun Yet? illastrate wrote:madmaxmedia wrote:illastrate wrote:Jawun Evans Per 36 in Summer League:
17.4 pts
5.8 rebs
8.7 asts
51.6 fg%
LOL I don't know if those numbers are good for summer league per 36...
ButI am looking forward to seeing both Evans and Thornwell in the preseason and beyond.
Pretty good for a 2nd round pick with low expectations.
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Neddy wrote:that's the coolest cop I have ever seen.
I have been pulled over into my own office's parking lot at a gun point for being mistaken as a hispanic bank robber, and Im not even hispanic.
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