UcanUwill wrote:gh123 wrote:UcanUwill wrote:
I know Kristaps was nagged with injuries, but recently it only been one injury, he might not be that injury prone as we think, I hope for the best. And plain rebounding numbers do not indicate if player improves teams rebounding. I am not saying Kristaps is necessarily that player, but there are bigs who dont rebound much but improve teams rebounding, so in a vacuum individual rebounding numbers barely matter.
His advanced rebounding stats are awful. You got guys like Adams who screen out opponents so that his teammates can get rebs, but KP is certainly not that guy. 35 mil for 18+7 low efficiency big who can't stay on the floor, I know Luka is pissed, but he won't show it.
I think you are unreasonably way too low on Kristaps. Yes, his efficiency was low, but that almost always the case with guys who are growing into franchise player shoes, and he was growing into it. He was burdened to lead an offense at age 22, he showed massive potential with the knicks and as a second option if healthy, he could be next Pau or Paul Pierce or someone like that.
I hope you're right, coz he's gonna be in Dallas for a while now. It's just that people see a tall guy shooting 3s and he's automatically a unicorn. If he improves I'll eat a crow happily. But the dude has been in the league for 4 years and haven't really improved much and he's not 19 anymore. We'll see, it's August, the season is starting soon (not)(((...

































