This is where I bieve we devalue our own. I think RJ will be better than Ja sooner rather than later.nedleeds wrote:LugerLex wrote:NewKnicks wrote:
He's definitely a franchise changer. You guys don't think anyone is good around here..
This....^^^^
I was here when people would say hella disrespectful stuff about Randle saying how fast we needed to get rid of him I would quietly point out that you need to show loyalty in order to build a winning franchise. Continuity, for everyone’s sake, fans can’t keep buying a new jersey every year because we keep switching rosters... Randle was young, 20 and 10, bully ball, decent shot, decent defense, played with Kobe, I def believed in him from day 1 and would like to see him paired with another star on the Knicks through free agency.
As for Ja Morant you’re right these guys don’t think anybody is good. Ja almost singlehandedly made Memphis highlights interesting and now their other young guys are starting to step up. Memphis has completely rebuilt and Ja is the clear leader. He makes it easier for teammates idk what theyre seeing
He makes everyone on his team better. He dragged a crap roster to the play in in the West as a rookie. He didn't have JJJ, their second best player for the last 6 games though. Past JJJ nobody on their roster would start on a contending team.
Dillon Brooks
J.V.
Kyle Anderson
DeAnthony Melton
Brandon Clarke
Replace RJ with Ja and we'd have a completely different outlook and future. To put it in perspective, Memphis wouldn't trade Ja for Mitch / RJ and Randle cap madness not withstanding. Finding Ja, Luka level talents outside the top 5 or 6 in the draft is very hard.
And Ja's playstyle can be found later in the draft as Mitchell, SGA, can attest.
And we just have to add a player like that and then a reliable shooter and our starting 5 is set.
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