Bohemian wrote:I wonder if Brad is up to a small move once the Juancho deal is official tomorrow.
I think Brad averages a move every 5 days since the trade season opened up. that has to be an all-time high.
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Bohemian wrote:I wonder if Brad is up to a small move once the Juancho deal is official tomorrow.
Parliament10 wrote:
playa-hater wrote:Hal14 wrote:playa-hater wrote:highlights can be deceiving, but a 6'7 shooter is OK by me.
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Highlights can be deceiving but the numbers don't lie and the numbers they show in that video are impressive.
45.5% from 3. 82,7% FT, 48.8% on 2 pointers. Usage % of 21% which is not too high which tells you he's a good off-ball player who doesn't demand the ball in his hands all the time - a must for our team with 2 ball dominant scorers. And an offensive rating that is much higher than defensive rating. All good indicators.
This could be a good pickup to help shore up the bench.
his NBA numbers are quite low. Probably less than 30%. But there are many factors that can go into that. Inconsistent and sporadic playing time can cause low%.. Less Competition level overseas can cause a spike. Flip side is increased work and seasoning/experience can increase numbers as well. Looking at Gerald Green for that one.
Either way my eyes say he has a nice looking shooting stroke and at the very least should be looked at very closely by Boston come training camp. I definitely like him as a shooter more than Morgan..
snowman wrote:playa-hater wrote:Hal14 wrote:Highlights can be deceiving but the numbers don't lie and the numbers they show in that video are impressive.
45.5% from 3. 82,7% FT, 48.8% on 2 pointers. Usage % of 21% which is not too high which tells you he's a good off-ball player who doesn't demand the ball in his hands all the time - a must for our team with 2 ball dominant scorers. And an offensive rating that is much higher than defensive rating. All good indicators.
This could be a good pickup to help shore up the bench.
his NBA numbers are quite low. Probably less than 30%. But there are many factors that can go into that. Inconsistent and sporadic playing time can cause low%.. Less Competition level overseas can cause a spike. Flip side is increased work and seasoning/experience can increase numbers as well. Looking at Gerald Green for that one.
Either way my eyes say he has a nice looking shooting stroke and at the very least should be looked at very closely by Boston come training camp. I definitely like him as a shooter more than Morgan..
I know that its a highlight film, but did you notice that an extremely high percentage of this 3's never touch the rim? Good form, weak on 1 on 1 defense, but that can be hid. We may be looking at our next 2-way player. I also like him better than Morgan, but I like Morgan better than G. Will if that tells you anything.
Tyakack wrote:I'm really excited about this years team. I think they have a real chance to surprise alot of people. Alot of it depends on tatum of course and the leap he makes or doesn't make.
jeremym480 wrote:Parliament10 wrote:
I would voted for #71 but don't want to register for the site
I've been thinking about what numbers the new C's will wear my guesses are
Schroder - #71 but 84 or 96 would be cool as well
Richardson #8 or #20 if Parker gets released
Kanter #27
Juancho #41
Bruno #45 (if Romeo is going with #9)
Bad-Thoma wrote:Is this the thread where I can complain that it's still the off season and I can't watch the Cs yet? Watching Mac Jones develop should be fun but basketball >>>> football for me and one game a week? That leaves me way to much time to have to talk to people.
Bad-Thoma wrote:Is this the thread where I can complain that it's still the off season and I can't watch the Cs yet? Watching Mac Jones develop should be fun but basketball >>>> football for me and one game a week? That leaves me way to much time to have to talk to people.
exculpatory wrote:Bad-Thoma wrote:Is this the thread where I can complain that it's still the off season and I can't watch the Cs yet? Watching Mac Jones develop should be fun but basketball >>>> football for me and one game a week? That leaves me way to much time to have to talk to people.
Have more sex with your wife.
Or come to DC & do some landscaping for me.
Or join a logging company.
Or learn to play the xylophone.
Bohemian wrote:Bad-Thoma wrote:Is this the thread where I can complain that it's still the off season and I can't watch the Cs yet? Watching Mac Jones develop should be fun but basketball >>>> football for me and one game a week? That leaves me way to much time to have to talk to people.
Don´t worry, Brad will make a trade soon to keep us entertained as he has all off-season. How about Grant Williams to New Orleans and Marc Gasol changing his mind and staying one more year in the NBA and signing with us?? Two Spaniards!!
snowman wrote:playa-hater wrote:Hal14 wrote:Highlights can be deceiving but the numbers don't lie and the numbers they show in that video are impressive.
45.5% from 3. 82,7% FT, 48.8% on 2 pointers. Usage % of 21% which is not too high which tells you he's a good off-ball player who doesn't demand the ball in his hands all the time - a must for our team with 2 ball dominant scorers. And an offensive rating that is much higher than defensive rating. All good indicators.
This could be a good pickup to help shore up the bench.
his NBA numbers are quite low. Probably less than 30%. But there are many factors that can go into that. Inconsistent and sporadic playing time can cause low%.. Less Competition level overseas can cause a spike. Flip side is increased work and seasoning/experience can increase numbers as well. Looking at Gerald Green for that one.
Either way my eyes say he has a nice looking shooting stroke and at the very least should be looked at very closely by Boston come training camp. I definitely like him as a shooter more than Morgan..
I know that its a highlight film, but did you notice that an extremely high percentage of this 3's never touch the rim? Good form, weak on 1 on 1 defense, but that can be hid. We may be looking at our next 2-way player. I also like him better than Morgan, but I like Morgan better than G. Will if that tells you anything.
big-shot-ROB wrote:snowman wrote:playa-hater wrote:
his NBA numbers are quite low. Probably less than 30%. But there are many factors that can go into that. Inconsistent and sporadic playing time can cause low%.. Less Competition level overseas can cause a spike. Flip side is increased work and seasoning/experience can increase numbers as well. Looking at Gerald Green for that one.
Either way my eyes say he has a nice looking shooting stroke and at the very least should be looked at very closely by Boston come training camp. I definitely like him as a shooter more than Morgan..
I know that its a highlight film, but did you notice that an extremely high percentage of this 3's never touch the rim? Good form, weak on 1 on 1 defense, but that can be hid. We may be looking at our next 2-way player. I also like him better than Morgan, but I like Morgan better than G. Will if that tells you anything.
After the Yabusele fiasco I thought we had learned to take with a grain of salt anything coming from the French basketball league.
At first the word with Fields was just that he was being promoted around the league as a good GM candidate and teams including Boston were taking that under advisement. I am not sure how far any talks with him got, but I've heard that there certainly has been tangible consideration for Fields joining the FO in a top position. I don't know if that would be GM and what that would mean for Mike Zarren, longtime Assistant GM. As far as Feaster, I haven't heard anything that indicates she is moving into the GM role. My impression of her role in the coaching search was more that because she is essentially the director responsible for maintaining the relationship between the players and the front office, it made sense for her to be heavily involved with the coaching search from that standpoint. She certainly has become deeply embedded with how the team is run and she is working with the players on a daily basis, so she is getting a lot closer with them than everyone else in the front office and it makes sense for her to be there for the coaching interviews.
big-shot-ROB wrote:snowman wrote:playa-hater wrote:
his NBA numbers are quite low. Probably less than 30%. But there are many factors that can go into that. Inconsistent and sporadic playing time can cause low%.. Less Competition level overseas can cause a spike. Flip side is increased work and seasoning/experience can increase numbers as well. Looking at Gerald Green for that one.
Either way my eyes say he has a nice looking shooting stroke and at the very least should be looked at very closely by Boston come training camp. I definitely like him as a shooter more than Morgan..
I know that its a highlight film, but did you notice that an extremely high percentage of this 3's never touch the rim? Good form, weak on 1 on 1 defense, but that can be hid. We may be looking at our next 2-way player. I also like him better than Morgan, but I like Morgan better than G. Will if that tells you anything.
After the Yabusele fiasco I thought we had learned to take with a grain of salt anything coming from the French basketball league.