Grades v. Bulls 11/17/09

[Bricklayer]

I give JT an F plus just for his effort. It was his worst game.

I give Hawes an F- for continuing his inexplicable slide down that slippery slope. Horrible

I don't even know it was Spencer's worst game. Seriously. People trying to pick this one out...why?

He goes 1-6 for 2pts 4rebs vs. New Orleans. Has another 7pt 4reb on 3-8 shooting game against Utah, that following up a 3-9 6pt 7reb game against Atlanta. Is coming off a 2-11 night against the Rockets. But now, oh noes THIS 7pt 4reb effort jumps off the page as an F-? Pretty much same ole same ole if you ask me. It was bad, but we've seen it before.

 

[dbfish]

I don't even know it was Spencer's worst game. Seriously. People trying to pick this one out...why?

He goes 1-6 for 2pts 4rebs vs. New Orleans. Has another 7pt 4reb on 3-8 shooting game against Utah, that following up a 3-9 6pt 7reb game against Atlanta. Is coming off a 2-11 night against the Rockets. But now, oh noes THIS 7pt 4reb effort jumps off the page as an F-? Pretty much same ole same ole if you ask me. It was bad, but we've seen it before.

I guess its just his cosistency that drives me nuts. I'll raise his grade to F

 

[Nighthawk1]

JT was horrid and turned the ball over 7 times. The numbers were padded late too after the game was aleady lost.

Spencer was very bad, but not entirely out of character for him this season.

His rebound #'s were made mostly in the first quarter before he got all his fouls (he had 7 rebounds in the first quarter I believe) The turnovers are going to happen - he was doubled most the game, mugged in the paint, and the couple times he tried to pass out they were bad attempts at a pass sure.

What stands out to me is generally in previous games people were actively guarding Spence but this game they just put Taj on him if they put a defender at all around him and he was still refused to use his head - call this the game where enough was enough...

 

[SCKingsfan]

Time to see the good in the bad.

JT is commanding double and triple teams . That's respect he's not used to and he's got to learn what to do with it. So it's the next step on his learning curve. This should open things up for Casspi, Greene, Noc and other sharpshooters (notice I don't mention Hawes).

 

[Merdiesel]

Once Tyreke starts to consistently knock down that 3, he will become boardline unguardable.