[Game] Kings @ Pacers 2/3/2023 4pm Pacific 7pm Eastern
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He definitely doesn’t seem to have the same confidence on offense that he has on defense. He looks to me like he has solid handles and his shot definitely isn’t broken, but he just plays a passive offensive game.
I’d like to see him use those handles to get some separation for an easy mid range jumper here and there. I think he’s good enough to pull that off, he’s just gotta go for it.
But you always have to keep in mind he’s still a 2nd year guy, and theoretically he should continue to develop.
I’d like to see him use those handles to get some separation for an easy mid range jumper here and there. I think he’s good enough to pull that off, he’s just gotta go for it.
But you always have to keep in mind he’s still a 2nd year guy, and theoretically he should continue to develop.
Yeah and just the fact that the NBA is just pretty good overall this year. Just so few bad teams to beat up on and inflate the record. So if you're getting a win, it's going to be earned.
The good news is everyone else has the same problem. So whereas like a 3-7 stretch might have killed you in years past; you might be able to hold ground because so few teams are able to rifle off 5-6 game winning streaks this season.
In the West especially, the playoff spots are going to go to the teams that avoid the "crumble" near the end of the season. Too competitive, too much parity in the conference.
The good news is everyone else has the same problem. So whereas like a 3-7 stretch might have killed you in years past; you might be able to hold ground because so few teams are able to rifle off 5-6 game winning streaks this season.
In the West especially, the playoff spots are going to go to the teams that avoid the "crumble" near the end of the season. Too competitive, too much parity in the conference.
He's just really struggled in Brown's system. All that confidence he had to close the season where the offense ran through him is totally gone. Maybe because he's not really an off-ball player and our entire system is predicated on movement off of Domas in the DHO?
Something to really think about heading into this deadline.
Something to really think about heading into this deadline.
That's true. One thing that's helped also though is that you have players like Zion out, Leonard in and out, AD's been out. Those things have certainly been helping teams at the top pad a little. Even sitting at 3 finally and the Kings can't get away from a crucial end of season crunch that always seems to find them.
Just checking in to say something about only being one deep at PG. well I guess what we have witnessed most of the season really came to light in our loss Tonight.
We have to fill the backup roll at center and point guard because if Fox ever gets hurt and is out for awhile we are going to be in trouble.
Monte I trust sees it hope something gets done as we are to close to making the playoffs and it’ll be ugly if we tail spin.
We have to fill the backup roll at center and point guard because if Fox ever gets hurt and is out for awhile we are going to be in trouble.
Monte I trust sees it hope something gets done as we are to close to making the playoffs and it’ll be ugly if we tail spin.
I think that's why you consider making the move now, while he still has some of that lottery shine. And he makes sense for a UTA team that's is looking for some sort of future in their guard slots.
I'd have to believe Davion and maybe a 2nd would be among the more attractive deals for Vandy over heavily protected FRP or contender FRP
I'd have to believe Davion and maybe a 2nd would be among the more attractive deals for Vandy over heavily protected FRP or contender FRP
For a combo G expected to lock down the other teams best scorer, maybe. It depends on what he is though even in an off game he's playing solid defense but yeah, once he's on size that can pull up, it's free and clear over the top. History usually tells the tale on players and smallish PG's that lean more towards combo G's have a pretty clear one. Even the good ones tend to fade quicker (Kemba, IT) but there are a few exclusions here and there and Davion might be one because of his defense which probably makes him a role guy obviously. Davion got a chance to run a ton of pick and roll at the end of last season and with a coach like Gentry he found a real groove. Brown doesn't really run the same kind of offense. If Davion could find the right situation that allowed him to get into "his" areas consistently he's produce at a decent clip. The same thing could be said for Keegan right now.
Gives us room to try Monk at the PG. I know that has problems but the offense can't be worse and the addition of Vandy should stymie the bench defense.
Hell, beyond Vandy, I think even Keegan Murray right is more impactful to a team's defense (though Davion is better at what he does on that end for guard defense), as a 6'8" switchable SF/PF, especially with his recent focus on rebounding.
Hell, beyond Vandy, I think even Keegan Murray right is more impactful to a team's defense (though Davion is better at what he does on that end for guard defense), as a 6'8" switchable SF/PF, especially with his recent focus on rebounding.
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