There is no one on this fourm thats not aware of Tyreke's struggles with his jumpshot. So your not enlightening us. Now you may have the greatest midrange jumpshot in the world for all I know. But this I do know for a fact. Your not in the NBA and Tyreke is. And if you went one on one with Tyreke, He'd destroy you, lack of midrange shot or not. I played professional baseball, but I would never walk around saying I'm better than anyone. All your doing is creating a straw dog. Something that will never be proved one way or the other. If you want to go head to head with Tyreke, then get your big butt into the NBA and have at it. Until then, I have no interest in hearing how good you are. Talk is cheap!
[Game] Kings @ Spurs - 4/12/13
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Evans plays 20 minutes because Smart is an idiot.
As for you, "tis better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."
I was a D2 talent, got schooled by the D1 women's players regularly. (Then we went out for drinks, but that's a story for another time.)
Point is there's practice, and there's talent. NBA players have talent in spades, despite what you want to believe. Hitting an unguarded shot means nothing, as we can all do that. Taking a shot when you're thinking about whether it is the right spot in the offense, whether or not rebounders are in position, while a defender is closing in is a different game. Evans has shown that he can do it, but he has to be given the minutes (like any player) to stay in rhythm.
As for you, "tis better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."
I was a D2 talent, got schooled by the D1 women's players regularly. (Then we went out for drinks, but that's a story for another time.)
Point is there's practice, and there's talent. NBA players have talent in spades, despite what you want to believe. Hitting an unguarded shot means nothing, as we can all do that. Taking a shot when you're thinking about whether it is the right spot in the offense, whether or not rebounders are in position, while a defender is closing in is a different game. Evans has shown that he can do it, but he has to be given the minutes (like any player) to stay in rhythm.
I agree, I was more intrigued that I influenced someone to actually get out the tape measurer and actually measured themselves.
Since I was bored [COLOR="#blue"]this reference[/COLOR] shows that HWS's standing reach is incredibly below average.
Since I was bored [COLOR="#blue"]this reference[/COLOR] shows that HWS's standing reach is incredibly below average.
