They'll soon find out why Buddy Bucket made more 3 in his career than Steph Curry.
THERE’s the Buddy Hield I remember.
Ummm, does Sam Mitchell have CTE?
I'm honestly concerned & critical of the roster construction to be honest ... I just think in terms of "ready to be in rotation", "NBA talent level", the 11-15 guys on the Kings may be the worst in the entire league. Most teams have 1-2, maybe 3 end of bench guys who can't really play for real but Kings seem to have more than that. Monk-Huerter-Lyles-Len-McLaughlin are proved NBA talent but everyone else is extremely unreliable in my opinion. They should have 2 more quality depth pieces (especially at forward spot) but they don't. They have "could be" or inexperienced depth pieces.
Jonses<ElliKings are Jonesing hard
I'm honestly concerned & critical of the roster construction to be honest ... I just think in terms of "ready to be in rotation", "NBA talent level", the 11-15 guys on the Kings may be the worst in the entire league. Most teams have 1-2, maybe 3 end of bench guys who can't really play for real but Kings seem to have more than that. Monk-Huerter-Lyles-Len-McLaughlin are proved NBA talent but everyone else is extremely unreliable in my opinion. They should have 2 more quality depth pieces (especially at forward spot) but they don't. They have "could be" or inexperienced depth pieces.
Lol, what? We're complaining that our 12-16 guys aren't NBA ready?
What NBA teams have 12-16 rotation guys that are capable of handling NBA rotation minutes? Should be easy to name, since we have the worst right?
1st what are you laughing at?
2nd - It’s 11-15 guys as I mentioned. Carter is out 1st half of season if not all do he doesn’t count in the numbering. And actually specifically I mentioned 11-13 guys since I noted 1-2 guys that can't really played is more typical. So I never said teams should have 16 guys "capable of handling nba rotation minutes".
3rd - And umm why would I waste time naming the 11-15 guys on each team? That’s a waste of time & writing. You go on the nba roster lists, and look at the 11-15 guys on each teams. That isn’t some subjective thing I need to write out.
The above is my opinion. Other teams have guys capable of stepping in place of injuries, even a “bad team” like Portland has multiple guys on the backend (11th/12th/13th men) that have at least proven to be capable of rotation minutes or are young talents that obv can make next steps to play serviceable backup minutes (guys like Toumani Camara, Jabari Walker, Kris Murray) … I did look up Utah and their backend is pretty bad too. Which doesn’t contrast with what I said anyway, Kings 11-15 “may be the worst in the entire league”, they may be no better than Utah which is embarrassing cause they’re not a tanking team.
1st what are you laughing at?
2nd - It’s 11-15 guys as I mentioned. Carter is out 1st half of season if not all do he doesn’t count in the numbering. And actually specifically I mentioned 11-13 guys since I noted 1-2 guys that can't really played is more typical. So I never said teams should have 16 guys "capable of handling nba rotation minutes".
3rd - And umm why would I waste time naming the 11-15 guys on each team? That’s a waste of time & writing. You go on the nba roster lists, and look at the 11-15 guys on each teams. That isn’t some subjective thing I need to write out.
The above is my opinion. Other teams have guys capable of stepping in place of injuries, even a “bad team” like Portland has multiple guys on the backend (11th/12th/13th men) that have at least proven to be capable of rotation minutes or are young talents that obv can make next steps to play serviceable backup minutes (guys like Toumani Camara, Jabari Walker, Kris Murray) … I did look up Utah and their backend is pretty bad too. Which doesn’t contrast with what I said anyway, Kings 11-15 “may be the worst in the entire league”, they may be no better than Utah which is embarrassing cause they’re not a tanking team.
The Kings G League squad (minus Len) played the Warriors NBA bench. Of course they're going to look bad. Our depth will look a lot different once we get Monk, Huerter, McLaughlin and Lyles back.
Yeah I'm not worried about the guys in spots 12-16....
Monk will carry our bench in the RS. Len, Lyles, and Huerter are solid enough to help out.
If any of those dudes we saw scrubbin' around last night gets more than extremely limited spot minutes in the regular season it means 2/3rds of our team is injured and we got bigger problems than worrying about Colby Jones' development!
Starters look amazing. I think Keegan has somehow made another huge leap on defense, he's going to be a terror this season. And all the pundits saying we got worse by swapping HB for DDR will be proven very very wrong.
Colby Jones offense looks eerily like Davion Mitchell's in his second year. Turrble. Did they have the same development coach? In his rookie year Colby looked like in about two to three years he could be a solid combo guard. Now he looks like he couldn't make it as a walk-on at a Division I college program. What the heck happened in the off-season?
The rest of the Jones bros also look offensively challenged. No more Jones's, please.
I wish Carter wasnt hurt. It would be fun to see him running with Len on the 2nd team the first couple of games
I've met someone who complain that the slightly-burnt honey toast ruined the $500+ dollar 3-course meal before lolComplaining about roster spots 12-16. Boy, we’ve come a long way
Same! I'm so hyped to see him out there causing havok on defense. Throw him in a lineup with Ellis and Keegan and life is tough for the other team!
Hopefully him coming back in Jan holds without set backs
Not sure about McLaughlin, based on those 2 preseason games and some of the highlights there's no shot he doesn't like to take, his shots are off, no muscle memory, he looks disinterested, low energy and IQ. Being long and playing some defense keeps him in the league I guess.I'm honestly concerned & critical of the roster construction to be honest ... I just think in terms of "ready to be in rotation", "NBA talent level", the 11-15 guys on the Kings may be the worst in the entire league. Most teams have 1-2, maybe 3 end of bench guys who can't really play for real but Kings seem to have more than that. Monk-Huerter-Lyles-Len-McLaughlin are proved NBA talent but everyone else is extremely unreliable in my opinion. They should have 2 more quality depth pieces (especially at forward spot) but they don't. They have "could be" or inexperienced depth pieces.
I hope, the best offense is a good defense.Right now he can't come back soon enough. It kind of looks like the Kings defensive potential at G/F is all of 3 guys in Keon, Devin, and Keegan, lol. Not a lot of tools at the moment. Maybe Brown can stagger things with an all offense lineup at the start of games, but Huerter/DeRozan has chances to be pretty dang incapable on defense for the most part and a bit light on athletic ability. The control DeRozan brings offensively more than makes up for it though.
Not sure about McLaughlin, based on those 2 preseason games and some of the highlights there's no shot he doesn't like to take, his shots are off, no muscle memory, he looks disinterested, low energy and IQ. Being long and playing some defense keeps him in the league I guess.