I disagree. I think he needs to get his reps as a go to guy to get more comfortable with his offensive game. I said in that other thread that players have to learn to be a scorer. There is the rare few who come in killing it but most have to take their lumps before they learn. Paul George took three years and only developed into the player he became once Granger went down and he was forced to be the man. He shot less than 30% from three is first year before bumping it up second year. You got to be patient with these young players and let them fill out and get used to their bodies.I'll be the reactionary one and say I was wrong about Ingram. They should have traded him for Paul George. He could be a solid all around player, but he'll never be as good as George. @I AM WARHOL you were right, breh.
On the plus side, last year's draft has been underwhelming so far. Seems to be a bunch of solid players, but no stars, so it wasn't a huge miss.
They're doing him a major disservice trying to make him the go-to guy on this team. Just let him be a jack-of-all-trades while he continues to grow.
PG was averaging 12/4/2 his 2nd year in 29mpg...probably would have traded him too. I dont know why yall keep falling in this trapI'll be the reactionary one and say I was wrong about Ingram. They should have traded him for Paul George. He could be a solid all around player, but he'll never be as good as George. @I AM WARHOL you were right, breh.
On the plus side, last year's draft has been underwhelming so far. Seems to be a bunch of solid players, but no stars, so it wasn't a huge miss.
They're doing him a major disservice trying to make him the go-to guy on this team. Just let him be a jack-of-all-trades while he continues to grow.
He also was a good hype man for the young guys to help with that swagger after they made big plays.
Jameer Nelson could be a good look
pelicans picked him up
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