I don’t see how he is skilled at all
Draft Hassan Whiteside over LaMelo Ball, brehs
LaMelo would be a terrible fit with the Warriors..
I don’t see how he is skilled at all
Draft Hassan Whiteside over LaMelo Ball, brehs
OKdon't be flip flopping if he pans out later.. talking about you're just being a fan
the big man who has no passing chops and can't defend or screen is a good fit for the warriors system, but the ROY and 2nd year All-Star who can pass, shoot, and read the game is a bad fit?LaMelo would be a terrible fit with the Warriors..
You say he changed shots in the paint, but did he change them to any greater degree than any other 7fter would have? I mean, the Lakers went 6 out of 9 from the field against him, so he wasn't exactly effective, was he? The Lakers offense came alive during both his stints on the floor.I disagree.. he changed shots in the paint, he fought for some rebounds they would have not gotten otherwise. He's playing a simple game and he's been effective. The screens are still a bit soft but improved, so I suspect that he will continue to improve there.
How?LaMelo would be a terrible fit with the Warriors..
the big man who has no passing chops and can't defend or screen is a good fit for the warriors system, but the ROY and 2nd year All-Star who can pass, shoot, and read the game is a bad fit?
You say he changed shots in the paint, but did he change them to any greater degree than any other 7fter would have? I mean, the Lakers went 6 out of 9 from the field against him, so he wasn't exactly effective, was he? The Lakers offense came alive during both his stints on the floor.
He didn't really fight for many rebounds. As I stated previously, six out of his seven rebounds were uncontested. The only fighting he did to grab his boards was with his teammates. In fact, there were quite a few times where he struggled to get proper defensive positioning when banging down low.
He's 21 years old, and has been in the league for 2-3 years now, what makes you think that he's going to utilize his body properly for simple shyt like setting screens to a level where he's going to become a player worth talking about? If you're a big man, you've developed this long before you even come into the league. It's something you literally do not need to practice. You ever have a desire to use your body properly, or you don't.
They drafted him purely because he was a center and they didn’t have one (it’s been a position they’ve never really had stability at). Not because he was the best player.Warriors drafted him for a reason. I think the organization knows what they are doing at this point. This is his first game back.... let it play out
But the Warriors don't have another 7 footer so he is something they need at a cheaper price than they would pay for the equivalentYou say he changed shots in the paint, but did he change them to any greater degree than any other 7fter would have? I mean, the Lakers went 6 out of 9 from the field against him, so he wasn't exactly effective, was he? The Lakers offense came alive during both his stints on the floor.
He didn't really fight for many rebounds. As I stated previously, six out of his seven rebounds were uncontested. The only fighting he did to grab his boards was with his teammates. In fact, there were quite a few times where he struggled to get proper defensive positioning when banging down low.
He's 21 years old, and has been in the league for 2-3 years now, what makes you think that he's going to utilize his body properly for simple shyt like setting screens to a level where he's going to become a player worth talking about? If you're a big man, you've developed this long before you even come into the league. It's something you literally do not need to practice. You ever have a desire to use your body properly, or you don't.
The same agenda is being pushed because he's the same player. What differences you see in his game are trivial. I should hope he's not as bad as Year 1, but that doesn't mean he's changed as a player. The fact he still doesn't utilize his body properly at 21 should tell you all you need to know.But the Warriors don't have another 7 footer so he is something they need at a cheaper price than they would pay for the equivalent
I always saw him fight for rebounds that went to other teammates.
I think it's hollow to push the same agenda after watching a different player in game 1.. it's fair to assume that he will continue to get better
This makes no sense as an argument. It proves my point. They made wiseman start his rookie year. With Klay hurt, Lamelo would’ve started and would’ve been effective. Rookie LaMelo would be perfect as an on-ball guard. And poole would still develop because he has an incredible work ethic.Yes because they have curry.... ball would be playing a Jordan Poole role on the warriors... but he's better suited as a starter. Poole will take over the reigns as curry ages... Lamelo is ready now thats why he has his own team
The same agenda is being pushed because he's the same player. What differences you see in his game are trivial. I should hope he's not as bad as Year 1, but that doesn't mean he's changed as a player. The fact he still doesn't utilize his body properly at 21 should tell you all you need to know.
To save us going around in circles - what are you expectations for him?