Answer the fukkin question. Draymond is 32% on his career. Josh is 31%. If you claim Green is a good shooter then Smith must be a good shooter too right?You're not saying shyt in this post to refute the evidence in which I brought against you.
Since you consider Draymond such a great three point shooter, do you also consider Smith to be one as well? Or is the threshold for being a great three point shooter being able to shoot 32% and above?
I seen you changed it from 'great 3-pt shooter' to 'good 3-pt shooter', after I NEVER said Draymond was a great or good 3-pt shooter in reply to you in this thread - just that you were WRONG about saying he couldn't shoot threes (like Bass couldn't).Answer the fukkin question. Draymond is 32% on his career. Josh is 31%. If you claim Green is a good shooter then Smith must be a good shooter too right?
Or is the threshold 32% and higher for good shooters?
And I thought the vid was of a summer league game with a similar thumbnail. I was wrong on that
Bass can't shoot 3's.
Draymond is taking 3.8 threes a game this season and is hitting them at 41%. Brandon Bass' best 3-pt season is only 0.4 threes a game, completing them at 28%.
Another thing too - how can I be "so obviously wrong" about saying that Mudiay and Wall have similarities in their games - when I gave you opinions of other posters AND scouting reports that COMPARE Muiday to Wall. How the fukk can I be "so obviously wrong"? How does that even make any sense?I know. He's so obviously wrong and what's worse is that he refuses to admit he's wrong about something
At least I'll admit when I'm wrong
Here's scouting reports/views comparing him to Wall:
You are the one begging for my attention though.@MJ Truth did you just go through all my posts hoping to get a win. You sound like a woman scored right about now.
Get off my dikk.
You're searching for past posts of mine, yet I'm the one begging for attention.You are the one begging for my attention though.
You're searching for past posts of mine, yet I'm the one begging for attention.
As most rookie PGs do. shyt Wall was exactly the same during his rookie season. He'd make a lot of highlight passes, but wouldn't make the easiest passes to wide open players. I mean shyt if you're critique of him is not finding open shooters/cutters but still praising him for making some of the best passes you've seen this season - surely it's going to be a lot easier for him to make those EASY passes to open players when he adjusts to the pace and play of the league.
As most rookie PGs do. shyt Wall was exactly the same during his rookie season. He'd make a lot of highlight passes, but wouldn't make the easiest passes to wide open players. I mean shyt if you're critique of him is not finding open shooters/cutters but still praising him for making some of the best passes you've seen this season - surely it's going to be a lot easier for him to make those EASY passes to open players when he adjusts to the pace and play of the league.
I don't know where you're getting this lack of a skillset from - besides his shooting which was always going to be an issue coming into the league - he's got one of the best skillsets of any guard in his class. The main thing that has been holding him back in his first 20 games is his confidence and being aggressive when he needs to be. He can basically get any shot that he wants; his size, craftiness, athleticism and ball-handling is one of the main reasons he averaged 7+ drives a game before he was injured.
The mental side of things is probably the biggest cause of concern (which again will come in time as he learns and adjusts), not his skillset.
As most rookie PGs do. shyt Wall was exactly the same during his rookie season. He'd make a lot of highlight passes, but wouldn't make the easiest passes to wide open players. I mean shyt if you're critique of him is not finding open shooters/cutters but still praising him for making some of the best passes you've seen this season - surely it's going to be a lot easier for him to make those EASY passes to open players when he adjusts to the pace and play of the league.
I don't know where you're getting this lack of a skillset from - besides his shooting which was always going to be an issue coming into the league - he's got one of the best skillsets of any guard in his class. The main thing that has been holding him back in his first 20 games is his confidence and being aggressive when he needs to be. He can basically get any shot that he wants; his size, craftiness, athleticism and ball-handling is one of the main reasons he averaged 7+ drives a game before he was injured.
The mental side of things is probably the biggest cause of concern (which again will come in time as he learns and adjusts), not his skillset.
Again, Mudiay has only played 23 games - most of which he was thrown in at the deep end. I don't think he'll reach the heights of Rose and Westbrook in terms of scoring potential - but there's no reason to suggest that he isn't capable of putting up similar numbers to Wall. Like I said confidence in his shot is his main issue, we're really only going to see how much potential he has in the scoring department probably next season - not in his first 20 games. He's a pass-first guard, not a scoring one, trying to compare him to ones that are is a bit disingenuous.
So you're deemed a bust after 23 games now?
So you're deemed a bust after 23 games now?
