I'm not sure what happened but this guy needs to be shooting 8-10 threes a game.
It's better than 75% of the shots the other players take.
It's better than 75% of the shots the other players take.
unless the young man shows what he is really capable of, he sure will be one of my most disappointing players in recent memory.I can't remember seeing a guy regress more in a season. He absolutely refuses to shoot the ball when he catches. Has to dribble EVERY SINGLE TIME and shot falling to his left or right. I truly don't understand it.
Wrong. See above.He’s getting locked down. Teams sagging off sahvir and ready to pounce on everyone else. Take sahvir out and I guarantee we look more fluid and get better shots.
He’s not open. Simple as that. We’re playing 4 against 5 on the offensive end, even the TNT crew sees it.Wrong. See above.
Wrong. See aboveHe’s getting locked down. Teams sagging off sahvir and ready to pounce on everyone else. Take sahvir out and I guarantee we look more fluid and get better shots.
Disagree. But the guard play is killing us once again.He’s not open. Simple as that. We’re playing 4 against 5 on the offensive end, even the TNT crew sees it.
I agree. Grady has stunk the place up for a month.I said it before, but I would run Grady at the point with Mintz & TyTy off the ball.
That engages and increases Grady aggressiveness, and it spreads the floor as Mintz and TyTy are at least moderate threats from the perimeter.
So Grady can throw up off balance garbagewhy is oscar passing out of the post with small person on him? wow.
He’s a waste of time on the floor now.I’m pregame and halftime warmups I bet Grady made 45 of 50 threes. Unreal watching him in actual game play. Doesn’t make sense
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