Not sure if posted, but there's a one day trial of the Summer League Pass at NBA.com, and you can re-watch tonight's game if you missed it.
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Not sure if posted, but there's a one day trial of the Summer League Pass at NBA.com, and you can re-watch tonight's game if you missed it.
Check what I posted..no credit card required.Quote:
Originally Posted by Holden_Caulfield
Positives: Anderson's and Daye's poise. Both looked like NBA players from a mental standpoint.
Cotton's aggression: He knows timidity won't get him a spot on the team.
Denmon's defense: He struggled to start the game when it came to guarding his man. His help defense was fine. He made good rotations and even protected the rim.
Negatives:
Anderson's defense. It was never really good. Some of that was physical, but a good deal was lack of effort. He wasn't enough of a plus on offense to counteract his D.
Daye's shot: Hope it gets better. He's a natural shooter, so I think it will.
Denmon's PG skills: He didn't even try to run the offense.
Everyone else's defense.
Ayres.
thanks brah, got it :toastQuote:
Originally Posted by DJR210
NpQuote:
Originally Posted by Holden_Caulfield
Can't we just fuse players to empty a roster spot and save salary. Jeffin Dayres or smth
Happy with Anderson, he didnt wanna do too much and played decent. He is slow but gets the job done.
Daye couldnt hit a 3 but those shots were open, so i expect him to shoot much better. Also his shooting form is a little different, probably worked with Chip.
Errors still cant catch the ball and for a 4 year vet he pretty much sucks.
Cotton was good. Played under control and did show that he can shoot.
Denmon is a ballhog and is inconsistent. For 5 minutes he looks pretty good and then the other 5 he sucks cause of his size. He dis play good D so thats a plus.
Thomas was there just to be Bowen on offense. He can shoot but didnt have the ball as much as last year.
Morris looked good, but he also looked good in the nba for the Lakers. To me he looks like Denmon just with better size and more athletic.
Any highlights for the game?
Spotlight on Kyle Anderson
http://spurshomer.blogspot.com/2014/...-anderson.html
I am sorry but if your 5 for 18 you can't fucking shoot.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlecoyotecoin
thnx was coach pop in house
Kyle Anderson, San Antonio Spurs | Grade: B
Can Slow-Mo work in the NBA? Anderson enters summer league as one of the most intriguing prospects in Vegas. Watching him in his first game, you could see what you wanted to see. At times, he was a little slow to dribble by his man. At others, he found space and when he did that, he always seemed to find an open teammate. He made arguably his best play of the game driving baseline, pulling in a help defender and kicking to an unguarded Marcus Denmon for a corner 3. That’s Anderson: polarizing, but always fluid.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/pos...ay-1-standouts
^ Yeah I didn't watch until the end but he looked like a baller, especially early when they ran everything through him... The defense is a bit concerning but if he stays around that weight he's probably gonna be fighting with Beli for minutes so not exactly a DPOY battle...
Errors must have some mental issues, not sure if it's the name change or the move to SA but it's not normal for him to be so bad :(...
Anderson will fit right in with the offense. He left a couple shots short last night, not sure if that was just nerves or a sign of something else. Definitely liked the poise and passing ability.
If not for the lack of roster spots I'd have Thomas down to take one of the IR spots.
Liked what I saw of Cotton. Not sure about Denmon, he killed the motion quite a few times.
Depending on what happens in free agency one would think the Ayres/Pendergraph experiment will end at some point.
By all means, look at one game instead of 14 games where he shot 41% from behind the arc. By your reckoning, Steve Kerr can't shoot. He went 2-12 one time from 3. Instead of making a bolded statement to show the conviction in your mathematics, how about a wager? I say that Daye shoots closer to 41% for the regular season from the 3 point line this year than he does to 17%, which is what he shot tonight, from the three point line. We take his regular season 3 point percentage, find the two differences, whichever is greater, loses. Let's make something good out of your irrational thoughts and feelings, namely profit for myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by BackHome
14 games is an extremely small sample as well... He shot only 29 threes... And I was 0 for 8 with Toronto before the trade so technically his regular season % was actually 32%...Quote:
Originally Posted by littlecoyotecoin
So what is better a small small sample? Or a larger small sample? I don't care about the shots in Toronto. He no longer plays in Toronto.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baam
When is the next gm?
Yeah, but nobody wanted to PICK him.Quote:
Originally Posted by BanditHiro
And, technically, I never referenced his regular season shooting percentage, technically, except in reference to the UPCOMING regular season in which his percentage is, as of yet, unknown, technichally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baam
Technically.
Well it helps to have played hundreds of games together instead of a couple of walk through practices, not to mention rookie nervousness.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursFan86
Sort of an interesting stat--but what are the top five states?Quote:
Originally Posted by ironman2886
im going to take a wild guess that DA is suppose to be KA for Kyle Anderson?Quote:
Originally Posted by elemento
Not that wild. You're right. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by palangi