What does Brandon Paul even do?

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Originally Posted by spursistan

It is just another reminder to never make judgement on teams, players, awards and such in the first two weeks of the season..The first month is essentially an extension of the pre-season. We all remember 3rd seeded Magic who destroyed us by 40..:lol

I do agree that Paul will never get a better opportunity to make it in this league than the one he's just had with SA given the circumstances of the season. It is curtains for him, I reckon..

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I think you are right. Cheap or not, the guy was given plenty of opportunities in the early part of the season, and he just got steadily worse. He is China-bound.

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

1pt, 3rebs, 1ast and 0/5 shooting in 32 minutes is what he does!

And scrubs thought he was Simmons 2.0 :lol you know who you were.... can't wait till Juice shits on all of you next game.

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1 point in 32 minutes for a guard, along with the rest of his night is a pretty impressive stat line. Hard to put together such a completely non-contributory performance.

I actually think Paul would have been a fine two-way player. He could have adjusted to the NBA game without costing the team a real roster spot. He's not a bad player really, and people forget how good he looked at the beginning of the year when he had confidence in his shot, and his three was falling. He really only looks bad because of opportunity cost. He's the guy the team brought in when they were already loaded at guard and really needed a big. Had they moved on from Patty or Forbes or drafted a big rather than White, BP3 would not be any more annoying than a typical 13th man.

I don't think his NBA career is done by any means. He needs to continue to work on his shot to become a reliable spot-up threat capable of shooting at a high volume. He also has to be more comfortable checking combo-forwards. He's like 2010 Green, but like four years older. If he has the same off-season that Danny had in 2011, he could come back and look like a key guy for a team that is looking at three of their other two-guards walking away.

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Originally Posted by Chinook

I actually think Paul would have been a fine two-way player. He could have adjusted to the NBA game without costing the team a real roster spot. He's not a bad player really, and people forget how good he looked at the beginning of the year when he had confidence in his shot, and his three was falling. He really only looks bad because of opportunity cost. He's the guy the team brought in when they were already loaded at guard and really needed a big. Had they moved on from Patty or Forbes or drafted a big rather than White, BP3 would not be any more annoying than a typical 13th man.

I don't think his NBA career is done by any means. He needs to continue to work on his shot to become a reliable spot-up threat capable of shooting at a high volume. He also has to be more comfortable checking combo-forwards. He's like 2010 Green, but like four years older. If he has the same off-season that Danny had in 2011, he could come back and look like a key guy for a team that is looking at three of their other two-guards walking away.

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No he is done put a fork in him.

still an unanswered question :lol

glad he's gone. just literally a body. and there are no shortage of those.

They can't all be Gary Neal.