Reply With Quote
I'm one of the select few people who believe in this kid. Doesn't surprise me.
http://www.nba.com/dleague/games/201...#nbaGIboxscore
Dude is tearing it up. Pulls down 17 Rebs.
I'm one of the select few people who believe in this kid. Doesn't surprise me.
I believe in this kid to
I think jeremy lin was averaging a triple double and hes not very good
It would be beyond idiotic to give up on a kid who hasn't played in a summer league, or training camp, and is not even able to buy alcohol.
Give up on him? No. We sent Danny Green away for awhile and now he's back. Joseph might be a good player, but I don't think the D league polishes players to be NBA level players. Only the NBA does that. It's happened, but not often.
dude is a draft bust, what was stopping him crashing the boards in the nba?
Other NBA players.
Mills played a game of D-League coming off injury before he made his Nba debut and got 38 and 12 (assists)
I think CJ has been upgraded. But I still say we keep developing him.
CJ has talent and potential, but isn't close to being NBA ready. Let him play out the season in Austin and put him through Summer league/training camp and see how he looks.
When you play one game and get a triple double, you average a triple double.
You're a little psycho about this.
I don't think you've sniffed enough boxscores to make a judgment.
For what it's worth, Patty Mills D-League averages in 5 games last season:
MIN: 35.2
PPG: 25.6
RPG: 1.8
APG: 5.4
SPG: 1.6
FG%: 43.8%
3PT%: 50% (21/42 in 5 games!)
FT%: 85.2%
You again?
Based on what? Those numbers look pretty solid to me.
OK, how many boxscores have you sniffed?
I'm a woman.
I've seen a couple of them and I would agree that a lot of those guards are ball hogs but Patty wasn't too bad when he played for the Blazers either.
If you can't tell what the question was when you just quoted it, you need to give up on the internets.
And I have respect for old school fans.
Really? Tex is a nice name.
It's nice to meet you.
Edit: Sorry. Really stupid question.
Last edited by TheSkeptic; 03-25-2012 at 05:34 AM.
a fan since Willie Anderson and you are calling that old school?......I have been a fan since I was a fetus, back in the ABA days. I sat behind the pole at Hemisphere.....I was too small to remember the Bruise Bros.....but I do remember Ice, Mitch, A-Train, Moore, Paxson, and Paultz.....I remember the lean years when all we really had was A-Rob, The Weasel (Bob Weiss), and a bunch of nothing....then I remember drafting D-Rob, Willie, Sean, trading for TC, and getting that POS no look passing Strickland.
BTW, in 85, when we drafted our biggest bust in franchise history, Alfrederick Hughes, we could have drafted Joe Dumars. Had we done so, we don't waste a pick on Dawkins, who never really played for us because of injury. Also, we have a great one-two punch with Dumars and A-Rob.....but then again, we probably don't end up with D-Rob and Sean......So I am glad it worked out the way it did. Plus, Dumars went to Detroit and gave the Celtics, Lakers, and Bulls all kinds of , so that makes me happy. The Bad Boys were my second favorite team cause of Zeke, Dumars, Laimbeer, Rodman, and Daly.
good lord how 'effing terrible is this league???? No wonder dumpster loves it.
Dont think Pop is that interested in D-league stats.
Especially a PG that is supposed to be bringing the ball up and running a team getting 17 rebounds.
That said he is still very young and has athletic ability. We must wait. Or maybe he catches on with another team, it has happened to other guys we have had in D-league. Strange Pop does not mind seeing success from players he likes who he could not use. He does have some heart. Joseph seems like a good kid. And its pretty clear the other Spurs wanted to see him do well and liked him.
lol You don't even watch Spurs games.
To get that many rebounds someone must have told him to quit hunching over and pretending he's 5-5.
If you are too stupid to know what an expression is....
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
