Our best PG tbh
Parker's not playing 33 MPG in the playoffs. He played 36 with blowouts last year. I've already said he's only a good fit through next season. He's not going forward and probably isn't worth the flexibility.
And I said nothing about Joseph in this thread. He's kind of peripheral to the Mills issue for the time being.
Our best PG tbh
Well, the sample size is small (1 Summer), but if that's any indication of how much work he will put in to improve his game, he might have a higher ceiling than any of us thought. I love the guy, I do want him to not stop and admire his work when he hits a big shot, that's gotten him into trouble with Coach Popovich when he's late running down the floor and his man scores on the opposite end.
this is one of the worst takes i've seen so far this season and I'm a big Mills fan tbh.
Interesting take, and I think I agree.
I first saw him in an exhibition game against New Zealand and my mate and I knew right away he was special. He made everyone else on the court look like they were playing in slow motion.
Guy has improved every year since, and it was great to see him land in San Antonio. Sky is the limit for Patty, but a glance at his career stats including this year, and he statistically hasn't shown much improvement.
On a bad team, he could easily avg 20ppg if given the shots and minutes like Isaiah Thomas or even Kemba.
From Friday's ESPN Chat
What's not in Pelton's answer is any mention of Kyrie Irving.Drom John (Macon, GA)
Patty Mills has the best WS/48 of any PG born in Australia. How much is that the Spurs & Cavaliers rather than the players?
Kevin Pelton (4:19 PM)
Patty's always rated well on a per-minute basis, so I don't think this is a case of him getting too much credit for the Spurs defense in Win Shares.
He reminds me of Darrell Armstrong without the great dunking ability.
Who said I was talking about the playoffs? Good fit through next season or not, like I said, he's not going to cost a ton nor is he likely to get anything more than 2 year deal. So if he has another year left at something like $2M, post Duncan/Ginobili, big deal. It's easily movable and wouldn't hurt their flexibility (you've got to be at a cap floor anyway) going forward.
I know, but in an indirect way, it was about paving the way for Joseph to have a permanent spot in the rotation.
PG is typically takes the longest to develop so it does bear out that Mills has a good amount of growth potential. He has improved significantly. I guess its easier for most to be curmudgeonly.
A star? you'd be the last to say it too. How bout just settling for best Aborigine NBA player EVER.
best and only.
Nathan Jawai.
Jawai is a Torres Strait Islander... so technically Mills is still the only.
Mills' Mum is aboriginal, Dad from Torres Strait.
Patty tin on all the haters today
bump again, for all the haters.
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