He's already had some very good playoff moments and seems to be ok stepping up. He needs to work on his 3PT shot, like I said, and if he can turn into a credible 3PT shooter he can raise his ceiling quite a bit.no..
A PG that is shooting 24%() from 3 is essentially useless off the ball and will be useless in the playoffs, especially since he won't be handling the ball with Manu on the floor..
Joseph would be fine if we were in 2007, but we aren't..guards that can't shoot are liabilities, especially nowadays..
Of course he would, but you could say that about many, many players
Inability to shoot from outside for a guard is a massive flaw..not to mention that he isn't a good playmaker like a Parker or Rondo(and obviously doesn't possess their ability, regardless)..
Yeah, if TP had ty handles and mediocre speed/quickness.
CJ dribble skill > PM dribble skill.
PM 3 POINT SHOT > CJ 3 POINT SHOT
Houston, we have a problem here.
Looked at all 29 teams and it seems only the Lakers need a backup. Those guys don't have any desirable assets either, aside from the draft pick they won't part with. Oh, and Cleveland, which might be a great destination since Delly isn't that good and he shares the same agent with Tristan Thompson. I doubt they'd part with Haywood's contract or that the Spurs need it.
He's becoming the type of player i thought he would be before he got drafted, i saw in him someone like Delonte West...
I like what I saw from him last game... he seemed poised and in control.
He's become mid tier.
Seems like he is a big game guy that will make some crucial plays, like a Trevor Ariza back when was with the Lakers.
CoJo has a reliable mid-range jumper. He just hasn't proven that he's a good 3 point shooter. But his stats show that he's improved in this department.Of course he would, but you could say that about many, many players
Inability to shoot from outside for a guard is a massive flaw..not to mention that he isn't a good playmaker like a Parker or Rondo(and obviously doesn't possess their ability, regardless)..
My problem with CoJo is that he doesn't know how to run plays!! He just doesn't seem to have the basketball IQ.
I disagree. I think that is something he does pretty well; getting the team into their sets efficiently.
Agree. Especially when we're not running the basic motion sets. But, I think he has improved on that since the start of the season, and I also think he sometimes is too scared to screw up, don't know if it's basketball IQ related at this juncture.
Cojo is nothing but a 3rd string point guard at best. We lost another game with him in control. This will be his last season with the team.
Lol, calm down son.
Hopefully. His inability to run the offense or spread the floor makes him a liability in our team. Just a bad fit.
Cojo is a bit like Danny in previous seasons... he plays better at home than on the road... it's a natural part of growing up, tbh...
I view Cojo as basically a rookie, he's been with the team for a while, but lack of playing time and confidence has really held him back, he's changed this year. He's gonna have some bad games this year, but will ultimately wind up a better player, and anything is better than his contributions last year.
CoJo - 30 minutes - 0 assists. Useless pathetic playmaker!!!!
Yep..I haven't seen many PGs that have worse court vision and playmaking ability, tbh..
He's a SG in a PG's body, but can't shoot
it was a weird game, he totally deferred to gino, he wasn't agressive at all. He is better than that.
I think this blog is for Spurs fans who have no team loyalty despite that team being a champion team. I am a Mills fan yet when Cory plays I support him. He is PART of a team. In the Cavs game you saw another Aussie, Matthew Dellavadova step up for his team. He wont be an Allstar but gives all. Look what James said about him .
Cory is a great compe or. Good Luck to him. a worry is Manu's inconsistent shooting !!!
"Cory Joseph entered the game as the only player averaging at least eight points, two rebounds and two assists in less than 20 minutes per game. He had nine points, five rebounds and six assists in 35 minutes..." (http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400578614)
Not bad for a 3rd string PG.
Well, he was playing against a D League Team....
This is the standard Spurstalk reaction. If they'd lost, everyone would be pissed. But they won while sitting four of their top players, and people say, well the Knicks aren't very good. What do you want from their 3rd string PG? Does he have to turn into a combination of Oscar Robertson, Clyde Frazier, and Magic before you're willing to say, "hey, good job on the win...."
Get this terrible player off the Spurs.
He can take Parker with him too. Both are horrible, horrible point guards
Cojo, smh..
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