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You should be equally interested, tbh. Two way players elevate your team.
I'm more interested in his defensive highlights than his offensive.
You should be equally interested, tbh. Two way players elevate your team.
I honestly believe he's the second best perimeter defender in the team (except Murray), but the advantage I see in him is that he can get an open shot with a simple pick and roll against anyone, his first step seems really elite
Looking good.
Thanks for posting!
I did notice that on every shot he's either coming down completely on his left leg, or subtly on his left foot first cushioning the landing on the right leg. Hopefully that's just first game cautiousness and he'll get away from that tendency. I haven't seen him enough to know if that's his natural landing.
Wow nice observation. In some jumpshots he simply comes down on one leg. Subconscious it seems like.Thanks for posting!
I did notice that on every shot he's either coming down completely on his left leg, or subtly on his left foot first cushioning the landing on the right leg. Hopefully that's just first game cautiousness and he'll get away from that tendency. I haven't seen him enough to know if that's his natural landing.
Nah, to me it looks like everytime he takes a fadeaway he is landing with his left leg first, which is common for right handed shooters; but when he's shooting straight up he's landing with both feet.Thanks for posting!
I did notice that on every shot he's either coming down completely on his left leg, or subtly on his left foot first cushioning the landing on the right leg. Hopefully that's just first game cautiousness and he'll get away from that tendency. I haven't seen him enough to know if that's his natural landing.
Also, why does he have a protection sleeve on his left leg if he injured his right one?
His form is much better than Murray at the same time in their career. Probably better than Murry even after Murray has had some time with Chip.
He looks like DeRozan light with defense. Would already have a more positive impact than Belinelli. A 2nd unit of White, Mills, Walker, Cunningham, Poeltl is actually a very good defensive squad
"I shall have none of that dunking nonsense on MY team. In G-league you stay until you get over yourself, rook!"
I would call him up just to bring some life into the team.
glad to see the knee surgery didnt take away his athleticism
he will be up before Christmas.
More likely that Pop sucks the life out of him.
Not like it changes anything.
At least the young gun gets experience.
He’s having a pretty good game with the Austin spurs right now
A bright spot in this gloomy season so far
Lonnie looks great. I look forward to watching him. His minutes have gone up so he might be ready to join the main team soon?
Hopefully Lonnie's gets put in a position where he can contribute instead of smelling Marco's farts in the rotation once he moves up to the big boys.
Really rooting for him to be a starter caliber player, him and Murray going further is a solid foundation at the PG and SG position
Lonnie's farts are better than Marco and Forbes combined.
He should be more than that if his health holds up.
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