Re: Around the League 2022-23
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2023 9:29 am
... and Steph Curry is back.
Golden State scored 144 in his return last night.
Golden State scored 144 in his return last night.
Wolves fan commiserate here!
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AbeVigodaLive wrote:When did Lauri Markkanen become a superstar?
He averaged 1.8 fta in 2021. He averaged 2.6 fta in 2022.
He had 21 free throw attempts last night. He's had at least 12 fta in 5 of his past 7 games.
hmmmm....
Camden wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:When did Lauri Markkanen become a superstar?
He averaged 1.8 fta in 2021. He averaged 2.6 fta in 2022.
He had 21 free throw attempts last night. He's had at least 12 fta in 5 of his past 7 games.
hmmmm....
The talent has always been there, which is why some wanted the Timberwolves to sign/acquire Lauri Markkanen two off-seasons ago, but he really showed that star progression this summer in the FIBA World Cup. Different player than he was before. He's been excellent this season.
Camden wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:When did Lauri Markkanen become a superstar?
He averaged 1.8 fta in 2021. He averaged 2.6 fta in 2022.
He had 21 free throw attempts last night. He's had at least 12 fta in 5 of his past 7 games.
hmmmm....
The talent has always been there, which is why some wanted the Timberwolves to sign/acquire Lauri Markkanen two off-seasons ago, but he really showed that star progression this summer in the FIBA World Cup. Different player than he was before. He's been excellent this season.
lipoli390 wrote:Camden wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:When did Lauri Markkanen become a superstar?
He averaged 1.8 fta in 2021. He averaged 2.6 fta in 2022.
He had 21 free throw attempts last night. He's had at least 12 fta in 5 of his past 7 games.
hmmmm....
The talent has always been there, which is why some wanted the Timberwolves to sign/acquire Lauri Markkanen two off-seasons ago, but he really showed that star progression this summer in the FIBA World Cup. Different player than he was before. He's been excellent this season.
Markkanen is yet another example of why I've harped on having patience with young players. Not every talented player has a big leap in his second or third season. Sometimes it doesn't happen until a player's 4th or 5th.
Q-was-here wrote:The Jazz lost at home to the Sixers.
We're now the 6th seed in the West, although I don't even know if that even means anything since so many teams are bunched close together.