Re: Hornets at Wolves GDT
Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2015 11:28 am
"it's mindboggling that not even one of the 89 missed shots ended up in his hands!"
Not true. He ended a handful of possessions by fighting for the board. He just didn't register a rebound, due to a foul on the opposition or getting the ball slapped out of bounds. But it's splitting hairs. Even if he had five rebounds last night, he still wouldn't garner any credit on here.
I also liked that we were able to go big with Young/Dieng/Pekovic when we needed to.
[One could argue that scoring is an "integral core competency" of an NBA point guard, and that's Ricky's major flaw, but you seem to be a big fan of him (as am I). Some players affect games in untypical ways. 15/4 on efficient shooting and strong defense on AD. That's a nice outing considering everything, but I digress.]
Not true. He ended a handful of possessions by fighting for the board. He just didn't register a rebound, due to a foul on the opposition or getting the ball slapped out of bounds. But it's splitting hairs. Even if he had five rebounds last night, he still wouldn't garner any credit on here.
I also liked that we were able to go big with Young/Dieng/Pekovic when we needed to.
[One could argue that scoring is an "integral core competency" of an NBA point guard, and that's Ricky's major flaw, but you seem to be a big fan of him (as am I). Some players affect games in untypical ways. 15/4 on efficient shooting and strong defense on AD. That's a nice outing considering everything, but I digress.]