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A nice 3by3 for Scoot.
He could stay a less potent scoring threat and become a Ricky Rubio type but he just has to become a better decision maker everywhere on the court. I think if his decision making comes around some how, he will be a better scorer than Rubio. If he can get his BBIQ up then he'll be a star... that doesn't seem to be happening though, so we're still waiting to see but we're seeing more and more.What's the vision for Scoot if he never becomes a scoring threat?

My in depth analysis of the Blazers
Billups is trash
Billups’ rotations are trash
Ant is Trash
Sharpe’s handles are trash
Scoot’s shooting is trash
Clingan’s hands are trash
Calabro is trash
Banton is trash
The teams 3 point defense is trash
The team who tanked properly and gets Cooper Flagg is trash
And I think we’re on a great path, high lottery picks, drafting promising talent, seeing flashes of greatness, and have a good shot at another high lottery pick. This is how you build a winner in Portland. Be patient. Look at Houston and OKC if you need to be comforted.How does Billups still have a job ? -- NM -- were tanking without it being super obvious like it's been the past couple seasons.
Cronin and / or ownership is either clueless or more likely do not care as long as the team makes some money and keeps the fans coming in.
We are in dark days as Blazer fans and if some fans are still behind Cronin and co. then i have some ocean front property to sell to you really cheap in Montana .
We fans need to stand up and boycott this team or something cause we have to force this front offices hands at some point or they will continue to walk over this fan base -- time to say enough is enough. --
It's getting to the point where the only time you want to see Clingan touching the basketball is when he's blocking a shot. Now he's not just losing the rebounds, he's scoring putbacks for the other team.
Here’s a ray of light:A most frustrating situation for a fan. I just want to see a ray of light from this organization now and then. But there is no way this team makes the post season in less than 5 years. Nfw. There aren’t enough draft picks for Joe to acquire the necessary talent by 2030.
POR = WAS = DET from a few years ago.
The idea of a quick rebuild was utter bullshit. POR is clearly the worst org in the west and it ain’t close.
until I see otherwise the Vulcans, Cronin, and Billups don’t have the answers
I’d rather be us than the Suns or Warriors. Lakers and Clippers are poorly run too.A most frustrating situation for a fan. I just want to see a ray of light from this organization now and then. But there is no way this team makes the post season in less than 5 years. Nfw. There aren’t enough draft picks for Joe to acquire the necessary talent by 2030.
POR = WAS = DET from a few years ago.
The idea of a quick rebuild was utter bullshit. POR is clearly the worst org in the west and it ain’t close.
I'd blame it on the staff and the situation before I'd blame it on Scoot.I know this a sensitive subject. Trying not to draw any conclusions. Just looking at trends -
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Last year, 15% of Scoot's games were 'good', 32% were 'bad'.
This year, 13% of Scoot's games have been 'good', and 37% have been 'bad'.
Do the Blazers need to play him more and get him more game time experience? Does coaching drive a big part of this lack of progress?
Early in the game Scoot drove to the left and had an opportunity for the left-handed layup but opted for the difficult up and under using his right hand and missing the shot. How does a player make it into the NBA, and be a second-year player, and still be so right hand dominant? Is this on the player, the coaching staff, or both?
I'm all for developing player, but I think starting needs to be earned.Scoot needs to start. Putting him in 5 minutes into the game because we have to start Ant is dumb to me. I don’t think Ant’s defense is good enough for him to be a starter on a winning team. Not for us, that is. Get whatever you can get for him.
Nah. We started Dame from Day 1- 40 minutes per game- with no PG signed to compete with him. He didn’t have to earn anything. Scoot and Dame are different players but with some guys, they have to take in a whole game to play well. Not everyone can play 6th man. Scoot needs to start and finish games. He needs to be able to read a game, read his teammates, and then orchestrate a path to the finish line. Scoot is not being allowed to do this. Can you imagine if Dame’s rookie year was playing for a coach who only plays rookies if they defend? Dame had everything handed to him in Portland. And even then, we ended the season with 13 consecutive losses.I'm all for developing player, but I think starting needs to be earned.
I personally don't care if Scoot starts or not if and hopefully when we move Ant. I just don't want any of his minutes to be played with a guy like Ant. Moving Ant is also about clearing the runway for Shaedon who I think has earned the right to be the number one option on a high lottery, rebuilding team.I'm all for developing player, but I think starting needs to be earned.
Would have been nice then too, but that’s not what was offeredTonight that Herro, Jovic, Jacquez trade for Lillard would’ve been nice.
One of my favorite plays of the year -
One of my favorite plays of the year -
Would have been nice then too, but that’s not what was offered
I'm all for developing player, but I think starting needs to be earned.
I know this a sensitive subject. Trying not to draw any conclusions. Just looking at trends -
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Last year, 15% of Scoot's games were 'good', 32% were 'bad'.
This year, 13% of Scoot's games have been 'good', and 37% have been 'bad'.
Do the Blazers need to play him more and get him more game time experience? Does coaching drive a big part of this lack of progress?
Early in the game Scoot drove to the left and had an opportunity for the left-handed layup but opted for the difficult up and under using his right hand and missing the shot. How does a player make it into the NBA, and be a second-year player, and still be so right hand dominant? Is this on the player, the coaching staff, or both?
I think he has to focus on his strengths: speed and strength. Try to be a poor man's Westbrook. I am not sure what the coaches are doing with him. He looks very cautious, afraid to make a mistake, and is not really helping the team.What's the vision for Scoot if he never becomes a scoring threat?
And none of his good games this year are as good as his best five games last year. And yes, I think coaching has a lot to do with it.I know this a sensitive subject. Trying not to draw any conclusions. Just looking at trends -
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Last year, 15% of Scoot's games were 'good', 32% were 'bad'.
This year, 13% of Scoot's games have been 'good', and 37% have been 'bad'.
Do the Blazers need to play him more and get him more game time experience? Does coaching drive a big part of this lack of progress?
Early in the game Scoot drove to the left and had an opportunity for the left-handed layup but opted for the difficult up and under using his right hand and missing the shot. How does a player make it into the NBA, and be a second-year player, and still be so right hand dominant? Is this on the player, the coaching staff, or both?