SharpeScooterShooter
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I just got off the phone with my accountant regarding a loan. But it ain’t goin to you!!! LolIt was very expensive. You know where to send the check right?
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I just got off the phone with my accountant regarding a loan. But it ain’t goin to you!!! LolIt was very expensive. You know where to send the check right?
Thats the definition of Tunchi
I'd like to know who worked with him on it. Kudos to them. And to Billups for seemingly handling his ups and downs so well.I'm amazed how quickly Scoot fixed his three point shot. It was fuggly and he drifted to his left. They showed that video of him working on it, then two weeks later he was decent, and now I expect them all to go in. Pretty impressive, I'd say.
During the game last night they said Pooh Jeter was working with him daily on his game.I'd like to know who worked with him on it. Kudos to them. And to Billups for seemingly handling his ups and downs so well.
This is kind of why it's still going. It's silly. I'm enjoying the fun with it.can we please kill this thread or put it on ice until AFTER the season cause I think at least for right now Scoot has done enough to make this thread look silly
Just keeping those expectations realistic on here day in and day out is my mission. The same dudes that had this kid headed to the HOF before the season started.... after last night are HYPED. Dudes on here wanting to kick him out of the league after a rough patch.....it's comical. Give these players time to adjust.
I can't wait to go comment "aged like milk" on all those "Scoot is a bust" youtube videos.
I was at the game last night and I will say Scoot was easily a step faster than anyone else on the court. The Thugget players kept yelling at help defenders to get to their positions and nothing was working.
Also, there were several times where Scoot was switched on Jokic, and Jokic tried to back him off his spot. Everyone else was blown back two feet by Joker's a**, but Scoot's lower body is so strong, he didn't move. Impressive.
I had several Thugget fans remark to about how good we were going to be in a few years, and that Scoot and Ant were unstoppable.
Thats awesome. Thanks for sharing.
He's a 19yr old point guard. He'll be fine.Time to revive this thread? 37.7% from the field and 15.8% from 3 since his return from injury. Has he been re-busted?
He's 20 now, and I'm beginning to have my doubts. The Dante Exum 10-years-to-have-a-decent-season plan doesn't really work for me.He's a 19yr old point guard. He'll be fine.
Can you think of any other PGs that have ever turned it around after a rough first season?Time to revive this thread? 37.7% from the field and 15.8% from 3 since his return from injury. Has he been re-busted?
Can you think of any other PGs that have ever turned it around after a rough first season?
So when he starts drinking he will no longer bust right?He's a 19yr old point guard. He'll be fine.
He's 20 now, and I'm beginning to have my doubts. The Dante Exum 10-years-to-have-a-decent-season plan doesn't really work for me.
It’ll click eventually and he’ll make a lot of us eat crow.
However….
He’s been extremely disappointing. His advanced stats are nearly identical to rookie Armon Johnson. Putrid.
This summer it’s clear that he needs to primarily work on his jumper. This will open up his game so
much.
So when he starts drinking he will no longer bust right?
While I don't know if they necessarily qualify as "rough" first seasons (they were definitely not on par with the rest of their careers) and I'm not saying that Scoot doesn't have massive holes in his game, but Steve Nash (who was 22), John Stockton (who was 22) and Terry Porter (who was 22) are just 3 off the top of my head. You could also include Tony Parker in that list, same with Lonzo Ball and Ricky Rubio.
Each one averaged fewer ppg than Scoot, and outside of Parker, all were older and had far more college experience coming the league (and Tony had been playing pro ball in France, iirc, for years).
Scoot needs to spend this off season working on his shot (both inside the paint and 18 feet and out) and his footwork though.
I honestly think missing a few weeks two different times this season and another month in the off season after a few minutes in a SL game have stunted his progress. I'm not saying he'd be worlds better than what we're seeing and that is what we were sold early on when Joe was saying that he'd help Dame contend. I just think if he had been healthy the whole season maybe missing just a game or two here or there, then he'd be further along or if he wasn't I'd be even more concerned.I could live with the jumper being a problem if he was sharper in his passing and court-sense. For every great pass he throws, two or three seem to get deflected or don't arrive in a good spot for the recipient.
We knew the shot was going to be a work in progress. I expected a guy who'd played this much basketball, even at a young age, to be better with the basketball and to have a better game IQ than he's shown so far.
Looks like he picked the wrong year to stop sniffing glue.
Better question is whether anyone can think of any other PGs that have ever turned it around (relatively quickly) after as rough a first season as Scoot has had. I haven't looked, so I can't really say.Can you think of any other PGs that have ever turned it around after a rough first season?