Zombie C.J. is horrible

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I'm not seeing a lot of difference between CJ and Nolan Smith right now.

Check the boxscore, it was a blazer win. That's a BIG difference.
Check the standings, Blazers 2nd in the west. That's a BIG difference, too.

I think one once, I'll just go KS on you...

CJ is awesome.
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Yeah, CJ had a lot to do with the win and the team record.

Teh...
 
I was.

I want to like him but with a broken jumper and his inability to finish at the rim, he's like Ricky Rubio without the passing. He has yet to display his strengths coming into the draft.
 
I was.

I want to like him but with a broken jumper and his inability to finish at the rim, he's like Ricky Rubio without the passing. He has yet to display his strengths coming into the draft.

His strengths in college was handling the ball and creating opportunities for himself. Unfortunately, Stotts doesn't have faith in him as a distributor. If I was McCollum I'd find a personal coach during the offseason and work a ton on playing off the ball.

Re-tooling his game at this point is his best bet to a meaningful career.
 
It's weird how steep his drop-off was. Granted, his sample size of playing effective minutes was small, but he's had multiple stretches where he's been a solid, reliable contributor off of the bench...and then ends up with much longer stretches of playing like tonight or getting DNP-CD's.
 
His strengths in college was handling the ball and creating opportunities for himself. Unfortunately, Stotts doesn't have faith in him as a distributor. If I was McCollum I'd find a personal coach during the offseason and work a ton on playing off the ball.

Re-tooling his game at this point is his best bet to a meaningful career.

The best bet here would be a trade. Crabbe already plays off the ball well, so why waste time trying to change CJ? Just trade him to a team that could better use him.
 
The best bet here would be a trade. Crabbe already plays off the ball well, so why waste time trying to change CJ? Just trade him to a team that could better use him.

I agree, I'd do a Chandler for McCollum swap.
 
What about wright and cj or claver and cj?
Not quite enough to match within 15% It'd actually take all three to get there.

Wilson makes 6.7
Dorell makes 3.1, Claver makes 1.3, CJ makes 2.4
TRob makes 3.7
 
Could explain why they're going after oneal then. Not like trob plays much but his roster spot would need to be filled
 
Not quite enough to match within 15% It'd actually take all three to get there.

Wilson makes 6.7
Dorell makes 3.1, Claver makes 1.3, CJ makes 2.4
TRob makes 3.7
You only have to be within 25%. Wright + CJ for Chandler works (it also works for Affallo too).
 
I like CJ, but the money also makes more sense: TRob + CJ matches Wilson's price pretty closely.

I keep thinking that this is the only reason that CJ and T-Rob are getting minutes--to improve their chances of being desired by another team. Of course, playing them only reduces my desire to have them on this team, so...
 
I keep thinking that this is the only reason that CJ and T-Rob are getting minutes--to improve their chances of being desired by another team. Of course, playing them only reduces my desire to have them on this team, so...
Our 4th string guard and 4th string frontline guy aren't going to set anyone's fireworks off...
 
Our 4th string guard and 4th string frontline guy aren't going to set anyone's fireworks off...

Exactly. It's like we're telling other teams, "Look--there's a reason we're playing McCollum ahead of Crabbe and that Robinson has played more games than Leonard; THOSE are the guys you want."

I don't think they're going to buy it.
 
Mccollum hasn't gotten any consistent minutes for another team to really judge who he is or who he isn't. It's almost like trading for a draft pick.
 
Our 4th string guard and 4th string frontline guy aren't going to set anyone's fireworks off...

what are you talking about? If they went to the Spurs, they'd be all stars!
 
At the same age (23):

Nolan Smith: 3.8 PPG | 1.3 RPG | 1.4 APG | 12.3 MPG | 43 TS% | 7.8 PER

CJ McCollum: 4.2 PPG | 0.9 RPG | 1.0 APG | 12.4 MPG | 48 TS% | 9.2 PER
 
Crawford lit him up last night. I swear 24 of his 25 points were on CJ. That's what it felt like anyway.
 
I paid attention to his defense last night (we all already know his shot is broke) and he was terrible. The way he plays screens is ridiculous. Even when he fights through them, he does it so slow that the ballhandler easily gets by him.
 
Crabbe not playing over him is a JOKE. I don't know how that's even acceptable.
 

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