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Who the fuck is Eric Millegan?
He's certainly no Travis Outlaw, that's for sure.
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Who the fuck is Eric Millegan?
The sad thing is CJ finally has that shot he wanted and he's failing (so far). He had finally put together a good streak of games before the AS break, and we got Afflalo to replace him on the bench. He was visibly sulking more after that.
But he has his shot again and needs to produce. Perfect opportunity, and he's not grasping it.
He's had one game since Wes went down. I think it's a bit unfair to offer any evaluations on his performance yet.
True. I want Terry to stick with him a bit before moving on to Crabbe/Gee/etc.He's had one game since Wes went down. I think it's a bit unfair to offer any evaluations on his performance yet.
Gee is a far better player than CJ.True. I want Terry to stick with him a bit before moving on to Crabbe/Gee/etc.
I don't doubt that.Gee is a far better player than CJ.
I don't doubt that.
Ya, but Gee can't and won't provide the scoring threat that CJ can.Gee is a far better player than CJ.
If he were starting rather than coming off the bench, I don't think he would need to. Gee as a defensive slasher alongside multiple talented perimeter shooters with Afflalo playing 30+ reserve minutes would likely be a much better fit than AAA starting and using CJ as an undersized 2 off the bench.Ya, but Gee can't and won't provide the scoring threat that CJ can.
On the month:Ya, but Gee can't and won't provide the scoring threat that CJ can.
On the month:
CJ = 13mpg // 2ppg
Gee = 6.7mpg // 3.3ppg
On the year:
CJ = 38.1% // 4.7ppg on 4.3FGA
Gee = 48.2% (80% since trade) // 4.9ppg on 3.5FGA
I think, given equal scoring opportunities, Gee would outperform CJ.
I also looked at Gee's numbers on the season before he came to Portland. I'm not familiar with him, but based on the one game I saw, and then looking at his season numbers, I have no reason to think that CJ is even equal, let alone better.Gee's not gonna get 3 dunks in a game all the time. He's yet to play more than 1 game of significant minutes. They are not comparable until, as you say, given equal scoring opportunities.
I also looked at Gee's numbers on the season before he came to Portland. I'm not familiar with him, but based on the one game I saw, and then looking at his season numbers, I have no reason to think that CJ is even equal, let alone better.
If he were starting rather than coming off the bench, I don't think he would need to. Gee as a defensive slasher alongside multiple talented perimeter shooters with Afflalo playing 30+ reserve minutes would likely be a much better fit than AAA starting and using CJ as an undersized 2 off the bench.
That'll really make AAA want to opt in huh?
If he were still getting 30+ mpg and playing all the crunch time minutes, why not? He would still be playing a major role and be the third scoring option; he would just begin doing so 6 minutes later in the game. In fact, he would probably be the primary scoring option at various points, and more often than if he were starting.That'll really make AAA want to opt in huh?
If he were still getting 30+ mpg and playing all the crunch time minutes, why not? He would still be playing a major role and be the third scoring option; he would just begin doing so 6 minutes later in the game. In fact, he would probably be the primary scoring option at various points, and more often than if he were starting.
If his ego is so wrapped up in "starter" or "reserve" as opposed to overall contribution to the team, is that really who we want? I don't see him thinking that way.
I don't doubt that we will, but I think we'd have a more well-rounded and effective rotation overall if we didn't.Starting AAA is a no brainer and we would be fools not to IMHO.
I don't doubt that we will, but I think we'd have a more well-rounded and effective rotation overall if we didn't.
You know, it's funny. When Lopez went down, Stotts decided to start Freeland in his place and keep Kaman as a reserve. This feels like almost the same situation to me. It's really too bad Stotts won't apply the same logic here.Bottom line: We're still missing what we went out and got when we went out and got Afflalo.
CJ isn't up to that level overall (yet?). Gee isn't Stotts' ideal offensively.
I get the Platypus' logic. But it's pretty clear Afflalo will start, and we'll make due with the bench we have, and hope a wing steps up. I can't take much more of Kaman being our primary offensive weapon off the bench.
I am very glad that management agrees with me and has been starting Arron Afflalo.![]()

Damn. Just went through 6 pages of your old posts trying to find an example of you disagreeing with management, and the best I could come up with was you agreeing that Gee>Wright, and you mentioning that you wanted to draft Chris Paul back in '05.
You are just a lackey to the man, aren't you?![]()

