Shae - Damn!

Welcome to our community

Be a part of something great, join today!

Register Log in
Wizard Mentor said:
Drexler, for reference:
View attachment 58972
Click to expand...
People freaking out about Scoot should notice that Clyde, the FUCKING GLIDE, Drexler only averaged 7.7pts 3boards and 2 assists coming into the league at 21, two years older than Scoot. Give the kid time, touches and watch him shine!
 
Last edited:
illmatic99 said:
my benchmark for Shae this year was Jaylen Brown in year 2.

He put up: 15/5/2 on .465/.395/.644 in 31 mpg.

Shaedon's playmaking is a serious threat. Exceeding even my most optimistic expectations.
Click to expand...

Not mine, I knew he would have a breakout year. This kid is going to be a two-way Superstar! Seriously, he is an MVP level talent, I've been saying that since around this time last year based on the flashes I was seeing. :)
 
Idog1976 said:
People freaking out about Scoot should notice that Clyde, the FUCKING GLIDE, Drexler only averaged 7.7pts 3boards and 2 assists coming into the league at 21, two years younger than Scoot. Give the kid time, touches and watch him shine!
Click to expand...
absolutely!
 
Wizard Mentor said:
Apparently, he played some PG tonight. What can't he do?
Click to expand...
Turn out to be a Bust like Bingo Bango said?

"Bingo Bango said: ↑
"I consider Simons and Sharpe to be the same kind of players. Flashy, talented, explosive—but not smart enough or disciplined enough to be great all-around players. I think Sharpe is going to be a bust. He’s probably already hit his ceiling."
 
Idog1976 said:
Turn out to be a Bust like Bingo Bango said?

"Bingo Bango said: ↑
"I consider Simons and Sharpe to be the same kind of players. Flashy, talented, explosive—but not smart enough or disciplined enough to be great all-around players. I think Sharpe is going to be a bust. He’s probably already hit his ceiling."
Click to expand...
I don't want to shock you, but I literally have him on ignore.
 
The game just comes effortless to him. Even when he’s doing things athletically that 90% of the NBA can’t do, he does it nonchalantly.

I remember saying he had a superstar talent right off the bat in his rookie year. My concern has always been whether he had the hunger for greatness. Now I’m starting to think that is just how he is and doesn’t wear his competitiveness on his sleeve.
 
MickZagger said:
The game just comes effortless to him. Even when he’s doing things athletically that 90% of the NBA can’t do, he does it nonchalantly.

I remember saying he had a superstar talent right off the bat in his rookie year. My concern has always been whether he had the hunger for greatness. Now I’m starting to think that is just how he is and doesn’t wear his competitiveness on his sleeve.
Click to expand...
If that's your concern, check out the Billups postgame. No, seriously, check it out. He yanked both Scoot and Sharpe for playing bad defense. "You say you want to be great, there are 2 sides of the ball." (not an exact quote).
 
blazerfan11 said:
This is why I question Chauncey Billups.

After what Sharpe showed at the end of last season, he could he not put Sharpe in the starting lineup?
Click to expand...
With Ant and Scoot starting we needed bench scoring...Scoot might not be starting over him when Ant gets back.
 
Samuel said:
We’re about to see what it looks like when defenses key in on him. If he ends up able to adjust to the pressure he’s about to get a shit ton of free throw attempts.
Click to expand...
In his first season, one of his most recognizable abilities was finishing after contact.
I think he will just get better with that.
 
illmatic99 said:
my benchmark for Shae this year was Jaylen Brown in year 2.

He put up: 15/5/2 on .465/.395/.644 in 31 mpg.

Shaedon's playmaking is a serious threat. Exceeding even my most optimistic expectations.
Click to expand...
Exceeding even my wildest expectations as well, although only through five games.

This was Kobe’s year 3, but here was his age 20 statline: 19.9/5.3/3.8 on .465/.267/.839

Edwards year 2: 21.3/4.8/3.8 on .441/.357/.786
SGA year 2: 19.0/5.9/3.3 on .471/.347/.807
Jordan year 2: 22.7/3.6/2.9 on .457/.167/.840

His development is only exponential at this point, not linear. Is it at the point now that we speak it into existence and optimistically expect him to have a stat line around Jordan’s year 3? Maybe this time next year through five games, we’ll be having this same convo while he averages 38ppg lol.
 
BankTeller said:
Exceeding even my wildest expectations as well, although only through five games.

This was Kobe’s year 3, but here was his age 20 statline: 19.9/5.3/3.8 on .465/.267/.839

Edwards year 2: 21.3/4.8/3.8 on .441/.357/.786
SGA year 2: 19.0/5.9/3.3 on .471/.347/.807
Jordan year 2: 22.7/3.6/2.9 on .457/.167/.840

His development is only exponential at this point, not linear. Is it at the point now that we speak it into existence and optimistically expect him to have a stat line around Jordan’s year 3? Maybe this time next year through five games, we’ll be having this same convo while he averages 38ppg lol.
Click to expand...
Billups needs to make it happen. Jerami Grant and Simons are not equals to Sharpe, and I'm afraid he might think the opposite.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 1 (members: 0, guests: 1)
Back
Top