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The most overused words on Pelicansreport.com. Wrongly, I might add.
ELITE - (often used with a plural verb) the choice or best of anything considered collectively, as of a group or class of persons.
GREAT - notable; remarkable; exceptionally outstanding
These words should not be used lightly
I'll play along. Aminu has shown incremental improvements as well and he has at least one above average talent whereas Rivers has none. How do we determine which players to give up on and which ones not to give up on? Also, when you're as bad as Rivers was in year one, any improvement is going to be made a big deal of. He went from awful to bad but at least its an improvement. Right?
Just playing devil's advocate. It's the offseason
Rivers time will come soon. The thing you hold out for is he leap. When he makes the rise to being not just better, but significantly better.
As the team that drafted, his leash is longer. Besides, Rivers is a smarter player than Aminu. Aminu does things that just make no sense at times. "Brain neutral" was a favorite phrase of mine in game threads.
With Rivers, the bulk of his problems are how much he misses shots or the specific kinda shots he takes. Not where or when he shoots, but how. Missing layups, FTs, those aggrovating floaters off two feet. More likely that gets fixed than Aminu's issues.
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