Eric and NAW playing well now.
Eric and NAW playing well now.
Poku is the new Javale
Poku is great because he looks exactly like everyone knew he would as a rookie.
So far away as a finisher and scorer that he shoots like garbage at all times, but he still makes like 4 passes a game that demonstrate the ridiculous potential in that role, and the movement is good. Great block/steal rates early too.
He's a project, everyone knew that, but it's still fun.
Zion has now taken the fewest shots of anyone in the starting lineup.
Bledsoe showing more of a slashing threat today which is big. Hopefully he keeps building on that and gets his 3 point under wraps
Did Zion get hurt or something and I just didn't realise?
********s sake Zo
You're cut
It's up to 11 threes (41%)
I still feel sick that we took the world's biggest project with 0 BBIQ at #8
Best case scenario is a marginally better Thabeet
...so?
Like, they have done large scale studies on this in NBA analytics departments. Having 2 fouls early in the game only increases your chance of fouling out compared to 1 foul by an incredibly small amount.
There's no justification for playing Zion eight minutes in a half.
NAW forcing his way into the rotation is good for us. He is a keeper (just not worth benching Bledsoe for, yet lol)
Quality half of basketball. Hope that's confidence building and they can keep it up!
NAW with 7 points off the bench in 7 minutes and got a nice deflection.
Sometimes coaches need to listen to us fans...:hihi:
I could watch Adams set screens for BI all day
FIRST HALF THOUGHTS
1. Only 11 assists on 24 makes is unacceptable (still a lot of standing around)
2. Only 31% from three (Our shooters have have to cash in)
3. We have to find a trading partner for JJ, stat
4. Bledsoe's best half in Pelican Uni.
5. If our opponent has to shoot +40%, it can't be from three.
Hey leave me out of this :p
But seriously, at the time I agreed with you. And I’m a bit concerned that Jax seems to have regressed a bit. Still, Jax has a tremendous amount of potential if he can simply carve out a role. He can’t do that until he develops some skills or puts on a bit more muscle.
Hayes and Melli might be the worst 2 players I've ever seen. They bring no value at all. G league Hayes and cut Melli.
oops to Zion and Adams should be there numerous times a game....
That Lonzo to Zion alley opp is all day.
Bledsoe showing much more today thankfully. Efficient too
We are currently 5/19 from 3, for 26.3%
This is the best we've shot it for a while.
This is starting to become truly concerning now.
Us watching Zion last year and in preseason: ''He's going to get to the line 10, 12 times a game. He either scores or you foul him, and it's so obvious he's getting fouled; look how much they're forced to call it.''
Refs, remembering that we are the Pelicans and that they hate us: ''Actually he gets fouled like, twice a game. Also, he's fouling even when he's not. Screw you.''
Tired of seeing these bricks from the 3 line. We need to draft some SFs next year
That is not fair, he went for the ball.
How
Wow.
Wow.
Did not expect that.
The criminalization of NBA players on full view.
Highly ridiculous and 100% because of the racial makeup of the sport.
That's a complete game changer. Could lose this now.
Ingram caught Roby in the head trying to block a shot in transition. Definitely did not expect a flagrant 2 for the play. Ingram swung hard, but it was obviously a play at the ball.
— Royce Young (@royceyoung) January 1, 2021
It's so clearly not ejection worthy that OKC beat writers are saying it's wrong
Horrible decision on Ingram... Clearly played for the ball.
That is the worst call. This league is so soft. My God, please watch some early 90s Pistons games refs.
Wow... Right after an interview where Stan was talking about playing through Ingram in the 4th of games now.
I guess we ain't catching breaks. If that was Lebron or etc... It's just a hard foul.
Not ejection worthy.. Still not smart of Ingram to wind up and swipe that hard while a guy is in the air. You're asking for a flagrant call when you do that. Gotta be smarter, especially when you're one of the more important players on the court.