He is showing improvement thoughOriginally Posted by tyler
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He is showing improvement though
1 Gordon is still not in his prime so you really cant say that
2 watching this dude with the clippers...the dude could actually shoot the ball well... Well enough to as I don't even know why we are even talking about Evans
History says it's a lot more likely that Tyreke Evans develops a jumpshot than it is that Eric Gordon stays healthy.
uuuum, excuse me?
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people defend gordon, evans is left wide open... seriously, this is being discussed?
That's actually a good plan but I'd rather Webster over Wright unless the price gets to high. Still wouldn't mind getting Tyreke and shipping Gordon.
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If we can ship gordon out absolutely. I am just trying to think of easier achievable options.
Evans is younger than Gordon and not made of glass
WHY ship Gordon now... the dude is happy... I mean be honest are ppl curious as to how good a happy Gordon is...
Evans is also not as good either
Last edited by tyler; 07-01-2013 at 02:40 PM.
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I've been curious for the last 2 years.
That is definitely achievable and not a bad option. I love the idea of Asik playing with Davis and Anderson. There are some great combinations in that trio.
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Comparing both of them 100% healthy you would be correct. But that's the problem you have to factor in gordon's missed games.
That's true but he is at least playing
Tyreke plays 64.25 games a season
Gordon plays 59.5 games a season
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Per48 there was no center last year who had more rebounds than Asik.
And Evans can't defend as well as Gordon PLUS reports are Gordon is finally healthy
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Bad stat seeing as though a couple years a go the max number of games was 66. Just say how many total games each as missed.
EDIT: I'll do it.
Evans - Total games could have played in: 312, actually played in: 257 = 82.3% play rate
Gordan - Total games could have played in: 394, actually played in: 247 = 62.6% play rate
Last edited by RaisingTheBar; 07-01-2013 at 02:55 PM.
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I'm not buying "reports" until I see him play a months worth of games straight. Evans isn't a bad defender and you can't teach 6'11.5 wingspan. I'm all for keeping Gordon if we can get other pieces at 3 and 5, but I'm not going to act like him missing games should have no effect on the way he is evaluated.
Forget about the lockout.
Freaking owners and players making me look bad
Dude got mad when we drafted Rivers....we are actually going after people worth a damn. How do you think thats going to go over?
Very misleading considering Gordon has only played an average of 49.4 games a season, NOT 59.5
No, Eric Gordon averages 49.4 games per season. Eric Gordon has played in a total of 62% of games possible in his career. He has played 247 games out of a 394 possible.
Tyreke averages 64.25 games a season like you said, but he has played in a total of of 82% of games possible in his career. He has played 257 out of 312 possible.
Showing basic games per season doesn't show the full story (besides having one of your numbers off) because Tyreke has had 1/4 (25%) of his years shortened thanks to the lockout. EJ has had 1/5 (20%).
Tyreke is not iron man, but Eric Gordon he is not.
RT @sam_amick: Restricted free agent Tyreke Evans (Kings) expected to meet with the Detroit Pistons & Kings today in Los Angeles. Already met with Pelicans
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LeBron is left wide open.
Frankly because it's easier to hope LeBron misses from 3 than to try and guard his drives to the lane. Which, frankly, I'd say Evans is the only person above 6'6" on LeBron's level in getting to the rim and finishing.
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