After his brilliant hot stretch, Lonzo is now shooting 35% from the field (21/60) and 28.5% from 3 (8/28) in his last 4 games.
Cooling off a little.
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After his brilliant hot stretch, Lonzo is now shooting 35% from the field (21/60) and 28.5% from 3 (8/28) in his last 4 games.
Cooling off a little.
Basketball.
It's weird, it was a very good stretch of play for him, particularly on offense, but there's a reason that when the questions started going around I said that what I wanted was consistency. Following up those 5 very good games with these 4 sub-Westbrook efficiency nights is not a great look. Nor is stuff like tonight's 7 turnovers.
Anyway, you guys excited for who might be coming next game?
On a side note, Frank really looks good handling the ball in the PNR.
Lonzo played 46 minutes with 2nd/3rd string players. Plus Etwaun didnt help with all the misses late.
He shot incredibly badly, had 7 turnovers to 9 assists (not great), and while it's true the offense was terrible when he was sat, the offense was also terrible when he was on the court
We're in 2020, we've all gotten over the Westbrook phase of basketball, I think we all recognise that you can have a triple double that looks nice in a box score without actually playing well. He had some very good moments, particularly those shots in OT, but taking this game as a whole he did not have a good night.
Also, I can’t believe Jah lowered Drummonds trade value. Time to offer them Moore for Drummond.
Advanced stats in from this game:
Best Net Rating: Nicolo Melli, +22.8
Worst Net Rating: Zylan Cheatham, -28
REB% leader: Okafor (17.9%) followed by Jax (14%)
TS% Leader: Zylan Cheatham (100%), followed by Melli (78.4%) then Jax at 70.9%
Screen assists/points off screen assists not yet available
I watched the same game you did. The whole thing. Overtime included
I know that he played a ton of minutes. I know who else was on the court. I understand that.
None of that justifies his ridiculous iso stepback 3s that barely graze the rim, or his weird cross-body arcing passes directly towards defenders when he has a wide open layup available. These are bad plays: these are mistakes. Did he also have some good plays? Yes, he did. Not denying that at all, he did, especially in overtime.
The fact that he had those handful of good plays does not make up for the tons of mistakes, and I promise you that the coaches are not going to watch this tape with Lonzo with the intent of patting him on the back for an excellent performance.
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