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I have a feeling he's already better than Niko.
I have a feeling he's already better than Niko.
He isn't anywhere near Niko. OMG, you guys haven't even seen him against NBA defenses yet with a full starting 5.
Just be patient until we make the big moves this roster needs to make involving our front court. McDermott, Snell, Dunleavy, Niko, Portis, Noah, Gasol, Gibson Lots of big decisions to be made in order to have the best 6 players at 3 positions we can have. This group doesn't fit together so well but sorting out the first 7 is hard enough without boggling our minds worrying about how Portis fits the puzzle.
Patience my friends.
I have seen Niko against them though. Portis looks NBA ready so I don't know what you are getting at. I'm all for giving Bobby at least 10 minutes per night. Giving Niko 15ish. Giving Taj and Noah about 20. And giving Gasol almost 30.
You guys are severely underestimating Nikos rebounding. His offensive struggles are system, and shot selection oriented. Both would be corrected with good coaching. In the same breath you seem to be overestimating the rebounding of Portis.
I disagree. You are flat out wrong about this and most things basketball.
Noah has proven he doesn't need major minutes to be effective. In fact, the more minutes he plays, often the more emotional and frustrated he will be, and becomes less effective. Taj has never been a big minute guy, so I say continue to start him and give him the second most minutes behind Gasol. Taj is the best two way player of any of the bigs we have. Mirotic should be used very moderately. He is taking bad shots and isn't an efficient scorer. He and Bobby should be directly competing for each other's minutes. A 5 man frontline rotation is a good solution. See who has it going any given night and which combinations work best.
ummm did you watch the last game? a game in which he played more minutes than any other game all season and ended up with 21 points(you know...the thing everyone claims he cannot do and want him to do)
I watch more than just one game to draw my general conclusions.
right but your argument was the more minutes he plays, the worse he looks. well in the game where he played the most minutes he had his best game of the season...so kind of a moot argument, no?
First of all, you're cherry picking one game. And you're basing it primarily on the scoring game he had. How about he has had more blocks, rebounds, and assists all on multiple other ocassions despite playing less minutes