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Zach averages 2 assists a game whoever said that has not really seen him play.

After the trade was made people said Randolph can score and rebound but thats it. Also he would duplicate Curry. From what I've seen , Randolph can pass the ball, has a very good outside shot, excellent drives to the hoop and can definately compliment Curry. He can play outside and come inside. Whoever is comparing this to the Francis trade is F'in crazy. This guy is going into the prime of his career.

I think some people didn't really know Zack's game, but others were more pointing to the fact that you have another player on the team that requires a lot of touches and shots, so it could cause an issue if players don't want to cut down on shots. Hopefully everyone will play team ball, but as has been seen in the past on many NBA teams, that doesn't always happen.

Posted by Bonn1997:

He's not a great passer but he's a much better passer and all around player than Eddy.

I think that sums it up. His passing probably won't be a strength or a weakness. Zach does have a well rounded game. I think that, while Zach and Curry aren't the ideal match, they can and will play well together - at least on offense.

Posted by TheGame:

I think we have a better 4th quarter option to run our offense through.

most important thing about the trade

Isiah knows he isn't going to win many games with Curry as the no. 1 option.

Curry is a good 3rd option however.

A big thing is if Curry picks up 2 quick (offensive) fouls or is in foul trouble at any point in the game we'll still have someone to throw it in the post to and not become a perimeter team.
The ball should go inside on almost every possession and the only way we settle for jumpers is if its kicked out of the double team.
The bottom line is Curry needs to drastically pick up his game on the defensive end or we won't be championship contenders with Curry and Randolph and one of them will have to be moved at some point.

I think we're too worried about the D. Really we lost more games due to high TO's and Poor starts. We played catch up in almost every game we played. We also didn't have much balance on offense and that made it easier to go thru major droughts scoring wise. Curry will get better and I think we already saw him starting to evolve last year.

As for Curry being a 3rd option, that's crazy. The guy only got 12 shots a game and still avg'd 20 a game. He's near 60% and just imagine he did all that with people all over him. He's a top option. Perhaps 1A, but not 3rd. You run the offense thru him and Zach and you keep working on their ability to read the D and make the Pass. You drill it over and over until they have it ingrained and it's nearly 2nd nature. With more practice it's really not that hard. This was the 1st time he really focused on doing it and you could see that he was getting a little better.

On Curry and Zach's D. Let's remember that we gave up something like 24 pts or more from the 3pt line every night. Perimeter D is a bigger problem than the Interior D. Sill I expect improvement from Curry in that area. He must make more of an effort to deter shots. He may not block them, but at least make people alter their shots inside. The same goes for Zach. Just get the hand up and make the shot tougher.