I watched every minute Tyler played in SL and while he looked great on the break, to say that he was raw in a halfcourt set doesn't adequately describe how he played. He needed some seasoning in the D-league. Turned off the Charlotte game by the time Tyler hit the floor, but it sounds like from reading this thread that his stint in D-league did Tyler some good.
Murry has looked like a rookie who is pressing at times, just like THJ has, without the deadly jumpers. I see someone who might turn into a solid backup with time. He's had relatively few minutes so far, lets see what happens in the second half of the season.
Whatever happens, Woodson and the team needed to see if Murry could contribute, same goes for Tyler. He's here now, still half a season left, plenty of time for both of them to make their case. I'm just glad that they aren't glued to the bench and they're getting some PT. I also want them to play to push the vets who aren't performing. You let some players think that the minutes are theirs no matter what and they won't give maximum effort, JR being the best, or worst example, depending on how you look at it.
