CrushAlot wrote:yellowboy90 wrote:Do you find it interesting that Philly did not wait on his recovery? What other team has the luxury of waiting on injured players like Philly? It's not like they are in a rush to win. So why would they cut bait?
It is interesting. They waited on Pierre Jackson but he wasn't taking up a roster spot. I think they were concerned about Noel's play at the time and thought that the chemistry Noel and Ish had as well as Noel's development was more important than waiting on Wroten.
Also Wroten is not a Pure PG and I think he's not a natural fit for how they want to play. I think he's more of a fit for this style. The way this offense is run you don't need a Pure PG to run the whole show. The guards split the floor a lot. So Wroten will have a simplified role, where his attacking style will be more effective.
In this system you need a guard who can push the ball and look for easy buckets and in the halfcourt you need a guard that can work in the 2 Man Pinch Post and come off Dribble Hand Offs, Drag Screens and attack the defense effectively. That's what Shved's role was and that's what Wroten does well.
Wroten needs to improve his shooting as did Shved. The simplified role may help Wroten to know where his shots will come from and drill that over and over. Just look at how aggressive Shved was and that is exactly what Wroten has a chance to do in this system. Like Shved, Wroten doesn't need a screen to beat his man off the dribble.