jrodmc wrote:This kid's release is quick and he's the anti-parabola-Landry-Fields 2 guard. His shot from three is almost without arc. The path of least resistance.

Everything we hoped Frankie was supposed to be on O.

I'm guessing the new hatergoat is Knox, followed by Obi, once Knox departs. Wow Elf and Frank are gone. The hate's going to need to be channeled somewhere.

Honestly it might be Barrett. He probably overachieved a bit shooting the ball and people will hate if he doesn’t step another massive step forward. He’s not the shiny new toy anymore. Expectations are high.

Knixkik wrote:

jrodmc wrote:This kid's release is quick and he's the anti-parabola-Landry-Fields 2 guard. His shot from three is almost without arc. The path of least resistance.

Everything we hoped Frankie was supposed to be on O.

I'm guessing the new hatergoat is Knox, followed by Obi, once Knox departs. Wow Elf and Frank are gone. The hate's going to need to be channeled somewhere.

Honestly it might be Barrett. He probably overachieved a bit shooting the ball and people will hate if he doesn’t step another massive step forward. He’s not the shiny new toy anymore. Expectations are high.

I don't see that personally. How do you regress with spot up threes when we just added Fournier and Kemba to Mr. FunkyBarnett kickout Randle? It's not like teams are going to be doubling Barrett. Expectations are high, but RJ is solid and most importantly, durable.

Possibly Mitch if he manages to get hurt yet again. STFU, jrodmc

smackeddog wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

jrodmc wrote:This kid's release is quick and he's the anti-parabola-Landry-Fields 2 guard. His shot from three is almost without arc. The path of least resistance.

Everything we hoped Frankie was supposed to be on O.

I'm guessing the new hatergoat is Knox, followed by Obi, once Knox departs. Wow Elf and Frank are gone. The hate's going to need to be channeled somewhere.

Honestly it might be Barrett. He probably overachieved a bit shooting the ball and people will hate if he doesn’t step another massive step forward. He’s not the shiny new toy anymore. Expectations are high.

Hindering RJ is that last offseason he took a big leap because he had so much time to work on it, this offseason is very short- it’s only about 6 weeks until training camp, which is crazy! Not much time for any of our rookies or young players to work on their games really