as bad a year as TT's had he's never been that good a player so its not much of a drop off. His career averages are 14pts/4rebs/43%...this year its 10pts/3rebs/40%

Posted by Bonn1997:

Posted by TMS:

as bad a year as TT's had he's never been that good a player so its not much of a drop off. His career averages are 14pts/4rebs/43%...this year its 10pts/3rebs/40%

his career averages are 11 / 4 / 44% in 26.3 mpg...it's not that much of a drop off...he's always been an underachiever.

[Edited by - TMS on 01/22/2005 22:54:30]

It's a HUGE dropoff drom the 16/5 he gave us as a Knick last year though.

Posted by gunsnewing:

Posted by TMS:

Posted by Bonn1997:

Posted by TMS:

as bad a year as TT's had he's never been that good a player so its not much of a drop off. His career averages are 14pts/4rebs/43%...this year its 10pts/3rebs/40%

his career averages are 11 / 4 / 44% in 26.3 mpg...it's not that much of a drop off...he's always been an underachiever.

[Edited by - TMS on 01/22/2005 22:54:30]

right, well someone had to score other than stephon with allan out. now we have crawford
It's a HUGE dropoff drom the 16/5 he gave us as a Knick last year though.

it's beginning to become clear that last year was the aberration & not the norm for this guy.

Posted by Silverfuel:

Posted by OldFan:

you have to compare Houston to guys who actually score.

If you compare Houston to guys who actually score/scored you will realize where he really ranks among NBA players. And dont just count those 2 years where the team missed the playoffs. Count all the years and you will see guys like Mitch Richmond and Glenn Robinson scored plenty more than Houston with a better shooting %. Mitch actually shot 50% from the field 2 years in a row!!