BRIGGS wrote:VCoug wrote:WaltLongmire wrote:mreinman wrote:WaltLongmire wrote:BRIGGS wrote:newyorker4ever wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Ugghplease Porzingis--set up in the low post.
First off his 3 point shot is a LINE DRIVE its not a great-looking shot. He doesnt have the mobility to be a stretch 4 and for the cats here who think hes a 3--well you're way off.
Kristaps Porzingis is a 5-4 who will need to develop into a pure 5. His focus taking 4 3's UGGGHHHHHGGHH!! this game was BRUTAL--I think it effected his whole game.
Hes got to stay in the low post--get used to it get stronger learn the footwork and the skills and STAY FA FAR FAR away from the 3 pt line
I expected a game like this. If the Knicks think this guy is taking 6 3's a game they might as well have traded the pick. Low post to mid range or we can develp Bargs #2. By the way Porgs shot right now is NO where and I mean NO where near Myles Turner's jump shot or overall game
Also Karl Towns made mistakes by setting up deep early in the SL. Last game if anyone watched--he used his inside game EFFECTIVELY.
This kid needs to watch film on how Pau Gasol and Kevin Mchale play basketball. He thinks hes a 30 foot jumpshooter. That my friend 1-7 4 3's IS soft EURO
Thansis Ledo Kirk are all crp.
Dang it you say some dumb stuff sometimes.
What that I dont want my C shooting 30 foot line drive 3's? His 3 point shot even open in-game is not a thing of beauty. I dont want to experiment with KP. I simply want him taking high% shots from the mid range to post. get used to finding open men rebound block shots. Simplify it. The 3 point shot should NOT be part of his arsenal right now. 7-3 guys should be dunking laying balls up taking nice mid range shots thats it.
Mentioned it somewhere else...where is that little pick and pop midrange shot Jayson Smith was getting from Calderon at one point in the season?
you keep mentioning that but that should not be the feature. I know that you and other thought Jason was great at it but it was terribly inefficient.
again, I am fine with it sometimes but those shots are being fazed out of most modern offenses and for good reason.
Really?Depends on the efficiency, I would think. If he makes that shot 55-60% of the time is it a better shot to take than D. Green's 33% from the 3?
What Green was doing with Curry is essentially the same thing from beyond the arc...No?
The thing is that nobody hits those pick and pops at 55%-60%. The best team in the league last year at 10-16 feet was GS; they shot 44% from there and the league average was 40%. Atlanta was the best at 16 feet to the 3-point line; they shot 44% from there and the league average was 39%. Even 3-10 feet from the basket SA was the best in the league at only 46% and the league average was 38%.
As team. Individually I think Porzingis will have the ability to be a 55-60% player. I dont mind an occasional 3 in rhythm where he might be following the play--but 7-3 guys--the benefit you get with them is post play. Good high % shots which helps spreads the floor for everyone else.
According to NBA.com/stats, of players who took at least 2 shots/game between 5-9 feet from the basket only two shot over 50%; Joe Johnson (54.5%0 and Donatas Motiejunas (50%).
Of players that took at least 2 shots/game between 9-14 feet only three shot over 50%: Kevin Durant (56%), Chris Paul (52%), and Chris Bosh (51%).
Players that took at least 2 shots/game between 15-19 feet four shot exactly 50%: Khris Middleton, Al Horford, Chris Paul, and Kevin Garnett.
Between 20-24 feet only Kyle Korver (51%) shot over 50%.
Between 8-16 feet, three players: Kevin Durant (53%), Chris Paul (52%), and Markieff Morris (50%)
Between 16-24 feet, two players: JJ Redick and David West, both 50%
In the paint outside of the restricted area, seven players: Chris Paul (53%), Valanciunas (52%), Motiejunas, Tony Parker, Joe Johnson, and Derrick Rose (51%), and Chris Bosh (50%)
Midrange, three players: Beno Udrih and JJ Redick (both exactly 51.4%), Anderson Varejao (50%).
Now the joy of my world is in Zion
How beautiful if nothing more
Than to wait at Zion's door
I've never been in love like this before
Now let me pray to keep you from
The perils that will surely come