EnySpree wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:EnySpree wrote:BigDaddyG wrote:EnySpree wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:martin wrote:EnySpree wrote:GrandDesign wrote:19 year olds, dude.
If he's 19 and can't play then he belongs back in France on the bench just like he was last year
Eny, this is what a rebuild with a very young player looks like. Get used to it. Sometimes they have great games, lots of times they stink.
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That's not fair. Nobody else gets a pass but Frank does? Guy's were saying Mudiay sucked and wasn't a NBA player at 19. That he was force fed minutes....a bunch of wild ****... but all that talk is actually what is happening with Frank and were not allowed to say that? That's ridiculous.
Frank is young and I believe he can get better obviously.... but I can't give him that because posters here aren't giving everyone the same benifit of doubt.
No one is really targeting Mudiay. My point is that he had a horrendous rookie year and Denver fans gave him a pass. He made some improvements, which is to be expected of any decent prospect. But you're not giving Frank the same benefit of the doubt?
I keep saying this but I guess i have to keep saying it. 12 and 5 is not a horrendous rookie year.... there is nothing around that fact.
I've also said repeatedly that I believe Frank can and will improve.
I am also saying that he absolutley sucks right now. Anyone that doesn't agree with that is not looking at the game with any type of clarity. To compare mudiay rookie year too what Frank is doing... if you say Mudiay was horrendous, them Frank is a straight up embarrassment to the sport.... I been repeating myself over and over.
Lol we'll have to agree to do disagree. Through advanced stats paint the picture of a substandard rookie year and, if you dig deeper, basic stats like field goal percentage and turnovers show the same thing. That 12 and 5 is superficial. If it was so good, why did they pull the leash the next year when he showed minimal improvement? He was bad and the Denver management thought he was bad and the fans...we'll go check out the Nugget fan boards. Point is Mudiay is still relatively young and Frank is even younger.
They went with the better player... Jamal Murray. That's really it....
And how could you disagree with me and still talk about fg% when Frank has terrible percentages too... even if you project Frank to 36 minutes per his production. Is still bad.... it's a sad day when guys dismiss a NBA player making 12/5 as a rookie and 11 and 5 his second year as being terrible.
Murray isn't really a point guard. Yeah they went with a better playmaker and his name is Jokic
You're making my point. As bad as Mudiay was, he still made incremental improvements, right? My question boils down this: why aren't you giving Frank the same leeway you're giving Mudiay. Mudiay still isn't a fully formed player yet, BTW. You're righting Frank off, but going with a guy who also had struggles his rookie year. Why. What's the hurry? You have a terminal illness and need the Knicks to win a title in three years? Frank's is struggling, yes. But you've already written him off. If that's the case, we should write Mudiay off? He's had three years and he's still a below average point guard. And you know better to just base a player's season of a basic averages. You still don't want to address Mudiay's problems with shooting and decision making.
Over the last 30 years, only two rookies have averaged at least 15 points and 13 rebounds per-36 minutes, according to Tommy Beer.
They were Shaquille O’Neal in 1992-93 and Willy Hernangomez in 2016-17. Do you think the 15 and 13 averages tell the entire story of Willy's play with the Knicks? Of course not. Then why do you continue to use similar argument to try and deny the fact that Mudiay had a bad rookie year. Why are you even denying he had a bad rookie year? Who cares as long as he shows improvement, right?
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