Uptown wrote:meloshouldgo wrote:Uptown - you keepasking why I don'tlike Midiay? Rewind and watch the last 6 posessions.
It's a mixed bag with him...he made a great pass to Knox cutting to the basket, then turned it over on the next...I get it...but again, he is making the mistakes you would expect a 22 yr old who never made college ball to make.
Mudiay is making the SAME MISTAKES since he started in the league.
He's outside his prime developmental window.
Guys who take a little longer to figure it out tend to have at least one bedrock/anchor skill set that keeps them in a rotation.
Does he even have an average three point shot? If the answer is No , then he's not working hard enough. You can improve your long range shooting with attrition and grind it out hard work.
Is he in elite physical condition? If the answer is No ( it's No), then he's not working hard enough. You can be in elite physical condition by choice.
It would be one thing if you saw a developmental trajectory over time. I.E. Mudiay getting a little better each season at something. Is that happening? So why should it happen now?
The job is there to take. He's not taking it with his play. He also seems to not understand that the team needs him to get to the rim.
On Ebay, sometimes people sell junk lots. They buy out an abandoned storage unit at auction, then try to sell the bigger pieces. Some of the scrap at the end, what's left, the assorted random crap, gets thrown in a box and sometimes people bid a few bucks on it. Often it's NOT worth even the shipping.
That's as much mixed bag as Mudiay will ever get.
Some of you guys are hoping for change from a player who has never shown change. For years. Across multiple teams.