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2 years of actual playing time.
But 3 years in the league.
His rookie year where he had a season ending injury on opening. It's like dude what the heck did you your whole time off? Because his jumper has not improved and he still plays stupid when he drives to the hoop and fumbles the ball.
Why wouldn't he?? Does he think he is on the same stratosphere as Odom or Ginobili??? I think not.Why would Randle come off the bench? Nance has been that for the majority of his career and will be a fraction of the cost.
Randle has a decent all around game and is an above average rebounder (altho he gets a lot of Moses Malone rebounds). Noel is an elite defender (potentially) so thats more valuable than anything Randle does. Randle not gunna get paid as much as Noel. And if he is gunna get paid like Noel that would mean he's improved so maybe he'd be worth it.
Who knows.
Why wouldn't he?? Does he think he is on the same stratosphere as Odom or Ginobili??? I think not.Why would Randle come off the bench? Nance has been that for the majority of his career and will be a fraction of the cost.
And if he doesn't then ship him out.
But just assuming that he is all of a sudden gonna be commanding 20 Mz and a starting role after you titled him as useless is jumping the gun imo
And again with Larry. I love the dude. But he is the best that he is ever gonna be now. All he can do is refine his skills. He is the definition of injury prone. If you cough too hard on him then he might sprain something
All I am saying is I'd rather pay Randle a lil extra to come off the bench. And trust it wouldn't be for 20 of them thangs lol
D'Lo's per 36 stats before the break: 19.3 PPG, 5.1 RPG, 6.4 APG
D'Lo since the break: 21.9 PPG, 3.1 RPG, 5.1 APG in 33 MPG
hope they sign nwaba for the year
D'Lo's per 36 stats before the break: 19.3 PPG, 5.1 RPG, 6.4 APG
D'Lo since the break: 21.9 PPG, 3.1 RPG, 5.1 APG in 33 MPG
Naw Dlo's not gunna be good til 25 we need stars now for next years all star game, we gotta trade him.
CLOWNS.
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/18843801/zach-lowe-2017-luke-walton-all-stars-nbaTarik Black, Los Angeles Lakers
Black trails only Dwight Howard in offensive rebounding rate, and he pogo-sticks three jumps in the time it takes most galoots to get up and down once.
He'll shove weaklings aside, and he slithers around slow 7-footers.
Black is among the league's angriest dunkers, and he's an explosive finisher on the pick-and-roll if he has a runway. You almost worry he's going to bust his wrist punishing the rim. You also wonder what he might do if L.A. had more shooting and uncluttered the lane for Black's rampages.
As an undersized 6-9 center, Black needs that runway. He's too small to power over and through opposing bigs in tight spaces, and he has zero range to pull them outside.
Black grinds on defense. He can blow up pick-and-rolls 30 feet from the basket, and scamper back to his guy in the paint. He has the wheels to switch onto some perimeter players, and Walton has sometimes assigned him to opposing power forwards -- with Julius Randle or Larry Nance tracking enemy centers. He was a mainstay on L.A.'s bench units that blitzed the league early in the season before injuries dismantled Walton's rotation.
"He's the ultimate team guy," Walton said. "He hangs his hat on playing the right way."
But Black is a smallish center, not a Draymond Green-style switch-everything defender. He can't handle wings, or offer much rim protection as the last line of defense.
4. Jordan Clarkson, falling behind
Clarkson is an interesting talent, but to really help the Lakers win -- to be something other than an empty calories pull-up shooter who bleeds points on the other end -- he has to clean up his defense. At just 6-foot-5, he's always going to be undersized against wings. He should be able to hang against point guards, but his technique is a mess.
The best defenders move on their toes, with a coiled control -- constantly in motion, but rarely overextended in any direction. Clarkson just kind of jumps around. He reaches for steals, lunges too late into passing lanes, and slams headlong into flare screens he never sees coming.
He overcommits so badly in falling behind a play that he needs a half-second to shift his momentum and trudge back toward the action. You don't get the luxury of that half-second in the NBA.
D'Angelo Russell hasn't been much better, and the Lakers have to conclude that the Russell-Clarkson duo is unplayable in real games. The Lakers have allowed an unthinkable, flammable, unholy 118.1 points per 100 possessions in the 369 minutes those two have shared the floor -- the eight-worst mark among 1,200-plus duos that have logged at least 250 minutes together, per NBA.com. (Four of the seven pairings below them also come from the Lakers. Drive that tank, baby!)
Clarkson is almost 25. The Lakers need another two-way wing.
Do I call you a clown when you say Nwaba will be better than JC after 3 games? I just pointed out your hypocrisy. Oh did I take you out of context just now?
I still think his lack of speed and athleticism is a huge detriment. And I think he'll be traded if we keep the pick because he'll be eaten alive at SG in the NBA. But yes, he's playing better since the Lou trade and increasing his value