I found a 23-day-old article about the impact Robin Lopez had on the Blazers. By this late date, it was probably already linked on this board, and if so I'm sorry for doubling up. In case it wasn't, here it is. https://cleaningtheglass.com/the-whole-is-greater-than-the-sum/
Well....We have plenty that make sense for the Blazers but unfortunately for the Cavs? Not so much....
Regressed? Don't you actually have to be good at some point to regress? Wiggins so far is a huge waste of talent.
He put up 24 ppg and 17 PER last year. Down to 18 ppg and a pretty pathetic 13 PER. I suppose it's more accurate to say he hasn't developed.
Not surprised at all that his points went down this year with Butler on the team. But his PER should have stayed the same or even got better. I have never cared for him as a player though. When people said trade CJ for him I almost puked (and I open to dealing CJ).
He's definitely becoming more Michael Beasley than LeBron like what was touted before the draft. For a comparison look at the per 36 stats and also the defensive rating per 100 possessions. https://www.basketball-reference.co...drew Wiggins&player_id2=wiggian01&idx=players
Except why would Cleveland want Ryan Anderson? Houston doesnt have the picks to make it worth it, and they dont jave the contracts to match that salary. I dont beleive they can clear the cap space either. I don't see how LeBron ends up there.
I can't think of a better rookie since LeBron. His passing is amazing and he finds ways to score without shooting. (He hasn't shot a single 3, I think.) I asked a while back who were the three players who'd averaged a triple double over the last ten games. He was the third (and the only one undefeated.)
Huh? Houston?? Why would he go there? I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying LeBron can switch teams just like Chris Paul did.
