Zombie C.J. is horrible

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  1. 3RA1N1AC

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    Its not so much the bashing, but the "scouting reports" from some posters that cracks me up.

    "He just doesn't have it, and he never will"

    Don't quit your day job fellas.
     
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    amazing how many times some faceplant yet year after year they still boldly return to trot out fresh batches of stupid as if no one recalls

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    If it's him and Dame going forward, he'll probably stick to 6th man as they're just too small together on the defensive end... shades of Curry & Ellis. Adding another wing sized player who can handle/create would go a long ways towards making the roster click

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  4. GriLtCheeZ

    GriLtCheeZ "Well, I'm not lookin' for trouble."

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    CJ has had the tools all along, he just needed time to put it all together.
     
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    After hoping for our own iteration of the Microwave for many seasons and seeing guys like Fernandez, Jack and Bayless not make the cut, it's nice to see CJ have a long string of games in which he gets it done on offense.

    Here's hoping he doesn't regress in the playoffs.
     
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    CJ put it all together after Mathews went down. So was Mathews injury a blessing in disguise?
     
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    Maybe 2-3 years down the road we'll know, but for this season... Absolutely not.
     
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    Matthews. *facepalm* Every. Time.
     
  9. GriLtCheeZ

    GriLtCheeZ "Well, I'm not lookin' for trouble."

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    Actually I don't think CJ has put it "all" together, but he most definitely looks like he belongs.
    No, of course not.
     
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    well said
     
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    What are CJ's real names?

    Chester James?

    Christian Jehoshaphat?

    Chuck Jumpers?

    Anyone?
     
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    Amazingly enough, your first two guesses contain the correct answer. And no, it is not Chester Jehoshaphat.
     
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    McCollum is a nice player with some real limitations. I would love to see him work on becoming more of a PG and less of a pure SG. Ironically, I'd like to see him become more like Lillard.
     
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    There was a nickname thread, just for him. Where were you?
     
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    I am always in favor of always having true PGs play PG. IMO PG is the most crucial position on the floor and I don't like having a player who does not excel at it, running the team. I just don't see the need. Get a back up PG to play 15 minutes a game and let CJ do what he does best......shoot. He has more limitations at PG than he does at SG.

    Almost all SG's have limitations. Wes has quite a few himself. Just make sure we have another SG that makes up for CJ's lack of ideal height. It maybe a pipe dream but I would love for it to be Crabbe.
     
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    Standing a full 6-5, appearing 6-6 when loose on the range, Petteri Koponen is 2 inches taller than McCollum. Yet Koponen plays PG and McCollum plays SG. As long as Pritchard's untested 1st-round pick roves in the wild, we should not consider any domesticated shrimp as our 3rd PG.
     
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    Think of what could have been: Petteri, JJ, Zbo.....sigh...
     
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    Thomas Robinson, Will Barton, Sergio, Juwan Howard, Khryapa, so many more...The talent that this team has dropped, you could draw a genealogy tree back to the beginning of civilization.
     
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    Bump?

    :breakdance:
     
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