That’s the thing that kills Zach is his consistency. He plays great 2-3 games in a row then bad for 2 more games in a row, back and fourth
Ok I’m loving Baz hustle but he’s gonna drive us crazy when he tries to handle the ball too much. He doesn’t look to good when he’s tries to do that
Yea but Nurk will probably be nowhere near where he was before he got injured. Which is totally understandable.
Man I miss Nurkic
Mann his little baby jumper looks money now. If he can hit that all season at a good clip we’ll be really dangerous
I was here screaming how awful they looked but man I hope they can keep it consistent
Fuck man Whiteside looks like he’s going to be injured a lot this year. I hope Skal is as good as I think he is. He might be playing a lot this year..
I’m with you on that. I think he’ll actually be better as a pure off guard player. PG is not his game right now
our starters are going to be damn good. But I think we are going to have a bottom 5 bench
yup our bench is going to be bad I’m afraid
So I think our starters is going to be really good this year but our bench I believe is going to kill us.. I just feel like we don’t have no defense...
simons is a really bad defender unfortunately
Man what’s up with our defense ? Our rotations are so bad
Curious isn’t the MLS more of a downgrade than the NBA? Maybe they just pay more
Whiteside has definitely been underwhelming. I can see what Miami meant about him
Huge Duck fan here! But I always root for the success of the Beavers. No partisan stuff from me I’m all for reppin for the state !
That’s exactly what it was. Trading Jermaine O’Neal was a huge mistake. Jermaine was a bonafide star that would have been a perfect transition from...
why didn’t you like him here? He was a huge success here I’ll say considering when we got him at that point of his career.
Skal is no joke damn! His footwork is really good and has a good feel for the game..
damn we got lucky with him he’ll be the perfect hand off from dame when he starts to get older
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