I'm glad you said this. I think Skal is going to show us something good next season... I'm still trying to understand what Sacramento was thinking.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! We don't want to expose these bad organizations too much until we take advantage of them a couple more times.
sure...3 years of a poor-perimeter-shooting point-forward instead of an actual PG worked so well that you might as well make it a 4th year. career assist/turnover: Turner 1.95....Hezonja 1.11 career assist rate: 19.8%....Hezonja 10.6% I don't have a problem with Hezonja replacing Turner's minutes, but reprising Turner's role? hope that's not the plan
what makes you think Hezonja can play PG besides some 3 game sample? How much have you watched him play?
I’ve watched Hezonja since he was at Barcelona. I’ve posted about him on here for years. Nice try though. You should probably let him know he can’t do it.
You have, true, but certainly not in glowing terms. The 2016 trade deadline thread contained some particularly unflattering analysis.
quit being snarky....I don't give a shit about 'winning' this argument and wasn't even looking to start one it was an honest question. If you've seen him run teams successfully, then explain. I've said before (in this thread I believe) that I know next to nothing about Hezonja. I've probably seen him play less than 30 minutes, and I can't really remember them. So yeah, I'll look at his numbers and form some questions; is that ok? My thinking on a point-forward for Portland is based upon 3 years of suffering thru Turner and the idea that actual forwards with PG skills are really rare
I felt like you were being snarky so I was just giving it back. My bad if I misread it. And I actually haven’t seen Hezonja run an offense beyond those last couple of games last year, of which I’ve only seen clips on YouTube. I do know, or at least think, that he has the passing ability to at least warrant a look in an expanded role though. Why he hasn’t gotten that opportunity yet I don’t know, but he hasn’t exactly played in developmental hotbeds either.
no problem Scalma maybe he has hidden talents that showed a little in the last 4 games of last season. His experience has been in Orlando and NY and those two teams haven't been very good at evaluating and developing talent lately. And after being a 5th pick that obviously disappointed, maybe he didn't get a fair shake in Orlando like I said, I have no issue with him taking Turner's minutes. It's just that after Turner, I'm cynical about a point-forward role as is being discussed in another thread, my preference right now is that Portland rescinds the QO to Layman and fill out the roster by signing a PG and a big