My brother has a theory that since they’re playing in the same gyms over and over, you get more comfortable. And with the stands walled out, it’s a lot easier to measure where the rim is. This groove Trent is in may last. Holy shit. Is this a jinx thread?
Well if you mean sustainable as in this year i can get behind it. But what happens when hes not in the same gyms over and over and travelling next season? When you mention it, it breaks the sustainability. So in the aspect you laid out, it itself is not sustainable. So in conclusion, you jinxed him already with this hypothesis. Lol.
Right. I guess i was questioning the theory since in 2 years max we will be back to travelling NBA. But regardless, its fun to watch now and that is what matters.
I wouldn't call it a jinx. I would compare your theory to a highly touted college freshman who plays well at home, but gets the yips on the road. If the player is really that good they will gain confidence and experience and the issue will fix itself. If Trent is as good as we all hope he will gain that experience and confidence by the time the league returns to normal.
is this a post from January? Gary isn’t some unknown, he’s been Portland’s best bench player for months. As for sustainable, of course 60% shooting isn’t sustainable but he’s a great shooter, has always been a great shooter, and will always remain a great shooter. He just needed playing time.
Opportunity + Nurk = excellence Nurk is so good for our ball movement which creates easier opportunities. Trent is taking advantage.
Just like Gary Trent Jr. from 3-pt. range... that shirt is on fiyahhh! You can just see that this kid has worked his ass off to get better & I love the swagger/confidence that he's been displaying, as of late. Looks like we've got ourselves a keeper.
haha I was just about to comment that his shirt must have come from Guy Fieri's closest because it is butt ugly. To each their own, I guess.
LOL, yup... that shirt is definitely from somewhere near Flavor Town! Guy Fieri saw this interview with GTJ and was like, "THAT'S MY FUCKING SHIRT, BRO!"
I know the Wes comp gets thrown around a lot, but Trent's build and game remind me more of Danny Green. Wes had some more post ability, but Trent is just 21. Ceiling is higher than both those comps.
How much of Trent's breakthrough is because Ariza stayed home? Would he have got the same opportunity? Silver linings... Still wish Nas could be having a similar breakthrough. I wonder if the concussion threw him off or just got him out of the rotation at the wrong time. Also Mario looks sad after not playing badly at all in the warmup games.
He's between the two in height but the lightest of the three. Don't know wingspans, but I imagine Wes has the longest arms. Gary probably has the biggest vertical, though. Wes: 220 lbs, 6'4" Green: 215 lbs, 6'6" Gary: 209 lbs, 6'5"
