He averaged one shot per game and was primarily a cutter (mentioned this before). He didn't develop a shot until last season because he lost his explosiveness towards the end of his Pistons tenure and had to find a way to stay somewhat relavent. His shot attempts from midrange and 3 doubled per game and he can easily get you 15/5/5 any night and can even come off the bench and score 30 whenever he wants. He's a killer bench player and would fit perfectly. Especially now that he's im
I think it's safe to say that our options at this point are: Sign Stuckey, let smith walk. Sign Stuckey, trade Tjones for future 1st, re-sign Smith Sac signs Smith, S&T for Collison Re-sign Smith, trade Tjones for another PG (Lawson) Lineup could be: Bev or Lawson/Stuckey or Bev or Collison Harden/Brewer Ariza/Dekker Dmo/Tjones or Smith Howard/Capila I think all those options are an improvement
He had three games after the All-Star weekend break where he scored 30 or more points (click spoiler below). Spoiler The game where he had 34 points / 7 assists versus Orlando is in this YouTube video: Spoiler <iframe width="854" height="510" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/6nkSWLqwgr0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Here's Stuckey's shotchart from last season:
Getting Stuckey should be our first priority if LMA goes elsewhere (which is very likely), right? Stuckey is perfect for this team.
This is confusing. I thought you were calling my post ostentatious. It's a synonym of pedantic. I looked that up too. I'm gonna carry on now. I apologize for correcting your original post. I also apologize for the Pygmy's down in New Guinea. Amen.