2021-2022 Preseason and camp thread

[Dtownsfinest]

Originally Posted by BPo001

Since when is Olidipo a very good player? He hasn’t been the same player since his injury, and he is injury prone. We have one overpaid injury prone guy. Do we really want another one? Whoever we sign (if anyone) to a big deal is going to be the core going forward. MBT has to get it right.

Oladipo when healthy is very good. Now if you're saying he's not good because he's not available then that's fair but talent-wise? He's a very good player and exactly what this team could use if he was more healthy.

[BPo001]

Originally Posted by Dtownsfinest

Oladipo when healthy is very good. Now if you're saying he's not good because he's not available then that's fair but talent-wise? He's a very good player and exactly what this team could use if he was more healthy.

I’ll admit to having not watched him a lot. But his shooting percentages are not good. And of course availability is a huge question mark due to injury concerns. Last season he shot 40% from the field and 32% from 3 while with Houston. Once he got to Miami he shot 37% from the field and 23% from 3. He’s never shot above 37% from 3 in his career.

[Dtownsfinest]

Originally Posted by BPo001

I’ll admit to having not watched him a lot. But his shooting percentages are not good. And of course availability is a huge question mark due to injury concerns. Last season he shot 40% from the field and 32% from 3 while with Houston. Once he got to Miami he shot 37% from the field and 23% from 3. He’s never shot above 37% from 3 in his career.

He's not a great shooter by any means. I like more of the fact that he can get easy baskets, has handles and distribute.

Right now I've seen enough to just want guys on this team who can create their own shot and shots for others while Luka is on the bench. If they don't come out of this offseason without getting that its a failed offseason IMO.

Who's the Chris Paul out there that can take this team to the next level like he did for the Suns?