FarBeyondDriven wrote:can the kid get a real offseason with NBA coaches and trainers before we relegate him to being a backup PG?
Blazers HAVE to fire Chauncey.
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FarBeyondDriven wrote:can the kid get a real offseason with NBA coaches and trainers before we relegate him to being a backup PG?
zzaj wrote:Big J wrote:zzaj wrote:
Seriously...everyone knows skill development doesn't happen in-season. Hell, team practices barely happen in season.The Scoot that we see next year will be very telling...
He's not going to suddenly become a different player. A lot of what we're seeing this year is who he is. He might become a better version of that, but the idea that he's going to turn into DRose or prime Westbrook is laughable.
While I don't think he's going to turn into DRose or Westbrook, I think he's shown enough glimpses this season in "good Scoot" games that he can be an average starting PG. I expect 20 year olds to make some improvement over the summer, and it's absolutely crucial that he does. I'll say it again the Scoot that we see next year will be very telling--if he's as all around inefficient as he has been this year? That's a bit of a problem. If he looks consistently more like what we see with "good Scoot" this time next year? Then I think that's enough to show that he'll be an average, starting PG.
Big J wrote:zzaj wrote:Big J wrote:
He's not going to suddenly become a different player. A lot of what we're seeing this year is who he is. He might become a better version of that, but the idea that he's going to turn into DRose or prime Westbrook is laughable.
While I don't think he's going to turn into DRose or Westbrook, I think he's shown enough glimpses this season in "good Scoot" games that he can be an average starting PG. I expect 20 year olds to make some improvement over the summer, and it's absolutely crucial that he does. I'll say it again the Scoot that we see next year will be very telling--if he's as all around inefficient as he has been this year? That's a bit of a problem. If he looks consistently more like what we see with "good Scoot" this time next year? Then I think that's enough to show that he'll be an average, starting PG.
Ahh got it. Yea, I guess he could become a Mike Conley type. We were all sold a different bill of goods on him though.
Special_Puppy wrote:FarBeyondDriven wrote:can the kid get a real offseason with NBA coaches and trainers before we relegate him to being a backup PG?
Blazers HAVE to fire Chauncey.
Edrees wrote:JRoy wrote:Monta Ellis have it all
I was hoping and expecting this to be one of the first replies. You did not disappoint. Jroy have it all.
Braggins wrote:Scoots at 58 total games currently.
entire season
27.8 min ~ 13.6 pts ~ 3.1 reb ~ 5.1 ast ~ 3.3 tov
38.7% fg ~ 31.4% 3pt ~ 81.3% ft (3.2 fta)
first 29 games
27.8 min ~ 12.0 pts ~ 3.0 reb ~ 4.9 ast ~ 3.3 tov
36.5% fg ~ 29.3% 3pt ~ 72.0% ft (2.8 fta)
last 29 games
27.9 min ~ 15.1 pts ~ 3.3 reb ~ 5.3 ast ~ 3.2 tov
40.9% fg ~ 33.3% 3pt ~ 88.6% ft (3.6 fta)
Scoot vs Miller per75 breakdown + 10 game splits
Scoot Henderson ~ 20.2 yrs
per75 possession: 18.2 pts ~ 4.2 reb ~ 6.8 ast ~ 1.0 stl ~ 0.3 blk ~ 4.4 tov ~ 4.3 pf
42.3% 2pt (11.3 2pta) ~ 31.4% 3pt (5.5 3pta) ~ 81.3% ft (4.4 fta) ~ 1.56 ast/tov
10 game splitsSpoiler:
Brandon Miller ~ 21.4 yrs
per75 possession: 19.9 pts ~ 5.0 reb ~ 2.7 ast ~ 1.1 stl ~ 0.7 blk ~ 2.0 tov ~ 2.9 pf
49.5% 2pt (9.4 2pta) ~ 37.4% 3pt (7.6 3pta) ~ 81.5% ft (2.6 fta) ~ 1.32 ast/tov
10 game splitsSpoiler:
Yes, definitely. Lillard struggled with this in his rookie season too. I think Scoot will improve in this area significantly, starting with this offseason.ItsDanger wrote:Biggest weakness shown in his rookie season might be the very poor finish at the rim.
Dame Lizard wrote:Yes, definitely. Lillard struggled with this in his rookie season too. I think Scoot will improve in this area significantly, starting with this offseason.ItsDanger wrote:Biggest weakness shown in his rookie season might be the very poor finish at the rim.
Braggins wrote:Last 31 games of the season he averaged
28.9 mpg ~ 15.5 ppg ~ 3.1 rpg ~ 5.9 apg
40.8% fg ~ 34.8% 3pt ~ 88.9% ft
tester551 wrote:Braggins wrote:Last 31 games of the season he averaged
28.9 mpg ~ 15.5 ppg ~ 3.1 rpg ~ 5.9 apg
40.8% fg ~ 34.8% 3pt ~ 88.9% ft
Not bad...
Watching most of his games, he has to dramatically improve his decision making. FAR too many "WTF" type plays.
Braggins wrote:tester551 wrote:Braggins wrote:Last 31 games of the season he averaged
28.9 mpg ~ 15.5 ppg ~ 3.1 rpg ~ 5.9 apg
40.8% fg ~ 34.8% 3pt ~ 88.9% ft
Not bad...
Watching most of his games, he has to dramatically improve his decision making. FAR too many "WTF" type plays.
Yeah, he was still at over 3 turnovers per game in that stretch. During the middle portion of the season when Portland had some of their other main ball handlers still playing he was starting to cut back on the turnovers, but later in the season when they were rolling with Delano Banton as the 2nd ball handler and Scoots responsibility drastically increased his turnovers trended back in the wrong direction.