Just wanted to make a thread to talk about how great Walker has been off the bench in his proper role.
No, this is an appreciation thread. Just giving him the props he deserves for his play off the bench.Lol this dude called me a troll
The thing is, the team is already so adapted to Walker's softness that he never even gets the ball unless it's an open dunk or layup. The rest of the players know that nothing good will come out of it if they put him in a 1-on-1 situation on the block. And Walker doesn't want it either.A true big rim finisher/runner can't have a FTR of .184. That is just flat out unacceptable levels of softness offensively. Until he figures that out, he is better served off the bench.
Yeah, for all of Gobert's awkwardness and ball fumbling he stilled tried to put it on your head if he had an opportunity.The thing is, the team is already so adapted to Walker's softness that he never even gets the ball unless it's an open dunk or layup. The rest of the players know that nothing good will come out of it if they put him in a 1-on-1 situation on the block. And Walker doesn't want it either.
That's just a huge hurdle for an offense to overcome.
Reminds me of a past center for the jazz tbh.The thing is, the team is already so adapted to Walker's softness that he never even gets the ball unless it's an open dunk or layup. The rest of the players know that nothing good will come out of it if they put him in a 1-on-1 situation on the block. And Walker doesn't want it either.
That's just a huge hurdle for an offense to overcome.
not in 1-on-1 situations on the block.Yeah, for all of Gobert's awkwardness and ball fumbling he stilled tried to put it on your head if he had an opportunity.
Gobert got fouled a **** ton and dunked through people often. I didnt say anything about catching it on the block.not in 1-on-1 situations on the block.
Rudy rarely even got the ball unless it's for an open dunk or layup