So your Burn attempt fizzed out?
You got owned by A-Train. Fact.
So your Burn attempt fizzed out?
You got owned by A-Train. Fact.
LOL.. do you still stand behind this statement, Hack?????
I am sure almost everyone here saw the Summer League Game today. Burke was decent, improved a lot from the first game, but he is still pretty nervous as you can tell.
In six games vs. OKC in the playoffs this year (5 of which he started in) Beverley averaged 11.8 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 2.8 APG, 1 TOPG and shot 43% from the field in 33 MPG.
To compare both players in the Summer League game today let's see what their stats were today:
Trey Burke, 11 points, 2 assists, 2 rebounds, 4 turnovers, on 33% from the field.
Patrick Beverley 11 points, 3 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 turnovers on 50% from the field.
Obviously Beverley has a season under his belt and started in five playoff games last season. If he performed so well in the playoffs and was sub-par today, why does everybody think Burke is going to suck just because of a few unimpressive games?
Trey Burke will be fine and will win Rookie of the Year, book it.
The thing that i have liked the most about Burke is the fact that almost every time the shot clock was going down he made a play. Yes he missed some shots and yes guys misses or dropped some passes. But he finds a way to get us a good shot at the basket at the end of the clock almost every time. He played better today than yesterday and I think he plays better tomorrow. I agree with Lowe that he is adjusting.
If you could do our draft again, would you still take him first?
fishonjazz again:
"He just looks small out there.... not that you can't be good if you are small but usually you have to have some other special ability to make up for the lack of size.
Cp3 has amazing quickness (especially stopping and starting)
Nate robinson has amazing leaping ability (and great quickness)
Jameer nelson is super strong.
Does burk possess something like that to help overcome that lack of size."
If you could do our draft again, would you still take him first?
fishonjazz again:
"He just looks small out there.... not that you can't be good if you are small but usually you have to have some other special ability to make up for the lack of size.
Cp3 has amazing quickness (especially stopping and starting)
Nate robinson has amazing leaping ability (and great quickness)
Jameer nelson is super strong.
Does burk possess something like that to help overcome that lack of size."
I haven't read this thread...
But I gotta say Beverly is a great player. Someone I thought should have been doing a lot since his draft.....
But.. beverley is way older than burke with a hella more experience...
In a not so way of saying what I'm trying to say..... nancies gonna be nancies...
Yea some of the post were just commenting on his performance in one game and were not condemning Burke to being a D-League career. I thought Burke played better in the second game. He made adjustments but again he missed a lot of easy shots. Besides the fact that he is playing on a horrible summer league team. Lindsey was to busy with getting the GS deal done because he pretty much failed in bringing in any quality guys for the summer league. Burke only had 2 assists but if he were playing with guys who could make shots, he would have had at least 7-8 assists. A couple of the turnovers were just flat out drops by his teammates.
Burke is going to be fine. I think he is going to be a very good player but it might take awhile. There is one thing I don't worry about is that Burke will give it his all to be the best he can be. However, he is playing in a man's league now and he will have nights where he will struggle. People need to remember that even the great John Stockton had bad games. Yes it is true.
What I am looking at with Burke his first year is how does he handle his mistakes, is he learning the offense and is he getting guys the ball where they can be successful. His shot will be fine and I already like his defensive effort.