He seems to gel well with some of the young guys too, which can only help them grow. And perhaps he can help Hendricks learn to be effective without being able to move.
TBF that’s in about 2/3rd of the minutes of Key and Lauri. Compensating for that he’s at 3.6 points, not far behind Key and Lauri. Still terrible efficiency though. Interesting stats. Thanks for posting this.
If you’re an organization like the Jazz that can’t attract decent free agents and you have a chance to get Zion relatively cheaply, I’d be all over it. Going from a joke to a serious organization should only help him. Imagine a front line of Zion, Lauri and Kessler if Kessler’s shooting is real...
Small sample size but over the last 5 games he’s averaging 9/2/1 in 19 mpg. Nothing earth shattering, but not bad at all considering where he’s come from.
I can't claim much on this board and can claim even less that I've been right about, but I was all in on Black in that draft. Though to be fair before this season I wanted to trade Keyonte for him, which probably wasn't the best idea in hindsight.
Different sites seem to show slightly different outcomes, but according to this site we have the 3rd hardest schedule remaining (somehow having had the 7th hardest schedule so far already). That should help the tank.
https://powerrankingsguru.com/nba/strength-of-schedule.php
His 3p% is pretty much back up to his career % and rising and his overall fg% is up a good 5% compared to last year. It isn’t just progress he’s made this year, but a big jump. I’ll readily admit I didn’t see it coming after last season.
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