All players, but especially bigs, always look better in the preseason.
And the over-generalization award goes to......
All players, but especially bigs, always look better in the preseason.
Didnt Trey Burke once have a good pre-season? As for bigs, Fesenko and even Araujo looked like they might develop into backups based on some preseason games.What do you have to back this up?
So from what I can gather he is averaging 12.6 rebounds, 3.2 blocks, and 22.1 points per game per 36 while shooting 63% from the floor and 74.5% from the line.
Pretty fantastic albeit in a small sample size.
All players, but especially bigs, always look better in the preseason.
I see your point, but maybe not. If Rudy is available for high efficiency buckets, he should still get touches at a high frequency. I believe Hayward becomes more of a facilitator now that he has weapons around him. And with more outside shooters, Rudy will be open more frequently and his usage will go up.
Didnt Trey Burke once have a good pre-season? As for bigs, Fesenko and even Araujo looked like they might develop into backups based on some preseason games.
But the point is, Rudy has shown some offensive shots he's never had and his FT form is different. Jazz don't need Rudy to be a 20/10 guy. On offense, he just needs to keep opponents honest. If the opposing center drops off to double team, Rudy needs to be able to get the pass and score. And finish games...last year Wuin pulled him because he knew opponents were just going to put him on the FT line.
He had 15, 5, and 3 against the Clipper starters which would be his worst game. It is just one game though.
I won't believe until I seem him play against a bigger 5. I saw what Bogut did to him in the olympics and it wasn't pretty. And he has always struggled against bigger opponents who push him around.
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He looked as good as I have ever seen.
Does anyone know any way to find out his per 36 #'s from the pre-season?