@DominicSeifert@BiasedHouston@joe_trev Ime knew Fred was injured going into the season(plenty of time) and still created one of the worst offenses I’ve ever seen. He didn’t even attempt to feature Reed Sheppard, who is an offense unto himself
@DominicSeifert@BiasedHouston@joe_trev I think this is disingenuous because anyone watching knows the lineups Reed was playing with were HORRIBLE. That has more to do with Ime having zero offensive creativity and always valuing “tough defenders” over actually scoring points
Listen I love Capela for his first years with the rockets but he has been a massive walking liability this season. Just slow footed on defense, terrible turnovers on offense and absolutely ZERO touch around the basket. I’d rather see small ball Jabari at the 5. #Rockets
@lf_Tru @BiasedHouston I think the steals account for this. If he gets scored on 4 times in isolation but gets 5 steals(or just forces turnovers) it’s a net positive. Combine that with the spacing he provides, he should get playing time
@EchoChamberMan@RobKSports@akaChrisx Personally, I hope we stay at 3 and get Reed too but I’d be lying if I said Sarr isn’t the better player/prospect. Floor or ceiling Sarr just is the pick at 1
@akaChrisx@EchoChamberMan@RobKSports Very true. They’re almost the perfect vision of a modern 4/5. Regardless both are winning plug and play players in virtually any line up
@EchoChamberMan@akaChrisx@RobKSports You don’t see any world where having both is beneficial? Who would possibly want 2 big switchable shooting forwards? Not to mention Sarr is young and cheap team controlled.