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Actually I think it is, since it reflects on how much they can't keep him out the paint. He keeps hitting them then they have to cover the kid giving him more chances to blow by his defender. Again I just want him to think mid range pull up instead of going all the way as much as he does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermy
Thorpe's rookie rankings: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/rookies/rankings
Stucko is #17
Hollinger's Rookie PER leaders: http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/holli...seasonType%3d2
Stucko is #12
Hopefully the more he plays the more he moves up that list. Once we lock up the conference and the 2nd seed (officially), we should start giving the young guys a little extra burn before the playoffs.
Kstat reports more love for Stuckey from Mark Jackson.
The sky is the limit for him.
Jackson brought up an important point that a lot of people overlooked.
Rodney Stuckey went from a pure scorer to a pure point guard in back to back games.
20 year old guards are not supposed to be able to be that versatile.
Stuckey simply amazes me sometimes. It's nice to know we're set at PG for years to come.
We can probably close the poll. This is no longer up for debate.
Through 3 games in april, stuckey's averaging 19 points a game, plus 5 assists and 2 steals on %51 shooting.
i think if he didnt get injured, and landed on a team where he could have been starting, those numbers (with a lower shooting %) might be his avg on the year, or atleast 2nd half.
a big step in his development is gonna be when he stops defering and realizes that he is the man stuckey.