he’s not really a perimeter player. the only thing he can do on the perimeter is run the pick and roll. And 47% isn’t that good considering ALL his shots are in the paintAre you confused
dudes love throwing on theAll this juelzing just to say that Donovan “30 points 30 shots” Mitchell ... couldn’t handle being a #1 option without chucking inefficiently
nikka shooting 36% you can park his ass anywhere you want
for chuckers 
47% is rather good for a perimeter player
Donovan Mitchell shot 36% in his second round series and the coli basketball gurus kiss his ass all night long
Go figure
47% is rather good for a perimeter player
Donovan Mitchell shot 36% in his second round series and the coli basketball gurus kiss his ass all night long
Go figure
) in a 2nd round playoff series. Going forward kid needs to either relegate and share ball handling duties with a real guard that can actually space the floor or completely reinvent his shot and develop some kind of offensive game that actually works outside of the FT line. Hell he needs to get better from there too, cause he shot worse than so many actual centers from there this season. Yeah you probably should have researched a bit beyond whatever graphic you seen watching ESPN’s “first take” before you let this post roll off your fingertips ... you definitely don’t want to get into “30 for 30’s” clutchtime shooting percentagesstats huh¿
what this bum.simmons #'s look like when it's time to close a game¿
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Who the fukk you think reading all of this nonsensical Mumbo Jumbo ...If you're ~6'10 barefoot and have NEVER even taken a single 3 point attempt (let alone actually made one) all season and postseason long, I've got some news for you; you ain't no perimeter player. You cannot seriously try and pass yourself off as a guard in any era of the NBA, let alone this one, while being straight up incapable of making a shot outside of 15 FT from the basket.
Dude is a PF who is very gifted at the art of passing. Now there's nothing wrong with that at all by any means, good passing is a skill any player at any position can benefit immensely from, but at this point the "Ben Simmons is the actual point guard of the 76ers" experiment/narrative should be over and done with. You can't be the primary ball handler trying to pass yourself off as a perimeter player in 2018 while having a shotchart almost indistinguishable from Shaq in 2001 (minus about 20% FG%
47% is rather good for a perimeter player
Donovan Mitchell shot 36% in his second round series and the coli basketball gurus kiss his ass all night long
Go figure
This is what defeat looks like.Who the fukk you think reading all of this nonsensical Mumbo Jumbo ...
Ben is a PG ... save this goofy rambling for the next man
If you're ~6'10 barefoot and have NEVER even taken a single 3 point attempt (let alone actually made one) all season and postseason long, I've got some news for you; you ain't no perimeter player. You cannot seriously try and pass yourself off as a guard in any era of the NBA, let alone this one, while being straight up incapable of making a shot outside of 15 FT from the basket.
Dude is a PF who is very gifted at the art of passing. Now there's nothing wrong with that at all by any means, good passing is a skill any player at any position can benefit immensely from, but at this point the "Ben Simmons is the actual point guard of the 76ers" experiment/narrative should be over and done with. You can't be the primary ball handler trying to pass yourself off as a perimeter player in 2018 while having a shotchart almost indistinguishable from Shaq in 2001 (minus about 20% FG%
1.The first thing you should do is learn what a perimeter player means ... then we may be able to have a discussion ...as of now your confusion on basic basketball terminology is leading you to very poorly constructed post
My groupie back following me around again ... hey how did that dominate #4 ranked New Orleans defense look against the Warriors btw?
What kind of disingenuous ass post is this? One is actually being guarded everywhere on the court, has to carry the bulk of the #1 option duties (has to take shots in any given scenario - doesn't have the luxury to defer), shoots 3-pters (the fact you referenced FG% says it all), while the other isn't being guarded on the perimeter, only takes shots in or around the paint, doesn't shoot 3-pters and doesn't have to carry the bulk of the #1 option duties.
Even had the nerve to refer to Simmons as a "perimeter" player when referencing his FG%....
Deflection is the first sign of defeat.My groupie back following me around again ... hey how did that dominate #4 ranked New Orleans defense look against the Warriors btw?
#ColiGuruExpert
You would be the expert on that as I’ve seen some of your prior workThis is what defeat looks like.
Stalking is the first sign of obsessionDeflection is the first sign of defeat.
