Let's make a case for waiters being the worst player in the nba

[Loose]

I don't even think its debatable he's at least bottom 5.

.16 ftr
.28% from 3
37% fg%
43% ts %

.002 w/s 48

-0.5 vorp
-4.7 bpm

sucks at the line, sucks at the rim. takes midrange step back shots. easily worst in the league

 

[jaguar paw]

His "upside" saved the Cavs season.

That's value to me.



His BBIQ is low. Confidence and perception of himself is high.

Has a decent first step and can split defenders at will.

He needs to experience overseas.

 

[Hoganese]

You forget the toughness he brings to the table.

Is he gonna be the Kendrick Perkins of the team for the next 5 years now?

 

[Hoganese]

If I was an OKC fan, my biggest worry would be that Dion goes off for 30 in a playoff game and they get stuck with him.

 

[Loose]

If I was an OKC fan, my biggest worry would be that Dion goes off for 30 in a playoff game and they get stuck with him.

I doubt he gets much playing time in the playoffs don't see that happening

 

[KOBE]

if philly really wanted to tank they would have traded for waiters and rivers and made those two their starting backcourt.


could have made the WOAT backcourt and tanked the right way.

 

[Pesci]

based on eye test alone, i vote Spencer Hawes

 

[DoubleJ13]

He is new Perk

 

[the cool]

Raymond Felton is pretty bad

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

@Eye Cue 182 Anything to add?

 

[SHO-NUFF]

He going to force lamb to play better defense to compete for more minutes, and that is a good thing

Remember maynor?
Okay, now remember how much better Westbrook played under control, once some of his minutes started going to maynor?
Motivation through competition.....
Same principle at work here; lamb is the keeper, and we believe in him long term, but he needs to step it up, to get/stay on the floor

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

@Eye Cue 182 ?

 

[The War Report]

He has one more year to make an impression. I'm not optimistic.