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Sinbad wrote: View PostOh for crying out loud. This is what I was afraid of. Sullinger is better utilized closer to the basket, but of course the Raptors are going to stick him on the perimeter.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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GLF wrote: View PostYup! I knew this would happen. They did it with Amir and Scola. Both guys who are better up close but they forced them to play on the perimeter because of JV. At least they didn't have the green light. Casey has said he is giving Sullinger the green light to shoot the 3. Sullinger already isn't shy to jack up shots so this could become a mess very quickly. We might have another chucker on our hands this season. Why is Casey so crazy? Like why would you give a 28% career 3 point shooter the green light? I don't care if it's corner 3's. That's just so dumb. Why not have a guy who is actually a good 3 point shooter start? Like why force someone to play a game they aren't good at when you have someone already who is good at the game you're looking to be played? Casey really frustrates me to no end. Thank God Sullinger is at least better than Scola overall, but this isn't going to work out too well and I bet you anything by mid season we will start cussing at Casey once again to start Patterson and stop this Sullinger thing.
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golden wrote: View PostNot sure I understand this. Sully hasn't been a good 3-pt shooter in his career so far, even on a team that manufactures open looks through ball-movement sets, like the Celts.
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MixxAOR wrote: View PostCorner threes are good. Those are the only ones he should be taking. He didn't too much of that with Celtics
We could easily play an inside out system with JV and Sully...but it wont happen. And it's even tougher since we won't stick Demar in a corner either.
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Uhh, Sully in the corner is absolutely the right decision. If he's in the corner so is his man, and it will only be when he's out there with JV (he'll also get minutes at C when he'll be asked to play more inside), so the transition D should be fine.
Sully can shoot the 20 footer with incredible accuracy. He just can't stretch his range out to 24 feet. He should be great from the corner, extra work on it this summer or not.
This is absolutely great news. If they were trumpeting about him being a threat from the top of the arc, or a primary option as a post player, I'd be very worried. He can be a high post facilitator (which he'll get chances to do off the bench and as a pick outlet with the starters) and a floor spreader, as well as a top notch rebounder. That's how he should be used.
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DanH wrote: View PostUhh, Sully in the corner is absolutely the right decision. If he's in the corner so is his man, and it will only be when he's out there with JV (he'll also get minutes at C when he'll be asked to play more inside), so the transition D should be fine.
Sully can shoot the 20 footer with incredible accuracy. He just can't stretch his range out to 24 feet. He should be great from the corner, extra work on it this summer or not.
This is absolutely great news. If they were trumpeting about him being a threat from the top of the arc, or a primary option as a post player, I'd be very worried. He can be a high post facilitator (which he'll get chances to do off the bench and as a pick outlet with the starters) and a floor spreader, as well as a top notch rebounder. That's how he should be used.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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GLF wrote: View PostIs he really a good corner 3 point shooter? I swear he only took 2 corner threes all of last season so how are you so sure he shoots it with incredible accuracy? But I hope you're right. It just seems crazy to me to say you're giving him the "green light". But if he actually proves to shoot that corner 3 with good accuracy then I'm all for it. I do worry about the transition D though when he is playing alongside JV. Casey says we shall see. So if he's horrible at it Casey might actually look into starting Patterson instead. Which is fine by me
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Sinbad wrote: View PostI have a hard time believing that Casey would give up on Sullinger to start Patterson after enduring Scola as a starter despite all the headaches it caused.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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GLF wrote: View PostIs he really a good corner 3 point shooter? I swear he only took 2 corner threes all of last season so how are you so sure he shoots it with incredible accuracy? But I hope you're right. It just seems crazy to me to say you're giving him the "green light". But if he actually proves to shoot that corner 3 with good accuracy then I'm all for it. I do worry about the transition D though when he is playing alongside JV. Casey says we shall see. So if he's horrible at it Casey might actually look into starting Patterson instead. Which is fine by me
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golden wrote: View PostGLF, you are amazing if you didn't look that up. Sully took only 1.9% of his 103 3pt attempts from the corner, which is..... 2 corner 3s all last year. lol. So, we really have no idea how that's going to work. I have a hard time picturing Sully in a contract year with his offensive skillset being happy to just sit in the corner and be a bailout option for Lowry and DD hot potatoes. More importantly, becoming a stretch big so far away from the basket could negate one his biggest strengths - offensive rebounding and easy putbacks.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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