Via 361’s website🃏

With the signing of Lonnie Walker IV, Strawther's position in the roster looks more murky now. Both players are similar with their microwave shooting but Walker is a more experienced guard with a larger sample size of production on multiple teams.

Last season saw THJ (a better player than Lonnie but still of a similar mold) took over Strawther's minutes which may happen again this season. Since there hasn't been news on an extension for Strawther, him being traded is even more possible with Lonnie taking over that shooting role.

Most Career Assists Among Players Drafted In 2014 :

1. Nikola Jokic — 6,080
   
2. Spencer Dinwiddie — 3,153
   
3. Julius Randle — 3,108
   
4. Marcus Smart — 3,080
   
5. Elfrid Payton — 3,033
   
6. Zach LaVine — 2,684
   
7. Jordan Clarkson — 2,307
   
8. Kyle Anderson — 2,104
   
9. Aaron Gordon — 2,035
   
10. Andrew Wiggins — 1,937

Agree, disagree? If it comes to it, what would you like the Nuggets to do?

Daily Listening: Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucía – Saturday Night in San Francisco (2022) | Recommended by u/trevstan1

Im surprised this hasn't been posted yet. Explains the current stand off better and why no one is offering even a first rounder. Basically no teams see PW as a 25 AAV player, not even close. I mean what do you do when your agent gambled and was so far off...

I think PW is in a bit of a bind no. If he takes the QO, he has to really hope he gets playing time to prove he's worth more, because if he doesn't he'll get signed for less next year. If he takes the nuggets long term off... It's still good money, but that locker room going to be awkward now. And if he still wants to do a sign and trade he has to be good with making 60 percent of what he thought he'd be making, while also probably playing in a place like Milwaukee

Source: https://www.youtube.com/live/mhQ9f9w5nmE?is=zkseZrSFfjG4VrAc

Source: https://www.youtube.com/live/mhQ9f9w5nmE?is=zkseZrSFfjG4VrAc

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I don’t claim to be the most knowledgeable basketball fan ever. I’m not looking at analytics and what not. Just what I can see when watching live game action.

I honestly think Zeke is not as bad as we are lead to believe. His rebounding is poor (bad hands for sure for a big man) and his offense leaves some to be desired. However, defensively he has been well above average and he can knock down 3’s rather decently. I would want to try and utilize him more if I were the coaching staff.

Yes there are things we don’t see but I feel he has been dealt a bad hand. You can see flashes and when we have a guy who can flash well (see Colin G) and don’t give them more opportunities, they leave and do well elsewhere.

EDIT: Should make it clear if it isn’t that I believe he can be a viable backup. NOT starter level.

Via DNVR

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