Just another one of the Rat Faced Bastards bought and paid for by Nike under performers so far. What's the odds on him staying healthy the whole year next year ??
He’s potentially the best player in the NBA and top 10 all-time. How can you afford to not take that chance?
He was one of the best 10 players in the league in his second year. If you don’t think he has that potential I’d question your bias.I feel you’re not being serious, but if so, that’s the best way to tell people that you’ve never watched a single second of basketball ever.
He was one of the best 10 players in the league in his second year. If you don’t think he has that potential I’d question your bias.
not hating but i cant really see zion staying healthy.
And to be honest, there are more dumb people who think they are smart and lack money. Wonder why that is.Older I get I’ve learned there’s a LOOOOT of dumb people with sizable money. Makes no sense logically.
So in a Hail Mary to save their own personal jobs, they gambled that amount with High Risk?I agree with this. If he walks, some other team signs him and he could blow up. He had all the leverage in this.
High risk, high reward. I totally get it was a gamble. And it could come back to bite them in the ass big time. 1 year ago, he averaged 27ppg, 7rpg and an all-star. I don’t think it’s a hell mary…I think it’s a small market team who has seen him in action since May taking a gamble (big one at that).So in a Hail Mary to save their own personal jobs, they gambled that amount with High Risk?
Yes…when he played. The issue is games played and being overweight.Underperformed? He averaged 22 ppg his rookie season and 27 ppg his second season
actually, he's right.....I feel you’re not being serious, but if so, that’s the best way to tell people that you’ve never watched a single second of basketball ever.
That’s what I came here to say… not sure which NBA he’s been watchingUnderperformed? He averaged 22 ppg his rookie season and 27 ppg his second season
The all star game is a popularity contest and always has been. Jamal Mashburn was a great NBA player and was constantly left off teams because he wasn't a fan fav.actually, he's right.....
from ESPN:
During his rookie season, he averaged 22.5 points per game and shot 58.3% overall. According to ESPN Stats & Information, Williamson was the second rookie in NBA history to average 20 points while shooting at least 55% from the field, joining Shaquille O'Neal (1992-93).
He also was the first teenager to score 20 points in 10 consecutive games, according to ESPN Stats & Information, and he accomplished that by his 15th career game.
During the 2020-21 season, Williamson averaged 27 points and 7.2 rebounds per game while shooting 61.1% from the field. His scoring average was the highest of any player in NBA history who shot over 60% from the field in a season.
Williamson was named an All-Star during his sophomore season and was a late selection to start the game. He became the fourth-youngest All-Star starter, behind only Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Magic Johnson.
Over his final 20 games of the season, Williamson's scoring increased to 29.6 points per game as he scored at least 30 points in 11 of those contests. Williamson had a stretch of 25 consecutive games with 20 or more points while shooting 50% or better from the field, joining O'Neal in 2001 as the only players to accomplish that in NBA history.
Toward the end of the year, Williamson became the 12th player in NBA history to score at least 2,000 points in his first 80 games, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. He became only the second player to do so in the past 40 seasons and the first to do so since Michael Jordan.
Williamson also saw his assists average jump from 2.1 to 3.7 as he assumed more ballhandling duties as the Pelicans unleashed "Point Zion" under former coach Stan Van Gundy. Whether he resumes those duties under Willie Green remains to be seen.
actually, he's right.....
from ESPN:
During his rookie season, he averaged 22.5 points per game and shot 58.3% overall. According to ESPN Stats & Information, Williamson was the second rookie in NBA history to average 20 points while shooting at least 55% from the field, joining Shaquille O'Neal (1992-93).
He also was the first teenager to score 20 points in 10 consecutive games, according to ESPN Stats & Information, and he accomplished that by his 15th career game.
During the 2020-21 season, Williamson averaged 27 points and 7.2 rebounds per game while shooting 61.1% from the field. His scoring average was the highest of any player in NBA history who shot over 60% from the field in a season.
Williamson was named an All-Star during his sophomore season and was a late selection to start the game. He became the fourth-youngest All-Star starter, behind only Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Magic Johnson.
Over his final 20 games of the season, Williamson's scoring increased to 29.6 points per game as he scored at least 30 points in 11 of those contests. Williamson had a stretch of 25 consecutive games with 20 or more points while shooting 50% or better from the field, joining O'Neal in 2001 as the only players to accomplish that in NBA history.
Toward the end of the year, Williamson became the 12th player in NBA history to score at least 2,000 points in his first 80 games, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. He became only the second player to do so in the past 40 seasons and the first to do so since Michael Jordan.
Williamson also saw his assists average jump from 2.1 to 3.7 as he assumed more ballhandling duties as the Pelicans unleashed "Point Zion" under former coach Stan Van Gundy. Whether he resumes those duties under Willie Green remains to be seen.
You're right, but it makes them feel better now that they see how much better Ja Morant is than Zion.
Wow kinda risky considering his injury history. Not sure I’d make that deal if I were them.
With a couple of knee and hip replacements, maybe he could make it half way through this contract.I'm not a huge Zion fan... Mostly because he is a Dookie and has underperformed so far.
With that said he is losing weight and working on his game more. I have a feeling he turns things around and has a decent career. Call me crazy but I think that's what happens. If not it will be top 10 busts in NBA history