I think we’re all pretty confident in Wemby’s defensive abilities, but offensively what would you say he needs to improve on, and what are things you don’t like about his offensive game as of right now? It’s going to be a work in progress for him and the team to figure out what he really should be doing on offense, and the best way to work around him.
He needs to play in the paint the majority of the time and stop hanging around the 3pt line.
Need to get stronger, just enough to be able keep his balance from physical defense without compromising his mobility. Once that happens, he’ll finally be a true nightmare matchup for the defense regardless if he becomes a knockdown 3pt shooter.
I would love to give him 20 shots a game
Different areas of the floor, less threes.
Even the lobs tonight were pretty bad.
I don’t like this vassell and keldon offense, it isn’t helping his development. And if he doesn’t develop we go no where
after 20 games if he hasn’t made improvements
Revert back to this trash we running now and tank for another pick whilst he gets stronger
This is unwatchable and doesn’t have any system for development
I said it before but it looks like his teammates never wanna give him the ball when he’s open/has advantages. He gets the ball at the absolute worst times for him to and has to try and make something happen.
He’s very skilled but he’s still pretty sloppy. This is one of the times not having a good point guard will hurt him. I’m still on board with point sochan. It’s part of the process, but I think you’ll want Tre Jones and Wemby on the floor together a lot more
I don’t wanna believe that they’re purposely avoiding passing him the ball at the right times. I’ll chalk that up to them just missing good passes. If I were to believe they’re purposely trying to ice him out that would be a much larger issue in itself.
Agreed. I keep seeing this narrative in Youtube comments and in here that players are trying to ice Wemby out, and that just seems out of place with everything we know about this team so far.