« Reply #32 on: April 22, 2016, 04:17:20 PM »
Much as I like him, I am getting really, really, really, really tired of saying "I think he has the potential to develop a jumpshot one day" about seemingly every single guy we bring to Boston.
My goodness, isn't that the truth.
This is a make-miss league, as they say, and the three pointer is more important than ever.
So can we stop acquiring guys with suspect jumpers and no clear NBA position and prioritize size and shooting for once?
Obviously, Ainge has had a lot of success building up this team by going for guys who are devalued because of their size, poor shooting, or both, but you can't build an entire team that way if you don't like getting curb stomped in the playoffs, where, surprise, size (at all positions, not talking about traditional big men here) and shooting matter a great deal.
If he's the best player available, then you take him shooting problems or not.
agreed. and as was posted above, perhaps the shooting woes for the celtics might be corrected by free agency or a trade. the celtics dont have to solve all their problems through the draft this year.

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