Bouknight with the poster!! Struggled in the first half (the whole Hornets team did) but has 17 and counting in the second.
0 TO’s and only -4. He didn’t have a bad game at all thoI don't know what his coaches are telling him to do/work on, but 16 shot attempts with 0 assists isn't ideal. Playing into what his detractors said of his game.
agreed, but i think a lot of people have him penciled in as as "instant offense/microwave scorer" type guy, who can be the sixth man on a good team. i imagine his coaches are just telling him to let it fly at this point.I don't know what his coaches are telling him to do/work on, but 16 shot attempts with 0 assists isn't ideal. Playing into what his detractors said of his game.
I agree here and feel dirty saying this but his game currently reminds me quite a bit of Dion Waiters...pure scorer and doesn't do a whole lot else...yet. I like to think that's his floor in the league (minus being a total head case) and he'll develop into a much more complete player especially at an intriguing young team like Charlotte.agreed, but i think a lot of people have him penciled in as as "instant offense/microwave scorer" type guy, who can be the sixth man on a good team. i imagine his coaches are just telling him to let it fly at this point.
Bouknight with the poster!! Struggled in the first half (the whole Hornets team did) but has 17 and counting in the second.
In the first game he played the last 5 minutes of the 1st Q, the last 5 of the 3rd Q, and then garbage time. And then last game he played basically the same plus the last 5-6 min of the 2Q with Oubre and Hayward out. It seems likely he'll carve out a role of the last 5-6 min of the first 3 quarters and then a couple spot minutes in the 4th. Something like 18-24 minutes a game.How many minutes do you guys think he will average in the regular season? The Hornets are really deep, especially on the wings and they are trying to be a playoff team (not a play-in game team) in a very competitive East. But it appears he will get a shot to be in the rotation for sure.
He’s basically leading their second unit at the moment. He’ll be in their rotation for sure. He’s essentially their monk replacement.How many minutes do you guys think he will average in the regular season? The Hornets are really deep, especially on the wings and they are trying to be a playoff team (not a play-in game team) in a very competitive East. But it appears he will get a shot to be in the rotation for sure.
Fran chimes in
Typically these tough cocky city kids aren’t as willing to be coached as hard as Bouk is. Good point by coach. Caron comes to mind in this aspect.
Bouk went nuts scoring 17 in the 2nd half pulling out all the moves we saw at UConn.
Think he's already done a good job with his body. Looks a lot thicker/sturdier than college.His durability and health is the only thing that could hold him back