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OJ is a pretty good scorer...
:sas:McRoberts ain't no scrub either though. He's a very talented and versatile player.
I watched every second of the Bulls seriesYou obviously didn't watch any Pacer games last season...
I'm not even that big of a fan of Josh McRoberts TBH (surprising because he went to Duke). They both are underachieving players, the difference is everyone here is acting like OJ Mayo is an all-star waiting to happen, when he's not. Like I pointed out earlier, he's gotten worse every season he's been in the league. That's not "getting the right opportunities", that's just fact.No matter what your opinion of OJ Mayo is, yours is clearly retarded CC, Josh McRoberts isn't worth him. Josh McRoberts is nothing more than a role player while OJ Mayo has a ton of untapped potential that would really shine through with a change of scenery, just like it did in his first two seasons.
Brought him off the bench for no reason? Stop it man. Tony Allen, as has been well documented, was one of the biggest reasons for the Grizzlies' improvement last year. He was much more valuable to that team than OJ Mayo could have been.OJ has not gotten worse every year he's been in the league, he got worse this past year because they used him off the bench for no reason and he wasn't happy about it and clearly didn't put forth nearly as much effort.
He was better in his second season than his first, his PPG dropped by a point while his FG% went up .20 points with his 3P% staying the same, a decrease in TOPG and FPG.
It's easy to be good on a bad team.You obviously didn't watch any Pacer games last season...
lol what? :headsmack:Says the guy with the Eric Gordon avi.
Anyways, The Pacers aren't a bad team though?
I didn't mean it that literally.Thats what you said...