dagger wrote:Agreed.
He will have his rough nights, but the trend is encouraging.
As for the offence makes good defence argument, why not stick (at least for the foreseeable future) with a C who can create for opposing C's. Why not make Dwight Howard or Andrew Bynum or Shaq work outside of their comfort area guarding a C who has offensive skills unlike anything they normally see?
When we first drafted Andrea, I had visions of opposing oafs scrambling and tripping all over themselves while Bargnani was nailing three-balls and beating guys off the dribble.
And he's shown me that kind of capability in flashes.
However, can't opposing teams counter by putting a smaller player on Andrea, thereby ensuring that they don't surrender their lane intimidation?