Is Gasol under-used in Toronto?

[ArbitraryWater]

He's clearly capable of still carrying a good load..

averaged 16 ppg on 45% in MEM THIS year...

he's more efficient in Toronto but taking far less shots... let him do his thing, average 12-13 points...

y'all know if Kawhi was Bron there'd be pages deep topics of "bran/bran ball is holding him back"

sike, hypocrites.

[TheCorporation]

High IQ post :applause:

I agree

[iamgine]

He probably is underused but 45% is not good for a center.

[Manny98]

No he's overated washed up trash

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

those numbers are deceiving. He was playing like a top 10 player the first month b/c he was draining 3s at a high clip. Then he fell off and looked alot worse offensively

up the end of November he was averaging 18/10/4/2 on 48/42/73 shoot, 59TS

then from December to February before he got traded he was averaging 14/8/5 on 42/29/79 shoot, 50TS

hes nowhere near the offensive player he used to be

[ArbitraryWater]

More hypocrisies:

Kyrie one 4th quarter make game 3 (in garbage time).

outrage?

:lol

[Duncan21formvp]

Well he isn't in his prime like most stars are when they play with Lebron.

[ArbitraryWater]

Well he isn't in his prime like most stars are when they play with Lebron.

whatever stage he is in, he's had a considerable drop off

:confusedshrug:

[coin24]

It's the playoffs ... craptors gonna crap:cheers:

[bluechox2]

He’s better with the ball running through him, like jokic, but craptors playing through kahwi

[L8krH8tr]

19 points from him today . Huge win

[E_Stamkos]

He was a bit too passive at times today but his role speaks for itself on this team.

There's no day of the week where I wouldn't have made that trade. Marc is a maestro out there at times.

[imdaman99]

He overpasses. Good team player but he does not have that aggressive attitude and he doesn't shoot a good % in the playoffs. Look it up.

[tontoz]

It seems like he has passed up a lot of open 3s. He'll catch the ball and pass it without even looking at the rim.

[stalkerforlife]

Like to see more high post pick and roll like Jokic.

Bread and butter.

[tpols]

Uh..no. He's a natural passer, screen setter and defender. Memphis had nobody on offense...raptors have far more. Marc knows exactly when to take his shots and its not often.

[ImKobe]

Gasol's rarely a volume scorer, he just gets his within the flow of the offense. Philly's trying to make Kawhi pass and he's finding Gasol for easy looks.

[90sgoat]

Gasol should be the second option.

[ArbitraryWater]

still under-used


he needs to be maximized to beat GSW

he's another component

[superduper]

still under-used


he needs to be maximized to beat GSW

he's another component

He was being used in the exact role that he should be like tpols said as a passer/screen setter/defender but against GSW, you're right, he needs to be able to win us at least one game by dominating inside. He's going to be the biggest guy on the floor, he can't just be camped out at 3s like he has been. Against GSW at least.

[ArbitraryWater]

He was being used in the exact role that he should be like tpols said as a passer/screen setter/defender but against GSW, you're right, he needs to be able to win us at least one game by dominating inside. He's going to be the biggest guy on the floor, he can't just be camped out at 3s like he has been. Against GSW at least.


:biggums:

[superduper]

:biggums:

We...the...NORTH

:rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

[1987_Lakers]

What exactly do you want Marc to do? He was never known as a scorer in Memphis, from 2012-2019 in Memphis he was a 16 ppg player on 54 TS%, he's not his brother Pau who was a more reliable scorer in his prime. His scoring numbers in Memphis were somewhat high because the Grizzlies were always a below average offensive team who lacked weapons.

Toronto brought him in for his defense, passing, and ability the stretch the floor, not his scoring.

[NBAGOAT]

No even in his prime, he wasn

[ArbitraryWater]

What exactly do you want Marc to do? He was never known as a scorer in Memphis, from 2012-2019 in Memphis he was a 16 ppg player on 54 TS%, he's not his brother Pau who was a more reliable scorer in his prime. His scoring numbers in Memphis were somewhat high because the Grizzlies were always a below average offensive team who lacked weapons.

Toronto brought him in for his defense, passing, and ability the stretch the floor, not his scoring.

definitely capable of 15 ppg


getting way too little out of him, not even arguable

[1987_Lakers]

definitely capable of 15 ppg


getting way too little out of him, not even arguable

A simple eye test will confirm scoring was never Marc's strongest suit.

[FKAri]

A simple eye test will confirm scoring was never Marc's strongest suit.
When Marc has it going he can(or could) be an incredible scorer. There was a season where he was near or at the top of PPP off of post play. The problem is that Gasol can sometimes be completely off. Not something that normally happens with post players but it happens with Gasol.

He has no baseline scoring production that a team can rely on. However, you can always rely on him to be a good defensive presence and facilitator. He's being used fine by the Raptors.

[ArbitraryWater]

A simple eye test will confirm scoring was never Marc's strongest suit.

your eye test is officially a failure if you dont think he can do 15

[PickernRoller]

Bran tards arguing about eye tests....:lol :lol ....live long enough...