They said he couldn’t playmake. That he couldn’t handle the ball under pressure. POINT AUSTIN. 15 points, 10 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals. Clutch in the 4th as usual!
They said he couldn’t playmake. That he couldn’t handle the ball under pressure. POINT AUSTIN. 15 points, 10 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals. Clutch in the 4th as usual!
Bench came up clutch today even with the injuries we might be back
adamwzp
so fun to watch, nothing fancy, very easy in the eyes
LudwigNasche
He is learning a new role and it usually takes some time, but I trust Reaves.
Cul_what
Austin always makes it when it counts his balls are huge af
flowermoon24
I thought lebron missing his left arm in this photo
everythingp1
His play making gets better when either LeBron or DLo is on the floor but today he seemed to be focused on making plays for everyone rather for himself, and it wasn’t one of those dishing out at the last second when in the pinch.
scoobydawgg
Should be the primary/secondary ball handler in the 4th esp. with that careless dlo turnover late in the 4th that almost cost us the game as cavs made a short run
Ill_Celery_7654
People say a lot of things. Everything is on a game by game basis. Sometimes things gel and come together well and sometimes you have a bad game. That’s how sports work.
cavemold582
What great contract he’s on
Tall_Succotash
POINT GOD REAVES!!!
jsnho
I hope he’s okay after that scary fall during the last play!
random-50
I’m starting to get convinced he’s going to end up fringe all-star level (which given he’s in LA probably means actual all-star appearances)
He’s so smart, humble, competitive and hard-working, I really think he’s going to end up maxing out his potential, and I suspect it’ll only take 2-3 years. Physical limitations put a ceiling on him, but it’s not like he’s 5 11 or can only move at a snails pace.
I also think the only reason he’s not there already has been lack of opportunity to play at the highest level in high school and college.
Gristle__McThornbody
That’s because he was in the lineup a lot with Lebron and/or Dlo. Having those guys helps Reaves a lot. He is a better playmaker when he is off the ball oppose to bringing it up the floor and getting into some Pick n Roll situation to create offense for others. He doesn’t have the athleticism or skill to do this.
ernie5353
From what I’ve seen, he’s only a good playmaker in transition or semi transition.. in the half court, he takes way too long to set up the offense or holds onto the ball far to long
randy88moss
The hate he was getting this summer/the beginning of the season should make him ecstatic….that shit was superstar level hate. Had Americans on /r/nba rooting for Dillon Brooks and Canada when they played in fiba
chickmagn3t
Bron’s trust on AR’s ball handling and decision making specially in crunch time is fucking something else.
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Bench came up clutch today even with the injuries we might be back
so fun to watch, nothing fancy, very easy in the eyes
He is learning a new role and it usually takes some time, but I trust Reaves.
Austin always makes it when it counts his balls are huge af
I thought lebron missing his left arm in this photo
His play making gets better when either LeBron or DLo is on the floor but today he seemed to be focused on making plays for everyone rather for himself, and it wasn’t one of those dishing out at the last second when in the pinch.
Should be the primary/secondary ball handler in the 4th esp. with that careless dlo turnover late in the 4th that almost cost us the game as cavs made a short run
People say a lot of things. Everything is on a game by game basis. Sometimes things gel and come together well and sometimes you have a bad game. That’s how sports work.
What great contract he’s on
POINT GOD REAVES!!!
I hope he’s okay after that scary fall during the last play!
I’m starting to get convinced he’s going to end up fringe all-star level (which given he’s in LA probably means actual all-star appearances)
He’s so smart, humble, competitive and hard-working, I really think he’s going to end up maxing out his potential, and I suspect it’ll only take 2-3 years. Physical limitations put a ceiling on him, but it’s not like he’s 5 11 or can only move at a snails pace.
I also think the only reason he’s not there already has been lack of opportunity to play at the highest level in high school and college.
That’s because he was in the lineup a lot with Lebron and/or Dlo. Having those guys helps Reaves a lot. He is a better playmaker when he is off the ball oppose to bringing it up the floor and getting into some Pick n Roll situation to create offense for others. He doesn’t have the athleticism or skill to do this.
From what I’ve seen, he’s only a good playmaker in transition or semi transition.. in the half court, he takes way too long to set up the offense or holds onto the ball far to long
The hate he was getting this summer/the beginning of the season should make him ecstatic….that shit was superstar level hate. Had Americans on /r/nba rooting for Dillon Brooks and Canada when they played in fiba
Bron’s trust on AR’s ball handling and decision making specially in crunch time is fucking something else.