There’s a Problem With Scoot Henderson

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  • @zenthik4131
    @zenthik4131 Рік тому +641

    the majority of this rookie class is extremely talented regardless, even if some don’t find immediate success they will reach the expectations people set for them eventually

    • @JaKingScomez
      @JaKingScomez Рік тому +27

      Scoot a bust

    • @DubR1988
      @DubR1988 Рік тому +32

      Uhhhh history tells us differently.

    • @MrE_
      @MrE_ Рік тому +16

      Talented, but also glass canon potential. Chet already missed a year to injury, wemby still tall and skinny, scoot already getting injured jumping around like that...

    • @ASharpPencil
      @ASharpPencil Рік тому +11

      His expectation was supposed to be second in ROTY voting. He can’t reach that later

    • @WalterModel45
      @WalterModel45 Рік тому +1

      😂😂
      Why?
      If they need years of developed they will be buried by next classes, also they wouldnt sdapt to be in the bench.

  • @benjaminfellows9542
    @benjaminfellows9542 Рік тому +481

    Scoot has had vision problems for however long and has still been a successful player. Now that he has the goggles, his stats have been up. I am giving him time to adjust to this change before I even think of bust. Give the dude some time.

    • @MaxShultz-ku1zi
      @MaxShultz-ku1zi Рік тому +12

      *Anthony Bennet existing*

    • @SimonLYW
      @SimonLYW Рік тому +3

      How bad is his vision?

    • @ytfurykiller8990
      @ytfurykiller8990 Рік тому +5

      It’s similar like Giannas because Giannas was Average under 18 points and under 10 rebounds PG also I understand his a high draft pick I think we are going to get excited to see him exploded next season or in 2 yrs

    • @Mike-sk5ei
      @Mike-sk5ei Рік тому +36

      nah these channels cant give anyone time they have views to farm and shilling quotas to meet for sports gambling sites

    • @cuongquoc5877
      @cuongquoc5877 Рік тому +7

      ​@@ytfurykiller8990 Giannis is a 15th pick. Dude isn't even a lottery pick

  • @JATDPLUS
    @JATDPLUS Рік тому +30

    I love how you make your videos a story that starts negative but by the end leaves us with hope for the player or topic being discussed

  • @He2New
    @He2New Рік тому +163

    I really want Scoot to shine... and I pray he does. I wish him a successful career. The start has been terrible so far, but I just love the guy and want to see him flourish.

    • @He2New
      @He2New Рік тому +7

      @@bihapi lol… go sip some sweet coffee son. Your soul is bitter.

    • @He2New
      @He2New Рік тому +6

      @@bihapi Ogbeni, that comment was the prayer... don't stress me. I did not say that i have been praying for him. This man free me abeg.

    • @Romanus-
      @Romanus- Рік тому +2

      @@bihapilol honest trolling, fair enough

    • @He2New
      @He2New Рік тому +1

      @@bihapi Bruuuuuuuuuuh 😅

    • @joyfultoni
      @joyfultoni Рік тому +1

      He gonna be Dennis Smith 2.0

  • @cadebraaten687
    @cadebraaten687 Рік тому +108

    The people who didn’t like the miller pick obviously didn’t watch him very closely in college. Dude was the alpha on a very good Alabama team, was a threat to shoot the ball from any spot on the court, and his open 3 point percentage (where a defender is 7 feet or more away) was around 50-60 percent. Dude is that immediate 3&D rookie who could develop into a severe bucket getter as he gets used to the NBA

    • @tpsam
      @tpsam Рік тому +10

      For a team with scary Terry and Melo Ball that's an obvious pick over scoot Henderson
      Also the bobcats already drafted badly with a Henderson in the past I think not sure

    • @imperix668
      @imperix668 Рік тому +1

      Yeah Miller is certainly talented, and he fits well in Charlotte. I think his Achilles heel could be his maturity and discipline, similar to Ja Morant, but time will tell, I hope he puts it all together though, I'm rooting for him. It's be fun to see the Hornets thrive again, I enjoyed the days of Zo and Grandmama Johnson hahah.

    • @ColdHoops
      @ColdHoops Рік тому

      College is college.
      Most people aren't going to watch it, other than March Madness.
      Besides, whatever you were in college doesn't always translate to the NBA

    • @Romanus-
      @Romanus- Рік тому +5

      Yep, he’s the prototypical wing every team is looking for. I never understood why people thought scoot should go over him. A small guard who can’t shoot and plays no defense? Yeh….I’ll take the 6ft 7-8 wing with a pure shooting stroke and a ton of potential on defense over that any way

    • @jacobc8433
      @jacobc8433 Рік тому

      And he helped the shooters on him team a lot

  • @GuapBoyCayden2
    @GuapBoyCayden2 Рік тому +29

    SGA averaged 10 and 3 as a rookie look where he is now

    • @piplonf8591
      @piplonf8591 Рік тому +3

      He wasn't a top pick buddy and he learned from cp0

    • @ch.illmatic
      @ch.illmatic 11 місяців тому +1

      SGA was also really damn good his rookie year, stats aren't everything. SGA showed everything he is td in his rookie year

    • @theoneabovethou9601
      @theoneabovethou9601 6 місяців тому

      Did sga end the season with awful true shooting?

  • @toddpacker1015
    @toddpacker1015 Рік тому +70

    He's a rookie give him time Scoot will be great

  • @swandaley
    @swandaley Рік тому +1

    Anything's possible. Kobe had a luckluster rookie season and became an all-star the next season.

  • @buzzerbeater3350
    @buzzerbeater3350 Рік тому +11

    Casey you are correct! Learning the PG position is hard enough but trying to learn it on an NBA level makes it almost impossible.

  • @emilfrederiksen.1622
    @emilfrederiksen.1622 Рік тому +67

    The problem is a lot of people said the Spurs should have DRAFTED HIM OVER WEMBY, and a lot of people said he was the most ready NBA prospect in the 2023 class, that is why people call him a bust.

    • @Gui-lher_me
      @Gui-lher_me Рік тому +2

      yeah, the hype was too high. But he will be fine, he is very talented

    • @df77724
      @df77724 Рік тому +10

      Who said that?

    • @LynxStarAuto
      @LynxStarAuto Рік тому

      @@df77724every single sports outlet.

    • @henry7486
      @henry7486 Рік тому +14

      I never heard people say the Spurs should draft Scoot. I heard people say that they think Scoot will end up having a better career, which while I doubt it… it could still turn out to be true

    • @goingrogue2236
      @goingrogue2236 Рік тому +3

      What was actually said is that if it wasn't for Wemby, Scoot might have been the #1 pick. I'm still not sold on Scoot, but I am willing to give it a year or two. I am still not seeing what everyone else saw, even watching his G league game,

  • @Richxwolf
    @Richxwolf Рік тому +8

    I'm sure he will bounce bad, but this just shows you it doesn't matter how good you are in the G league or in college or overseas your game may not translate as well as you think it's just crazy to think that you could be the man and then you can't but it will take him time I'm sure he will bounce back

  • @ThriveAliveJoshua
    @ThriveAliveJoshua Рік тому +3

    I like how you dig into history to make points about today. Ie Hornets draft pick vs Scoot 2 years ago...

  • @imperix668
    @imperix668 Рік тому +6

    Spot on analysis per usual, PG is absolutely one of the hardest positions to play in sports, similar to a QB in football. Controlling the tempo and flow of the game at NBA speed is something that takes time and development. Where a lot of these ROY candidates have experienced PG's that are actually helping make their case by getting them the ball in transition, and setting up great looks at the basket for easy buckets. Scoot has an incredibly high ceiling, and he's got a work ethic and maturity to match it. His defense is already fairly impressive, whereas Dame was essentially a turnstile. If Scoot can become a solid three-point threat, he's going to be difficult to manage for defenses next year, as defenders sag off him and clog passing lanes, not only because he's not a consistent threat from deep, but he's so explosive that playing close coverage on him, he's always a threat to blow by you. He was destined to go through the school of hard knocks this year, but he'll come out the other side better for it. I expect he'll make a significant jump in his sophomore year, similar to Shaedon. The Blazers are exciting, and that combo of Shaedon and Scoot could be an exciting tandem for years to come. Mike Schmitz is very good at evaluating NBA level talent, and I don't think he missed the mark with Scoot.

    • @arthropod-doctor
      @arthropod-doctor 11 місяців тому

      What's a QB? I don't really know anything about American football.

    • @imperix668
      @imperix668 11 місяців тому +1

      @@arthropod-doctor Apologies for the late response, it's a Quarterback. Think of it as a conductor coordinating an orchestra, they have the ball in their hands every play, and conduct the offense. In American football, a good QB can make or break your team because they play such an essential role in the offense. Happy new year!

    • @arthropod-doctor
      @arthropod-doctor 11 місяців тому

      @@imperix668 Ah! So a quarterback is like a point guard in basketball or a midfielder in football (⚽)

    • @imperix668
      @imperix668 11 місяців тому

      @@arthropod-doctor Exactly! Probably a better analogy than I used hahah

  • @ryanweavile
    @ryanweavile Рік тому +76

    He is a rookie guard, he will be great eventually. He started with an injury and dealt with poor eye sight. In 3/4 years he will be one of the best guards of the league

    • @NedTheWino-w7z
      @NedTheWino-w7z Рік тому

      😑

    • @RicoJackson123
      @RicoJackson123 Рік тому +15

      Bro stop acting like you can see the future😂 we don’t know if he’s gonna be good or not.

    • @neilsacatropezsaura2320
      @neilsacatropezsaura2320 Рік тому +16

      Thing is people are saying he's the most NBA ready now he needs 3-4 years lmao that escalated quickly

    • @dylansvlog414
      @dylansvlog414 Рік тому

      Nope you can’t predict the future he’s just a punk black who thinks it made it

    • @ColdHoops
      @ColdHoops Рік тому +1

      "One of" is crazy.
      By then, Shai will be in his prime. We already see what Shai is doing. You think he's going to be on level with Shai's prime?
      You're crazy

  • @Korben_DallasMultiPass
    @Korben_DallasMultiPass Рік тому +8

    Nobody ever talks about his defense! He has great instincts, great positioning and is willing to play hard on defense. Advanced defensive stats actually love him, once he chills out with the reach fouls and refs eat their whistles a bit with him he’s gonna be a strong plus defender.

    • @Romanus-
      @Romanus- Рік тому +2

      Great defense? Dude almost fouls out every game. He’s undersized and is constantly out of position

    • @Korben_DallasMultiPass
      @Korben_DallasMultiPass Рік тому +1

      @@Romanus- give it a couple years bro. Nobody is saying he’s great rn, just that he has some great tools and plays hard. I’m just trying to point out other aspects of his game that could shine

  • @oladipupoajani
    @oladipupoajani Рік тому +35

    Looks like Michael Jordan made the right decision so far drafting Brandon Miller over Scoot Henderson. Lets hope scoot figures it out.

    • @ColdHoops
      @ColdHoops Рік тому +3

      Miller was what they NEEDED, especially when you consider Miles' suspension and off court situation.
      If Miles was never suspended, maybe they draft Scoot🤷‍♂️

  • @fakename1656
    @fakename1656 Рік тому +12

    Great work as always, top notch nba coverage. You dont push hype for clicks

  • @026martin
    @026martin Рік тому +16

    Being a rookie point guard is hard enough, especially at 19. I remember being super excited for Gary Payton when I was a kid, and being disappointed that 1st year thinking he was a bust. I would not sweat it but he should have been coming off the bench from the jump.

    • @frankie3791
      @frankie3791 Рік тому

      I remember I was so excited to meet Gary when I was young and he was such a jerk 😂 I'm not surprised now because that's just Gary and his dad was mr.mean lol But back then that hurt for years 😂

    • @WADEPH33R3
      @WADEPH33R3 Рік тому

      no offense bro but you gotta go back and look at Gary Payton. he wasn't a big scorer, but was already a decent play maker and established himself as an elite defender early on. While scoot is a liability on both sides of the ball. I think scoot is gonna turn into a Fultz type of player

    • @026martin
      @026martin Рік тому

      @@WADEPH33R3 My point is I would give scoot time. I grew up in the Payton era and people were labeling him a bust too (of course these were JR highscool kids). Scoot looks lost but he is a quarter of the season in.

  • @owenjose438
    @owenjose438 9 місяців тому +1

    ok, ill take ur word for it.

  • @ererererer534
    @ererererer534 Рік тому +13

    Love your content! Keep on going

  • @devantesmithodu
    @devantesmithodu Рік тому +2

    People think everybody should instantly be really good players. Scoot putting up numbers similar to Brandon Ingram did his rookie year. Ingram didn’t get going until the end of the year once he started to get use to the league. He carried it into the next year

  • @paxtonpickett3456
    @paxtonpickett3456 Рік тому

    I watched a video today about the 2020 bubble at the beginning of this video without meaning to he explained why the bubble is harder. Fans make a difference, good or bad. They're very much needed.

  • @KozyKool2287
    @KozyKool2287 Рік тому

    0:20 Wemby is not just the tallest player in the league but has also been playing pro ball since he was 15 and the Spurs 1st option on offense. Generational Talent.
    Henderson is the Blazers 6th man. Yeah he was the 3rd pick but he has WAY better vets in front of him right now. And the role he is filling is needed.

  • @blight26gaming70
    @blight26gaming70 Рік тому +4

    The problem with A.M. Hoops is he always sees the problem. LOL Give him some time bro. Not all rookies are the same.

  • @Ahjusshi_Brown
    @Ahjusshi_Brown Рік тому +6

    I don’t think I heard anyone describe scoot as a “generational talent“ 💀 in fact all the scouting reports were constantly detailing his downsides (such as his struggles shooting). Lucky for him tho, he has many years to improve

    • @petourivsbranch5611
      @petourivsbranch5611 10 місяців тому

      Nah he was getting called a generational talent by many media outlets before the draft

  • @EldarSports
    @EldarSports Рік тому

    Does anyone know the background music from 5:39 to 6:09??

  • @IXCANADATV
    @IXCANADATV Рік тому +8

    And people said Charlotte pick the wrong draft player y'all better say sorry to MJ 😭

    • @jizzyb3216
      @jizzyb3216 Рік тому +1

      2 good picks don't make up for 13 years worth of terrible picks

  • @Thecatdad007
    @Thecatdad007 Рік тому

    Great video. Very informative and well presented.

  • @Tom_TTT
    @Tom_TTT Рік тому +5

    It’s a bit early for talk of bust, but yeah he was suppose to come in ready after playing in G league for two years.

  • @wildmagoogaming2581
    @wildmagoogaming2581 Рік тому

    Great video man!

  • @ricardopina7024
    @ricardopina7024 Рік тому +13

    To be fair, Scoot has been good in other aspects of the game like assists and rebounds. The major issue is shooting and I think is just a matter of time until he blossoms in that aspect. He started with an injury which didn’t help and hasn’t even played 30 games. Give time and he will be great

  • @SparksClips12
    @SparksClips12 Рік тому

    Amazing vid as always

  • @daniell8201
    @daniell8201 Рік тому +3

    Love that you’re saying give him time. He has the right mentors and attitude. He needs time to settle in. He’ll get there

  • @benjipaname846
    @benjipaname846 Рік тому +15

    « Scoot is more NBA ready, hes the real deal 🤓☝🏻 »

  • @user-kf8xv4qe4c
    @user-kf8xv4qe4c Рік тому +6

    It’s been 20 games y’all cmon

  • @mrjonsey
    @mrjonsey Рік тому +8

    He’ll be fine. Players develop at different speeds. As long as he’s putting in the work, it will click and his talent will shine.

  • @holyjesus161
    @holyjesus161 Рік тому +3

    Jaime jaquez junior has been amazing… maybe make a video on how much of a steal he was for the heat

  • @texasscifi3431
    @texasscifi3431 Рік тому +3

    He got shut down during his gleauge stint. I was hoping to see him in Austin but he wasn't available last season. I see the speed. I didn't get to see his shooting.

  • @Mandozen
    @Mandozen Рік тому +1

    I’ll give him 2 to 3 seasons before evaluating if he’s a bust or not. Like you said, raw rookie and playing at the toughest position (PG).

  • @Charnelle3
    @Charnelle3 Рік тому +1

    There's so much room and time for him to develop on this Portland team. He's gonna be really good in a year or two. Just needs time to adjust to the pace and physicality. Also time to work on his shot.

  • @Peter.H___
    @Peter.H___ Рік тому +1

    Scoot is going to be a demon. Just give him time. Look at how much better his stats are compared to when he started.

  • @AedanCaldwell-f3g
    @AedanCaldwell-f3g Рік тому +1

    Scoot is easily my favorite rookie right now and I hope he plays better later in the season

  • @Ahjusshi_Brown
    @Ahjusshi_Brown Рік тому +2

    You literally cannot describe a rookie player as a bust in their FIRST year playing. That’s the definition of overreacting. If they’re ass they’re ass but you can’t write them off after 20 games.

  • @darrinwood5414
    @darrinwood5414 Рік тому

    Thank you for giving examples

  • @shanewilliams4532
    @shanewilliams4532 Рік тому +1

    You said if they suck on the Ignite they get more minutes, and they don't have to worry about getting benched. You could say that about any star in the NBA, especially high drafted rookies who teams hope will eventually be good. If teams want to draft players regardless of how they perform in the G League or college, isn't that a lack of incentive as well?
    A lot of 1st round picks play 1 year of college, and it doesn't matter how well they do; they're already shoo-ins for the 1st round because they were highly scouted in high school. They also play by different rules with a different 3 point line.
    The G League is meant to replicate the NBA. A lot of the guys there already played in college, and some are even 1st round picks. There's a championship too.
    Let's compare his first 11 G League games to his first 11 NBA games:
    2021-2022 G League showcase:
    24.4 MIN
    14 PTS
    10.6 FGA
    43.6 FG%
    17.4 3P%
    5 REB
    3.6 AST
    2.6 TOV
    3.1 PF
    7-4 W/L
    26.5 USG%
    2023-2024 NBA:
    25.1 MIN
    9.2 PTS
    10.1 FGA
    35.1 FG%
    20.5 3P%
    2.6 REB
    4.2 AST
    3.2 TOV
    4.2 PF
    5-6 W/L
    23.4 USG%
    To me, this suggests that the stats carry over. Maybe players get more coaching in college, but I don't think you can blame Scoot's NBA performance on the G League. You're responsible for your own improvement.

  • @Dnero518
    @Dnero518 Рік тому +1

    I had so much confidence in Scoot. I feel so dumb thinking he would be better than Wemby before. Not that I doubted Wemby but I really thought and its still possible that he would have serious injuries with that height and frame but after seeing him doing yoga and all types of crazy stretches he night actually stay relatively healthy and have a long career and they were right that hes a generational talent. His team knows what there doing. Scoot shows me not to put much stock in anyone coming from the g league although I thought the Thompson twins would be bad to start coming from whatever that program they were at was but Ausar looks like he's gonna be amazing, already an elite defender.
    I still think Scoot can become an elite pg but he's not what I imagined he'd be, thought he would come in killing it.

    • @jeffreyware7808
      @jeffreyware7808 Рік тому

      Never have high expectations for 19 year old guards 6’3 and under in their rookie year. Almost no one who fits that description comes into the league with everything figured out, there’s a much bigger learning curve. As this guy mentioned, Darius garland was awful his rookie year

  • @gagec210
    @gagec210 Рік тому +1

    Love this channel! Been watching for about over a year now, if only you could make your videos longer or even a second channel!

  • @iamchaunceman
    @iamchaunceman Рік тому +1

    -A top 5 pick becoming a bust is more common than not.
    -it’s still very early in his career.

  • @malcolmhall9178
    @malcolmhall9178 Рік тому

    Great takes tbh. Subbed

  • @Tacti_Kal
    @Tacti_Kal Рік тому +1

    I have faith in Scoot. I feel like he should really work out with Steph his mentor during the off season. Work on his shooting, handles & off ball game. Seeing how the Blazers have some guys who stay glued on the rock. Scoot can still be effective off the ball.

  • @conorwatchvidz
    @conorwatchvidz Рік тому +1

    Those points you made about the G league vs college are very valid, made the G league alternative sound like a terrible idea lol

  • @adamfitzgerald911
    @adamfitzgerald911 Рік тому +1

    Dropped Scoot Henderson for Herbert Jones two weeks ago. I couldnt have been happier.

  • @ghsense2626
    @ghsense2626 Рік тому +1

    Wemby has been a bust aswell. They said he was a generational talent but hes just an ok player and a bad small forward

  • @de132
    @de132 Рік тому +1

    Toughest position in sports? It's tough as hell, but it isn't the toughest. NFL quarterback and NHL center are tougher than NBA point guard.

  • @davidrummel133
    @davidrummel133 Рік тому

    It's funny in that Bucks game with all the misses by his teammates on good looks. Basketball is such a rhythm game and what that says to me is that his teammates don't know what to expect from an erratic Scoot play-to-play, which is obviously a big fat negative for your PG. If you don't really expect to get a pass then you're not totally prepping for it, so when it comes you (even if it's a great look) it can be a little surprising and you may not be totally prepped to catch-and-shoot. Part of why guys like Trae, Halliburton, and even Tyus Jones are so successful is their teammates expect and are prepared to become involved at any time. Those guys are legit PG's, orchestrating their team's music on the floor. As Scoot's teammates get more familiar with his tendencies they'll probably make more shots, but the question about whether he's really a conductor has yet to be answered.

  • @Keviekev115
    @Keviekev115 Рік тому +1

    He does look nervous or Star struck. Once you start thinking that millions are watching you, some shut down

  • @enkindel
    @enkindel Рік тому

    The numbers and stats are there to provide info and aid the coaches in decision making and should not be an indication of bust. You still have to look at the player beyond the numbers.

  • @cappy2282
    @cappy2282 Рік тому +1

    I love Scoot and hope he finds his way 🙏

  • @grinder99z
    @grinder99z Рік тому

    I love am hoops we need longer vids 😂🔥

  • @mldnne4725
    @mldnne4725 Рік тому +1

    Basicaly the whole video is saying Scoot sucks. You haven't been watching games.
    He played well since his come back, the only issue he hav is not finishing in the paint enough. Instead he take mid range (knock them) or kick it to a open shooter.
    Portland is a false bad team, he have a real competition on the guard spots (even the 4th string PG Skylar Mays is good) so they cant just give him 36min per game.
    And obviously having a great palyer in Scoot would help them but they could just pick a good forward next draft, see their actual roster progress and be a good team in 2 seasons already.
    Finaly comparing him to Emani is stupid they don't have anything in comon in their game.

  • @ltrigga219
    @ltrigga219 11 місяців тому

    Scoot’s gonna be a badass, and he’s improving every game.

  • @eldraenpharr8222
    @eldraenpharr8222 Рік тому

    Very nuanced take. Thanks

  • @thuggwaffle8825
    @thuggwaffle8825 Рік тому +2

    Scoot just looks nervous as hell out there. He’s improving recently but guards always have a hard time adjusting

  • @lostaccount2923
    @lostaccount2923 Рік тому

    Scoot was my favorite rookie coming into the draft, he still has a lot of time to get better.

  • @derrickjuniorallison8756
    @derrickjuniorallison8756 Рік тому +2

    I don't believe in the g league ignite program or overseas look at aj johnson he went to the illawarra hawks in the nbl and they not even giving him minutes he might not get drafted next year😂

  • @yoavbeneliyahu6686
    @yoavbeneliyahu6686 Рік тому

    People begin seeing the whole picture around basketball again. The next step that us basketball culture need to take in order to gain quality basketball again, is to get kids to stay in college at least two years. College is also time for getting physically and mentally mature enough, and to develop basketball. All the one and done players are still kids so they could learn to play better and more competitive badketball.

  • @Hendrixxx9427
    @Hendrixxx9427 Рік тому

    Nice dig early at Trae, let’s also mention that he hit a clutch floater right in Wemby’s face and won the game.

  • @craxyman9025
    @craxyman9025 Рік тому +8

    Man you really do a great and professionally insightful job on all of your vids.

    • @AMHoops
      @AMHoops  Рік тому +4

      I appreciate that!

  • @m9ch15l
    @m9ch15l Рік тому +1

    Calling him a bust right now is as ridiculous as calling wemby a future HOFer

  • @gortgaming2960
    @gortgaming2960 Рік тому +1

    1:31 josh primo knows what that means.

  • @dakkarocka
    @dakkarocka Рік тому +2

    He's gonna be good. Just give him a year.

    • @dakkarocka
      @dakkarocka 11 місяців тому

      Looks like it was more like 2 weeks.

  • @HoopsRange
    @HoopsRange Рік тому +4

    I think people forgot that it takes time for some point guard. Lonzo for example average 10 7 7 in his rookie year if you wants the whole game he was good but it didnt translate to the stats sheet until after a couple of years when he finally got his 3s to go down and then injury happened

    • @3rdCoastAlliance
      @3rdCoastAlliance Рік тому +1

      That is something to consider. Running the point is the hardest job to do, so he's got a ton to adjust to.

  • @realfireman9835
    @realfireman9835 Рік тому +7

    Bro ur content is always lit. Keeps me in the loop with these teams that honestly don’t watch.

  • @hmrhuang
    @hmrhuang Рік тому +1

    so Henderson's vision problems went under the radar for this long? makes no sense. reminds me of Fultz and his physical "problems", rme.....

  • @lexterwoodley
    @lexterwoodley Рік тому

    #BringBackCheckItOut
    Hey A.M. Hoops! Huge fan of your basketball content - I watch every video and love them all. 🏀👏 But I've gotta admit, I really miss you saying "CHECK IT OUT" at the end. Please bring it back! It added that extra excitement to your awesome videos. Keep up the great work! 🙌

  • @Enlil-vo3nt
    @Enlil-vo3nt Рік тому

    Good in dept video about a rookie hitting the rookie wall, to just end up being just fine in the leauge very very entertaining.
    Now do a video about how Nikola Jokic who is having so far the best season of anyone EVER in NBA history and how he has the Potential to become the GOAT when hes all done playing.

  • @Bask3tChase
    @Bask3tChase Рік тому

    If Scoot worked as hard as his agent did when we were seeing crazy ass articles saying, “The Pelicans should trade Zion for #2 pick”, then he’d be fine right now.

  • @Crackdealerfr
    @Crackdealerfr Рік тому

    I still think he’s going to be very good but I’m not suprised he’s had a slow start and the hype behind him with people saying they’d take him over Vic didn’t help at all. He has obvious court vision issues and the only thing that would be able to help leave that less exposed is him being a good shooter or playing on a better team with players that fit his style of play.

  • @Bball_Slasher28
    @Bball_Slasher28 Рік тому

    I know scoot is struggling but he will be a superstar eventually ❤❤

  • @Justin-kd2uj
    @Justin-kd2uj Рік тому +1

    Mark Cuban was right, AAU and overtime ball culture ruining future NBA players, not saying they can’t be good, but players are coming less and less NBA ready, no more fundamentals and playing as a team

  • @pedrocm2523
    @pedrocm2523 Рік тому

    When you draft really high like top 3, you expect to have a player that can be a number one option in your team. It´s too early but Scoot doesn´t look a number one option at all, averaging 9 points per game being so undersized.

  • @ZiejiMyers
    @ZiejiMyers Рік тому +1

    I see scoot developing himself in a year and a half and he will be good. I predict he demanding a trade in the future and when he shines it will probably be with another team

    • @friskyfixedit
      @friskyfixedit Рік тому

      I predict he will be traded before that

  • @HeyBlimey
    @HeyBlimey Рік тому +1

    Lol comparing Wemby to Scoot is insanity.

  • @tigerokita
    @tigerokita Рік тому

    Scoot will be great! He has it give him time I know that kid is a leader and franchise player.

  • @JusBeStrong
    @JusBeStrong Рік тому

    👍 Yo i agree he just needs time to adjust. Im a big Portland Fan and if we know anything its patience with new players. Lets go Blazers!! 💪💯🏀

  • @jayr1404
    @jayr1404 Рік тому +1

    Scoot ain't ready for the NBA. He should go back to g league.

  • @faxslaps5775
    @faxslaps5775 Рік тому

    This guy is gonna wear that jacket until UA-cam 2 comes out

  • @wonder0076
    @wonder0076 Рік тому

    In his first year in the G he was 17% from 3 holy shit 🤔 dude was shooting bricks all year that’s insane

  • @TheQuestionsssssssss
    @TheQuestionsssssssss Рік тому

    Saying Kuminga hasn’t broken out yet isn’t completely accurate because he’s playing well and has improved every year he’s just in GSW so he’s behind their established players

  • @and8ew
    @and8ew Рік тому +6

    We all thought scoot was gonna be averaging like 16 points but his numbers are low because hes still a rookie give him some time to adjust to the NBA and scoot is gonna be a star soon!!!

    • @emilfrederiksen.1622
      @emilfrederiksen.1622 Рік тому +4

      He is not on that level guy cannot shot Scoot can be a good playmaker and defender but he doesn't have the potential to be a star in the league.

    • @and8ew
      @and8ew Рік тому

      @@emilfrederiksen.1622 Just give him some time to develop his shot he's a rookie for a reason 😭

    • @reconnaisance
      @reconnaisance Рік тому

      @@and8ewhe’a a Bust because many other lower drafted ROOKIES make better stats than him.

    • @batchadirector963
      @batchadirector963 Рік тому

      ​​@@reconnaisancecasual. Guards are hard to develop and the toughest position so don't even mention bust

    • @and8ew
      @and8ew Рік тому

      @@reconnaisance He cant be a bust when his career just started and he also had a ankle injury and hes only played 10 games

  • @tommywolmart265
    @tommywolmart265 Рік тому

    He's still elite. Maybe top 5 guard in the west right now.

  • @lllilililililililll
    @lllilililililililll Рік тому +1

    Saying this after 17 points
    and 5 rebounds on his last game

  • @obuzbiayniedzwiedz658
    @obuzbiayniedzwiedz658 Рік тому

    No, there's a problem with people writing him of after 1,5 month in the league. He's gonna be fine

  • @NIN948
    @NIN948 Рік тому +2

    And everyone was mad that he was not taking secound in the first round of the draft

    • @NedTheWino-w7z
      @NedTheWino-w7z Рік тому

      All the scoot fans magically disappeared lol

  • @buzzerbeater3350
    @buzzerbeater3350 Рік тому

    This is why I subscribe!

  • @lavielloyd
    @lavielloyd Рік тому +3

    Amazing content keep going. NEVER BACK DOWND NEVER WHAT?

  • @TheCriminalViolin
    @TheCriminalViolin Рік тому

    As a Blazers fan, I'm not too concerned. In fact, I think he and we will be golden if Jody sells the team within the next season or two, and we get entirely new staff in the front office, namely GMs, Training Staff and Development staff. We'll do just fine. He's also still a teenager for christ sake!

  • @Ivvthe11
    @Ivvthe11 Рік тому

    Its the beginning he will get better

  • @SuperFran621
    @SuperFran621 Рік тому

    Scoot will be fine. Give him time. His shooting has improved since this video. Just need to get rid of the jitters playing in nba now. His basketball IQ is pretty good. Just needs to be a littke more confident in his shooting. He's in the big league now & he's coming along just fine 😊.

  • @cryptoninja2345
    @cryptoninja2345 Рік тому

    can you make a video on the in season tournament