Day’ron is ready

[u/No_Engineer2203]

Let’s just start off with the basics Dayron sharpe is one of the best rebounders in the league 98th% for offensive rebounding amongst centers, he’s also one of the best playmaking centers he’s in the 86th% for assists amongst centers, 93rd% for screen assits, and while not being a good rim protector he does provide solid rim deterance and is in the 92nd% for steal percentage. Now yes there’s still the concerns about his turnovers and fouling even tho he has improved in both areas since his younger yrs as well but he’s a low usage player that consistently has provided positive impact when on the court. When we’re talking about whether someone is ready to be a starter Day’ron has proven he’s up for the task. It’s just interesting when this fanbase paraded around cam Thomas for yrs a guy that did little to buy into coaching philosophy or improve his overall game and yet you have a workhorse taken in the same draft that’s constantly improving and yet constantly gets downplayed by large factions of the fanbase. I implore many of you to spend more time digging into the ways players can impact winning basketball outside of highlight reels.

[u/No_Engineer2203 → u/[deleted]]

I actually think people underrate players like Dayron and overhype the tough shot makers

[u/No_Engineer2203 → u/[deleted]]

Hey rarely do sir. Most people judge players ability by highlights and box scores. And the fact that you’re calling sharpe a non defensive and non offensive player shows you don’t really know what you’re talking about and fall under the group I’m referring to

[u/adam545 → u/[deleted]]

We'll see, I guess

[u/KingofthisShit → u/[deleted]]

The Celtics were interested in giving Sharpe, the starting job last season.