*****How's Kris Doing? *****
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With March Madness going on, it's good to see our NBA Hawks doing well.
Good defense on Kawhi and the 3 on the other end
Nice dunk
Nice dunk
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BirdistheWord
HR Heisman
Good example where going to a crappy team has created opportunity for Kris.
Portland (19-51) lost at home again to the LA Clippers (44-25), this time 125-117.
Kris set a career high on Wednesday vs the Clippers with 17 points; this game he had 21 points.
Portland played 9 players 14 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
36 minutes (of 48 possible)
3-6 (50%) from 3
5-9 (56%) from 2
.................................
8-15 (53%) Overall Shooting
2-3 (67%) FTs
21 Points (career high)
7 Rebounds (3 Offensive)
2 Assists
3 Steals
0 Blocks
1 Turnover
4 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 50 of Portland's 70 games and has played a total of 929 minutes (average of 18.6 minutes/game in those 50 games).
If they had stayed in school, Keegan and Kris would have been seniors this year and without a doubt would have led Iowa to a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP!
cc: @EvilMonkeyInTheCloset
BirdistheWord
HR Heisman
If they had stayed in school, Keegan and Kris would have been seniors this year and without a doubt would have led Iowa to a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP!
cc: @EvilMonkeyInTheCloset
Interesting to think about what our rotation might have been:
Perkins/Harding/Dix
Dix/Payton/Perkins
Keegan/PMac/Payton
Kris/Keegan/Krikke
Freeman/Kris/Dembele
A fun puzzle, unlike now without the Murray’s
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No way Patrick isn't playing 20 minutes minimum.
Knowing Fran he would probably still have Kris backing up Keegan.
BirdistheWord
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BirdistheWord
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Trail Blazers start 5 rookies vs Nuggets. That's only happened 1 other time in the last 50 years
The Portland Trail Blazers started five rookies Saturday night against Denver, only the second time that has happened since starters were first tracked on NBA box scores more than 50 years ago.
Portland (19-52) lost last night at home to Denver (50-21), 114-111.
Portland played 9 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
39 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-6 (17%) from 3
4-7 (57%) from 2
.................................
5-13 (38%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
11 Points
7 Rebounds (3 Offensive)
1 Assist
1 Steal
1 Block
1 Turnover
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 51 of Portland's 71 games and has played a total of 968 minutes (average of 19.0 minutes/game in those 51 games).
Portland played 9 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
39 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-6 (17%) from 3
4-7 (57%) from 2
.................................
5-13 (38%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
11 Points
7 Rebounds (3 Offensive)
1 Assist
1 Steal
1 Block
1 Turnover
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 51 of Portland's 71 games and has played a total of 968 minutes (average of 19.0 minutes/game in those 51 games).
Portland (19-53) lost tonight at Houston (36-35), 110-92.
Portland played 8 players 23 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
31 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-6 (0%) from 3
2-5 (40%) from 2
.................................
2-11 (18%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
4 Points
6 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
1 Assist
2 Steals
1 Block
0 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 52 of Portland's 72 games and has played a total of 999 minutes (average of 19.2 minutes/game in those 52 games).
Portland played 8 players 23 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
31 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-6 (0%) from 3
2-5 (40%) from 2
.................................
2-11 (18%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
4 Points
6 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
1 Assist
2 Steals
1 Block
0 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 52 of Portland's 72 games and has played a total of 999 minutes (average of 19.2 minutes/game in those 52 games).
Portland (19-54) lost tonight at Atlanta (33-39), 120-106.
Portland played 9 players 12 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
22 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-1 (0%) from 3
0-2 (0%) from 2
.................................
0-3 (0%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
0 Points
3 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
4 Assists
1 Steal
0 Blocks
1 Turnover
0 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 53 of Portland's 73 games and has played a total of 1,021 minutes (average of 19.3 minutes/game in those 53 games).
Portland played 9 players 12 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
22 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-1 (0%) from 3
0-2 (0%) from 2
.................................
0-3 (0%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
0 Points
3 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
4 Assists
1 Steal
0 Blocks
1 Turnover
0 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 53 of Portland's 73 games and has played a total of 1,021 minutes (average of 19.3 minutes/game in those 53 games).
Portland (19-55) got completely embarrassed last night, losing by 60 points at Miami (40-33), 142-82.
Portland played 10 players 7 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
42 minutes (of 48 possible)
3-8 (38%) from 3
1-2 (50%) from 2
.................................
4-10 (40%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
11 Points
5 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
4 Assists
0 Steals
0 Blocks
4 Turnovers
2 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 54 of Portland's 74 games and has played a total of 1,063 minutes (average of 19.7 minutes/game in those 54 games).
Portland played 10 players 7 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
42 minutes (of 48 possible)
3-8 (38%) from 3
1-2 (50%) from 2
.................................
4-10 (40%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
11 Points
5 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
4 Assists
0 Steals
0 Blocks
4 Turnovers
2 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 54 of Portland's 74 games and has played a total of 1,063 minutes (average of 19.7 minutes/game in those 54 games).
Portland (19-56) lost last night at Orlando (44-31), 104-103.
Portland played 8 players 13 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
29 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-4 (25%) from 3
1-3 (33%) from 2
.................................
2-7 (29%) Overall Shooting
2-2 (100%) FTs
7 Points
5 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
1 Assists
3 Steals
0 Blocks
0 Turnovers
3 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 55 of Portland's 75 games and has played a total of 1,092 minutes (average of 19.9 minutes/game in those 55 games).
Portland played 8 players 13 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
29 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-4 (25%) from 3
1-3 (33%) from 2
.................................
2-7 (29%) Overall Shooting
2-2 (100%) FTs
7 Points
5 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
1 Assists
3 Steals
0 Blocks
0 Turnovers
3 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 55 of Portland's 75 games and has played a total of 1,092 minutes (average of 19.9 minutes/game in those 55 games).
Underrated post. If Weiskamp and Garza had each stayed another year we'd have won 4 in a row.If they had stayed in school, Keegan and Kris would have been seniors this year and without a doubt would have led Iowa to a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP!
cc: @EvilMonkeyInTheCloset
its crazy how people will still be using covid years next year
Portland (20-56) won at Charlotte (18-58), 89-86.
Portland played 8 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
32 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-2 (0%) from 3
3-4 (75%) from 2
.................................
3-6 (50%) Overall Shooting
0-1 (0%) FTs
6 Points
3 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
0 Assists
0 Steals
1 Block
1 Turnover
3 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 56 of Portland's 76 games and has played a total of 1,124 minutes (average of 20.1 minutes/game in those 56 games).
Portland played 8 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
32 minutes (of 48 possible)
0-2 (0%) from 3
3-4 (75%) from 2
.................................
3-6 (50%) Overall Shooting
0-1 (0%) FTs
6 Points
3 Rebounds (1 Offensive)
0 Assists
0 Steals
1 Block
1 Turnover
3 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 56 of Portland's 76 games and has played a total of 1,124 minutes (average of 20.1 minutes/game in those 56 games).
BirdistheWord
HR Heisman
BirdistheWord
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Kris really lucked into going to a bad team. The opportunity to start as many games as he has in amazing. I don’t think he will ever be a big scorer but he has proven the ability to guard multiple positions, and fairly well, and do little things like grab rebounds, and land a few blocks/steals/assists. His shooting will have to improve but should at least be a high quality reserve in the long run, maybe a starter.
Portland (21-56) won at Washington (15-63), 108-102.
Portland played 8 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
28 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-5 (20%) from 3
5-8 (63%) from 2
.................................
6-13 (46%) Overall Shooting
0-1 (0%) FTs
13 Points
5 Rebounds (All 5 were Offensive)
0 Assists
0 Steals
0 Blocks
2 Turnovers
2 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 57 of Portland's 77 games and has played a total of 1,152 minutes (average of 20.2 minutes/game in those 57 games).
Portland played 8 players 11 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
28 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-5 (20%) from 3
5-8 (63%) from 2
.................................
6-13 (46%) Overall Shooting
0-1 (0%) FTs
13 Points
5 Rebounds (All 5 were Offensive)
0 Assists
0 Steals
0 Blocks
2 Turnovers
2 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 57 of Portland's 77 games and has played a total of 1,152 minutes (average of 20.2 minutes/game in those 57 games).
Portland (21-57) lost at Boston (62-16), 124-107.
Portland played 8 players 16 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
26 minutes (of 48 possible)
2-4 (50%) from 3
2-5 (40%) from 2
.................................
4-9 (44%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
10 Points
7 Rebounds (4 Offensive)
2 Assists
1 Steal
0 Blocks
2 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 58 of Portland's 78 games and has played a total of 1,178 minutes (average of 20.3 minutes/game in those 58 games).
Portland played 8 players 16 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
26 minutes (of 48 possible)
2-4 (50%) from 3
2-5 (40%) from 2
.................................
4-9 (44%) Overall Shooting
0-0 (0%) FTs
10 Points
7 Rebounds (4 Offensive)
2 Assists
1 Steal
0 Blocks
2 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 58 of Portland's 78 games and has played a total of 1,178 minutes (average of 20.3 minutes/game in those 58 games).
Portland (21-58) lost last night at home to New Orleans (47-32), 110-100.
Portland played 8 players 12 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
As you can see, he was hot from 3; his 2 blocks came against Zion Williamson.
His stats:
37 minutes (of 48 possible)
4-6 (67%) from 3
0-2 (0%) from 2
.................................
4-8 (50%) Overall Shooting
2-2 (100%) FTs
14 Points
5 Rebounds (3 Offensive)
2 Assists
2 Blocks
1 Steal
4 Turnovers
5 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 59 of Portland's 79 games and has played a total of 1,215 minutes (average of 20.6 minutes/game in those 59 games).
Portland played 8 players 12 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
As you can see, he was hot from 3; his 2 blocks came against Zion Williamson.
His stats:
37 minutes (of 48 possible)
4-6 (67%) from 3
0-2 (0%) from 2
.................................
4-8 (50%) Overall Shooting
2-2 (100%) FTs
14 Points
5 Rebounds (3 Offensive)
2 Assists
2 Blocks
1 Steal
4 Turnovers
5 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 59 of Portland's 79 games and has played a total of 1,215 minutes (average of 20.6 minutes/game in those 59 games).
Here are Kris highlights from last night.
Both of his blocks were against Zion Williamson.
Hit the PLAY button
Both of his blocks were against Zion Williamson.
Hit the PLAY button
Portland (21-59) lost at home to Golden State (45-35), 100-92.
Portland played 8 players 14 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
45 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-7 (14%) from 3
3-5 (60%) from 2
.................................
4-12 (33%) Overall Shooting
5-6 (83%) FTs
14 Points
4 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
2 Assists
1 Block
1 Steal
0 Turnovers
5 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 60 of Portland's 80 games and has played a total of 1,260 minutes (average of 21.0 minutes/game in those 60 games).
Portland played 8 players 14 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
45 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-7 (14%) from 3
3-5 (60%) from 2
.................................
4-12 (33%) Overall Shooting
5-6 (83%) FTs
14 Points
4 Rebounds (2 Offensive)
2 Assists
1 Block
1 Steal
0 Turnovers
5 Fouls
Kris has now appeared in 60 of Portland's 80 games and has played a total of 1,260 minutes (average of 21.0 minutes/game in those 60 games).
BirdistheWord
HR Heisman
45 minutes is impressive..and zero turnovers is not easy.
Portland (21-60) lost at home to Houston (40-41), 116-107.
Portland played 9 players 14 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
43 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-7 (14%) from 3
3-4 (75%) from 2
.................................
4-11 (36%) Overall Shooting
1-1 (100%) FTs
10 Points
7 Rebounds (4 Offensive)
2 Assists
0 Blocks
0 Steals
0 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 61 of Portland's 81 games and has played a total of 1,303 minutes (average of 21.4 minutes/game in those 61 games).
Portland played 9 players 14 or more minutes.
Kris, once again, got the start.
His stats:
43 minutes (of 48 possible)
1-7 (14%) from 3
3-4 (75%) from 2
.................................
4-11 (36%) Overall Shooting
1-1 (100%) FTs
10 Points
7 Rebounds (4 Offensive)
2 Assists
0 Blocks
0 Steals
0 Turnovers
1 Foul
Kris has now appeared in 61 of Portland's 81 games and has played a total of 1,303 minutes (average of 21.4 minutes/game in those 61 games).
For the season Murray is 27.3% (48-176) on 3Pt FGAs. That sucks.
Yeah, that is a problem when the ability to shoot the 3 was the main reason he was a first round pick. I hope Kris can get that up to 35% + next season.
There are probably more than 100 NBA players shooting over 35%+ 3PT FGAs. Last time I looked (it’s been awhile) you start to see separation around 38%-39%+. IIRC Kris is also substandard low 60s FT%.
Needs substantial shooting improvement to hang on in the league.
And the last 10 games are pretty much the same.
Those stats:
* 33.5 minutes; 8.9 points; 26.0% from 3
* Overall, he's shooting just 36.7%
* he's shooting 76.9% from the FT line
Getting valuable playing time. First year guy getting his feet wet. Developing skills at the highest level. I like it.
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