That’s not what I said. I know they don’t. I said unlike Touissant, who he was comparing his struggles to, Perkins doesn’t really have a defined skill-set. He’s just a gritty, tough, hard worker. He’s like a smaller Eric May but maybe even less skilled.Perkins and Toussaint don't play the same position, so....
Really.Not really. He showed hustle, grit, and tenacity. He doesn’t have the skill-set Touissant does. He doesn’t have a good shot, his handle is suspect, his passing isn’t anything special we gave seen. At this point, he’s a hustler.
Oh, I know. You have already proven quite often you don’t. You are incapable of having objective reasoning due to your biases.Really.
You just don't know what to look for.
I do.
Just trust me and you'll be better off.
Your opinion of me is neither reality based or relevant. I think you accused me of not liking Frans family or something last week. Just pure imaginary nonsense.Oh, I know. You have already proven quite often you don’t. You are incapable of having objective reasoning due to your biases.
Difference between you and I is that I’m ok with being wrong - I want Perkins to be good and succeed. You just want to be right.
There is a place for Perkins in the rotation because of his toughness, athleticism, and defense. But if he wants to be the starting SG, he needs to improve his overall skill -set - shooting, ball handling, decision-making. Otherwise, he’s not much different than CMac, who plenty like to complain about - a spot minute role player who can bring some positives off the bench in certain situations.
Cuonzo Martin is constantly doing less with moreSomebody get Aidan shaw on the phone and let him know that if he doesn’t want to lose to bottom tier summit league teams he can rip up his LOI and come to Iowa