Lakers 105 Dallas 90
Tony's box score:
9-14 from the field
3-8 from 3
21 points
3 rebounds
4 assists
1 block
1 TO
3 steals.
6th most in minutes with 21:20
The minutes might be a concern, but otherwise very good numbers. If the Lakers don't take him, somebody else is going to jump on him.
Awesome.
Limiting his TO's is key in my opinion.
Limiting TO's is important but I think the key for Tony is proving he can guard the 6'5 SG's in the NBA. He didn't play the minutes he was capable of last year because of foul trouble and playing D with his hands. He's got the athletic ability so if he commits to playing D I think he'll be succesful. He'll definately be on someone's roster next season.
RealDeal Wrote:Limiting TO's is important but I think the key for Tony is proving he can guard the 6'5 SG's in the NBA. He didn't play the minutes he was capable of last year because of foul trouble and playing D with his hands. He's got the athletic ability so if he commits to playing D I think he'll be succesful. He'll definately be on someone's roster next season.
Or he can play for Dallas.
Tony will be a contributor next season for a contender.If the Lakers don't sign him,sombebody will! When you can bring in some instant offense like Tony provides,that's great.
I think Tony will make it. I don't think DeMarr will.