Nick

December 3rd, 2013 at 1:59 PM ^

You can go to Treys nba.com player page and view video of every single statistical play he has recorded this year.

 

http://stats.nba.com/playerGameLogs.html?PlayerID=203504&pageNo=1&rowsPerPage=25

 

So you can click on FGA, if you want to see all attempts from that game, or AST if you want to see all his assists from a particular game.  pretty cool new feature the league implemented this year.

KAYSHIN15

December 3rd, 2013 at 1:16 AM ^

We all knew Trey was the man for the Pistons. Now we are stuck with Brandon Jennings. A talented player with no leadership qualities at all. I watched the last couple Utah Jazz games and barring injury, Trey is going to wreck shop in the league for a long time.  Caldwell-Pope will be trade bait in a year although for my sake, I hope I'm wrong...

mGrowOld

December 3rd, 2013 at 10:04 AM ^

As stated on draft day, the Pistons have consistently refused to draft any Michigan player for decades - not just under Dumar's watch.  It would seem that there is some sort of internal policy forbidding the drafting of Wolverines locally cause it would lead to horrible things like increased fan interest, strong community relations and an overall better win/loss record and those things need to avoided at all costs.

JamieH

December 3rd, 2013 at 10:33 AM ^

C'mon, KCP is averaging 7.4 point per game, all while shooting 35% from the floor and 27% from 3.  He's also averaging almost a full assist a game. 

Kid has STAR written all over him. 

I would have thought after Darko that Dumars would have, you know, looked at KCP's college stats and realized that maybe this kid isn't that great of a shooter in game situations instead of being wowed by how great he shoots in workouts.  I'm sure he's a fantastic HORSE player.   Usually, if a guy is a "great shooter" he shoots better than 41% in college and he CERTAINLY shoots better than 33% from 3. (see Stauskas, Nik)

jmblue

December 3rd, 2013 at 11:35 AM ^

I blame Mateen Cleaves.  His total washout of a career probably spooked Joe D (who drafted him back in 2000) into not wanting to draft another local product coming off a Final Four run.  That is irrational logic, of course, but I bet it was in the back of his mind.  I'm afraid the Pistons are probably going to regret this one for a long time.

 

 

JamieH

December 3rd, 2013 at 12:52 PM ^

falls in love with players who give him a good workout.  Darko came in, hit a bunch of shots and BAM, he's the #2 pick.  Looks like KCP pulled the same trick.  Came in, hit a bunch of meaningless practice shots, and Joe D. falls in love.  Who cares that his college stats say that he's mediocre?

 

DK81

December 3rd, 2013 at 2:29 PM ^

As much as i hated not taking Trey Burke at the time, i was furious, I have really warmed up to KCP. Watching Pope this year he has the potential to be an elite perimeter defender and scorer. Pistons needed a 3 and D guy , plus we also upgraded at PG. It will be years before we know who is a better NBA player between Burke and KCP so for now i obviously wish them both well.

M-Wolverine

December 3rd, 2013 at 3:02 PM ^

Just to make all those moves to be the 7 seed (only thanks to the craptasitc Atlantic) and face the Heat. And lose the draft pick.  Drafting Burke and sucking hard enough to be in the lottery in THIS draft wasn't a good idea, nooooooo......