
Originally Posted by
PurpleJesus
According to Adelman, he plans on playing Roy as the starter, 30-32 minutes per game.
As for tonight, Roy did much better than the box score indicated. He pitched in, in places other than scoring, which good players do. For his shooting, it looks awful in the box score, but watching the game, so many of his shots just missed by millimeters, they would hit the bottom of the rim and fly out.
I think the Sacramento announcer (maybe the only good thing he said the whole night) said it best, when he said "you can see Roy knows where he wants to go with the ball, he just can't get there as quick as he used to." Roy has the smarts and intangibles to still be a very good player, but he needs to continue to learn his athletic limits now.
As for his defense, I thought it was well below average on man-to-man scenarios, but his help defense at least got a passing grade from me.