Andrew Goudelock Waived: no longer a Laker (pg 23)

Kid is confident. I'm really happy for him, and his shooting his contagious. I think Brown is going to have some problems inserting Barnes and Mcroberts in there. Unless they would go in with the starters, and maybe Brown will allow 5-8 minute stint with Bynum and nothing but shooters out there?
I don't know. But I'm actually glad Blake got hurt, because without his injury, we never would've seen the mini-mamba

McRoberts really works better with Pau then he does with Drew. McRoberts + Drew is great if we want to get stops, but Murphy + Drew is a more balanced combo. Murph is a good rebounder and stretches the floor while Bynum blocks shots and bangs down low.

Doc Brown wrote:

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Goudelock: 'I think I'm just as good as everybody in that draft' ow.ly/1h7qV3

Awesome.

13 huge points off the bench. This guy has killer instinct.

Hes not a point guard but Fernandez, Brewer, Lawson and Miller pressured the hell out of him during the 1st 3 Quarters whenever he was bringing the ball up the court and he handled it very well. 0 turnovers.

Hats off to the kid

I was furious with Brown for going with Fisher down the stretch. Goudelock had it going and he would've been a better option guarding Ty Lawson.

Doc Brown wrote:

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Keep doing you Glock.

Kid can score. If he didn't have to play PG and could run off, off ball screens, I think he would have more points than he is averaging right now.

Dude is a keeper.

This kid is saving our hides when the bench is on the floor right now. Hell he's doing pretty good with the starters too. I think Kobe is starting to trust him as well.

Only miscue he had tonight was missing a wide open Barnes on a 2 on 1 break.

Glock isn't a great defender, but man oh man, he looks like an angel compared to Fisher.

Another nice scoring night from him. Too bad his bench mates didn't help out.

I'm A believer in his floater

My bad for doubting the kid

I thought the floater was a fluke but he's proving it's a consistent weapon

How sad that Ebanks and Morris can't get off the bench but this confident rookie from a small school is killin it!

The one glaring hole I noticed in his game tonight: he was getting destroyed on screens. He was terrible at getting around them; almost as bad as Fisher. He's athletic/quick enough to recover sometimes, but it was still bad. That's something he needs to work on.

magicman32 wrote:I'm A believer in his floater

My bad for doubting the kid

I thought the floater was a fluke but he's proving it's a consistent weapon

I knew you would come around.

That floater is legit.

^Glock is a great example why some NBA owners are trying to force players to go to college. He's not nearly as athletic or quick as a lot of 1st rounders, but he has the refined skills that come with college experience.

Absolutely love the kid... way to go GLOCK!

jimbo327 wrote:Yeah, like a poster said before. GLOC reminds me of Gary Neal.

I don't know if anyone already said it, but he reminds me of Nick Van Exel. He's not as quick but he has no trouble getting good shots up, is fearless, and has a nasty floater. I really like this kid's game.

Considering how many minutes in heavy traffic he has played in the past 5 games, where did the he has "no" handles ever freaking come from? Where are all the balls being stolen from him or turnovers? I think his herky jerky penetrating style, consistently getting into the paint or himself open shows the opposite. Wow talk about consistent production game to game to game. Quite impressive for a rookie. And he is cool out there. Good post entry passing. Good passing period.

Goudelock Reminds Of the old Doc Rivers.. with Andrew GLOCK floater and the way he brings the Ball up the court and everything..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaBkXcIy ... re=related

GLOCK The Doc

LTLakerFan wrote:Considering how many minutes in heavy traffic he has played in the past 5 games, where did the he has "no" handles ever freaking come from? Where are all the balls being stolen from him or turnovers? I think his herky jerky penetrating style, consistently getting into the paint or himself open shows the opposite. Wow talk about consistent production game to game to game. Quite impressive for a rookie. And he is cool out there. Good post entry passing. Good passing period.

His handles have looked better recently, but he sometimes has near gaffs. He's not Shannon Brown bad, but he could make improvements.

revgen wrote:^Glock is a great example why some NBA owners are trying to force players to go to college. He's not nearly as athletic or quick as a lot of 1st rounders, but he has the refined skills that come with college experience.

Goudelock Reminds Of the old Doc Rivers.. with Andrew GLOCK floater and the way he brings the Ball up the court and everything..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaBkXcIy ... re=related

GLOCK The Doc

mrnr wrote:

revgen wrote:^Glock is a great example why some NBA owners are trying to force players to go to college. He's not nearly as athletic or quick as a lot of 1st rounders, but he has the refined skills that come with college experience.

Goudelock Reminds Of the old Doc Rivers.. with Andrew GLOCK floater and the way he brings the Ball up the court and everything..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaBkXcIy ... re=related

GLOCK The Doc

I can see it a little.... to me he is more of an Andrew Toney, Vinnie Johnson or even Freddie Brown...

For a guy who's been an off guard his entire life, he's handling NBA point guard duties really well.

A couple of times it seemed like he was determined to get an 8 second violation, but outside of that he was huge. Again. This time on the road in a national TV game. Not crowning him yet, but that's a great sign.

He also knows his game. Knows what he can and can't do on the court. He plays to his strengths and it shows. He's pretty much never out of control, he plays with the poise of a 4 year college player, and so far he's taken good shots.

He's growing on me fast.

LTLakerFan wrote:Considering how many minutes in heavy traffic he has played in the past 5 games, where did the he has "no" handles ever freaking come from? Where are all the balls being stolen from him or turnovers?

Well in college he was very turnover prone. So he's definitely improved in that department.

I believe.

Every time the Nuggets were making a run, he would hit a floater or a 3. Exactly what we need off the bench.

That floater is money by the way.