I mean averaging 18.8 ppg and 2.4 blocks per game on your rookie year is still great. We need to remember that Wembanyama is having his first ever season, he is just a rookie, and it's his early games. He is not suppose to end up playing like a superstar right away, he could be just very well doing fine, and that is understandable and there is nothing wrong with that, as long as the dude is making sure that he stays healthy, I would consider that a win for him.
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The problem is the hype is just too much that people are expecting him to play like a superstar in his rookie season.
This is the problem when the media is overhyping you. This is the problem with Wembanyama, but it seems like he's unbothered, and he's just playing, and playing.
His averages in his first games are great TBH. It's just that, people are expecting him to have like 20+ PPG, and with his height and 8-foot wingspan, many expect him to have a double-double average right from the start. I'm not saying all are expecting like that, but I'm sure there are some, especially those Spurs fans out there. Kind of ridiculous, but as for me, I think there's a chance that he'll be an all-star in his rookie season. The last player who did that was Blake Griffin. Dude's a future franchise player of the team already. Just give him some time, and lower the expectations.
He'll be a superstar someday that's for sure.
LA Clippers 0-3 now with James Harden. The Clippers already have a strong team so it's hard to see how James Harden fits in. Clippers doing well without Harden and his style might cause more problems than solutions. Maybe he could come off the bench to help but that's not guaranteed if he doesn't agree. If Jame Harden don't want to go bench trading him might be an option again. Lmao. Even without Harden the Clippers are still a top team especially when Paul George and Kawhi Leonard are fit and playing.
3 games is just a small number for us to make a conclusion, but it seems like the team doesn't have the chemistry.
It's simply Harden, and Westbrook don't co-exist with each other.
They played really well when they were still in Thunder, but when they were in Houston, things got really awkward, and they didn't fit to play with the same team together. Now they're 0-3 like you said, and I will not be surprised if either one of them will be traded. Harden is holding the ball so much that even Kawhi is sometimes upset with it. 3 games like I said is just a small number. Maybe let's look at their record after playing 7 games more with Harden, then let's make a conclusion.
