She reminds me of a Paul Silas type of player .And now her supporters will have an excuse why she wasn't ROY.
Looked at her stats ....she had a field goal percentage under 45% within 5' of the hoop.
A tremendous rebounder that's a one trick pony.
Good comparison. Some have even mentioned Dennis Rodman.She reminds me of a Paul Silas type of player .
Rebounding and D strengths, shooting not so much and best offensive move is putbacks after an offensive rebound from missed shots ( hers or teammate)
I was thinking of Rodman , but in my opinion Dennis wasn't interested in trying to score and passed up taking shots when he was open and didn't try to get open , setting himself in position for rebounds came first while Paul wasn't a good shot but tried his best to score if left open .Good comparison. Some have even mentioned Dennis Rodman.
In her last game, she shot an airball from about 18'.I was thinking of Rodman , but in my opinion Dennis wasn't interested in trying to score and passed up taking shots when he was open and didn't try to get open , setting himself in position for rebounds came first while Paul wasn't a good shot but tried his best to score if left open .
I feel Angel looks for rebounds first, but when given the opportunity will take the shot and try to get open before setting up to go after offensive rebounds
Actually when the team already made the playoffs resting its stars is a common practice, once playoff position is set . No sense in risking injury when a win isn't needed and back-ups can get the playing time that would be denied them in a meaningful game.Imagine betting on games last nite when every playoff team rested the starters?
How about Mystic fans that paid big $$$ to see Clark and she played 20 minutes?
WNBA record crowd last nite.
It's common in many sports, but I was referring to the "betting line".Actually when the team already made the playoffs resting its stars is a common practice, once playoff position is set . No sense in risking injury when a win isn't needed and back-ups can get the playing time that would be denied them in a meaningful game.