Thunder: Top five shooting guards in OKC history
By Tony Heim
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4. Andre Roberson
His tenure is twice as long as Dion. He started over Dion.
Argue all you want. Waiters may be more talented than Roberson. But Roberson has meant more to the franchise AND IS STILL WITH THE TEAM.
Most of OKC Nation was on the fence with Roberson heading into the postseason. He couldn’t
shoot
play any offense. A few Kawhi Leonard stops sure can change the tide of a fan base.
No es fácil imponerse en un duelo de esfuerzo a Kawhi Leonard...pero Andre Roberson se llevó esa victoria anoche https://t.co/97Cag6rFSb
— AmericanNights (@JJBarranco) May 13, 2016
HE OUTHUSTLED KAWHI FREAKING LEONARD WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT?!?!?!
Roberson still has a long road ahead of him before he can be seen as a mediocre offensive talent, but that’s fine. Andre’s back cuts were deadly in the postseason; NBA players don’t nearly play defense with that intensity normally so imagine how many points he could score in the regular season. I’m completely fine with Roberson’s shots being limited to dunks and layups until he can better his shooting form.