Few players this season raised their profiles as noticeably or as quickly as Indiana’s Paul soccer cleatsGeorge, who grew into a legitimate All-Star in a few short months. An injury to Danny Granger thrust the 23-year-old wing into a larger role than ever before and he responded with a flood of personal bests, posting career highs in minutes, points, rebounds, assists and steals per game and ranking second on the Pacers in usage rate after being sixth by that measure last season. It was a banner season for an exciting young talent,soccer cleats for cheap and striking enough to earn George the league’s Most Improved Player award.
But while this season proved to be hugely important for George from a developmental standpoint, the playoffs have only served to reinforce how far he has yet to go. All of those omens that are conveniently scrubbed from the most glowing endorsements of George’s cheap soccer cleats for men game (career-low 41.9 percent shooting, career highs in turnovers per minute and turnover percentage, a drop in three-point percentage) have come to be accentuated in the postseason, where George has missed shots and committed errors in bulk. George’s game feels a bit overstretched — strained to its limits for the sake of necessity and improvement, but without the kind of efficiency that would justify his prominent role in the offense.
But while this season proved to be hugely important for George from a developmental standpoint, the playoffs have only served to reinforce how far he has yet to go. All of those omens that are conveniently scrubbed from the most glowing endorsements of George’s cheap soccer cleats for men game (career-low 41.9 percent shooting, career highs in turnovers per minute and turnover percentage, a drop in three-point percentage) have come to be accentuated in the postseason, where George has missed shots and committed errors in bulk. George’s game feels a bit overstretched — strained to its limits for the sake of necessity and improvement, but without the kind of efficiency that would justify his prominent role in the offense.
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