Ross struggled with consistency during spring practices

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(07-08-2019, 08:43 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: When people say that Ross's 2nd year was essentially his rookie year...it loses me. He was on the team and practiced and was in the meeting rooms. IF anything he should have came away from that year really understanding the mental side of the game.

I do agree that screens and slants seem to be more of what he needed to see.

Actually, for the better part of his rookie season, he was not able to practice (which led to him not playing) and then he was put on IR where he couldn't do anything.  I get what you are saying, but he was injured for all of OTAs and most of camp...that is critical times for a rookie.

Ross will either advance his game (with the help of some coaching adjustments, hopefully) or he will continue a downward slide to obscurity.  I saw just enough good last year to have some optimism for him this year.