I noticed that, and I've noticed it in other posts. Jas is kind of the invisible player. I see many posts saying our big problem is we need a pg, we need quick guards, today someone said our problem is we have no guards who can slash and dish, or slash and score.
So I wonder, have we given up on our current guards and is that justified? No hope they get better? Because it seems to me we need quality subs at guard but I swear Jas, Jordan and Rae (I'm counting her as a guard) are just a click away being really good.
Jordan and Rae are definitely slashers, its just their results are mixed. They may score (hooray), they may get to the rim and brick a layup, they may fall halfway down the lane and turn the ball over. Both seem to have plenty of talent to overcome this and be very real threats to slash and dish or slash and score. Both have shown the ability to score other ways, though inconsistently, and both definitely have a scorer's mentality. Both also are decent defensive players most of the time. I see no reason with the improvement you would expect from all their playing time this year they wouldn't be really good next year.
Jas just seems to fly under the radar. Arguably the team's most improved player from last year, she doesn't do enough spectacular to get positive attention and nothing awful to get scorn. She does have a great handle amidst the turnover madness, among the best assist/t.o ratios in the league and the country. She seems almost reluctant to shoot but has shown a nice pull up jumper in the lane. She doesn't seem slow to me, but not a quickie either. Like the rest, mostly adequate on D. If she works on 3 pt shooting and with experience, becomes less hesitant and tentative on offense, she can be really good.
All 3 need to work on 3 pt shooting, having no real outside shooting threat really cripples our offense. I don't see why they couldn't or shouldn't do all this during the offseason and become a quality back court.