Marc Gasol's bounce-back season for the Memphis Grizzlies won't be as astounding as some might hope.
After missing 23 games due to an MCL sprain in his left knee last year, Gasol can't be expected to become an overwhelming attacker this season.
Memphis Grizzlies fans should accept that the 7'1", 265-pound center will be a complementary scorer while leading the defense and supporting the offense as a passer.
SI.com's Rob Mahoney acknowledged the disappointment shared by many in the 29-year-old's lack of offensive aggressiveness. He said, "Gasol doesn't have the disposition to score as much as his skills would allow. Instead, he opts for defensive dominance with a more balanced offensive role."
Secondary passer
That leads the Spaniard to be a secondary assist man behind Mike Conley. Gasol facilitates the offense from the top of the key, taking a more active role in this respect than almost any other big man in the league.
He led the league in elbow touches per game and passed out of those spots 78 pe ...
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