I counted 4 unforced turnovers by Bledsoe in the game vs Toronto.  I considered them unforced because they were a result of just him and not an pressure by the opposing team.  Three of them were on fast breaks where an easy basket was assured.  Another was on a drive where he just threw it so hard/fast that Blake had no chance to get it (they were about 6 feet away from each other).  I understand that he has great athleticism and shows clear flashes of that BUT it seems like its a 3 to 1 ratio of bad unforced turnovers vs flashes of greatness.  I agreed with the tv commentator that he is going for the highlight play over just take it slow.  I will give him credit that in the ATL and Cleveland games he made free throws very late in each game.

Foye is the original turnover machine.  I counted about 11 turnovers in the ATL and Orlando games and another 2-3 in the Toronto game.  These were all unforced where he was trying a risky alley-oop or bad pass while he was out of control.  With Bledsoe, one could chalk it up to youth and inexperience.  With Foye, he should know better.