Post#3 » by Darren » Mon Nov 23, 2015 11:46 am
Justin Anderson gets his number but I should say he's quite NBA ready for a couple of reasons:
1. Physical shape - he looks like Lebron on vertical drive (however not as explosive) but he gets blowed passed at least 5 times. He needs to cut down his body fat ratio to be effective. Lateral quickness needs a lot of works. He has to prove his worth defensively to earn playing times under RC.
2. Shot-selection - he's perfect from the field early but he takes contested jumpers repeatedly after that. And the result is far from satisfactory. He's more a threat putting the ball on the floor and drive to the basket. However, he takes 7 jumpers (most are contested from deep.
3. Skills - his shooting mechanic is not quite well for a swingman. And his passing is far from accurate. His court vision is limited. This hurts him from making right decision and making good use of his physical tools to help teammates out. He doesn't make right decisions defensively as well.
He's some promising tools to next level. But his athleticism, skills level and decision making on general needs work.
Mejri is just tall. He's limited offensively. He's not a good decision making as well. He tries to take the ball upfront a few times and it results in some turnovers. It is not a good sign for a grown big man. He's not an adequate rebounder as well. Don't get fooled by 10 rebounds and 6 blocks. He's a man playing against some boys. The OKC team is way too short. But he's got some rebounds stolen by short boys. I am not high on him indeed.
