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Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

Tyrell Terry for me. They're both still raw, but Moses has more playing time in the NBA for a reason. He's found what works and just needs to polish off now. Terry had issues everywhere last season. Struggled to finish at the rim, not as good as a shooter as was advertised, too frail, didn't make those high IQ plays that he was touted for, not a playmaker and more of a small SG, etc.. But I really like Terry's potential.

HairyGOATee wrote:Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

You really hate Moses Brown don’t you?

Mr B wrote:

HairyGOATee wrote:Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

You really hate Moses Brown don’t you?

For real, HairyGOATee and Bob8 are trying their hardest to get me to stop coming to this forum.

JaZeebus!! What did Moses Brown ever do to ya'll?


Here's where the old saying, "This is why we can't have nice things" applies.

I like his potential but at this moment, it is Terry. He's just not ready both physically and mentally for NBA minutes.

DJ_3_Ball wrote:

Mr B wrote:

HairyGOATee wrote:Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

You really hate Moses Brown don’t you?

For real, HairyGOATee and Bob8 are trying their hardest to get me to stop coming to this forum.

JaZeebus!! What did Moses Brown ever do to ya'll?


Here's where the old saying, "This is why we can't have nice things" applies.

I mean seriously what’s not to like? A young athletic big that’s showed some promise. It’s not like he’s Satnam Singh or anything. Do Mavs fans expect him to be the second coming of Shaq? Hell no. He’s just a young promising big. And who cares if he wants to work on his J and his range from 3. He should be working on all aspects of his game. If he’s out there jacking up shots and not providing anything offensively I doubt he‘ll be on the court for very long. Until then it seems like he’s doing everything the Mavs have asked of him.

I like what i hve seen from Mouses Brown, Tyrrel Terry stil a project whish to keep em all! But i think trade market is an answer for this Issue!

Mr B wrote:I mean seriously what’s not to like? A young athletic big that’s showed some promise. It’s not like he’s Satnam Singh or anything. Do Mavs fans expect him to be the second coming of Shaq? Hell no. He’s just a young promising big. And who cares if he wants to work on his J and his range from 3. He should be working on all aspects of his game. If he’s out there jacking up shots and not providing anything offensively I doubt he‘ll be on the court for very long. Until then it seems like he’s doing everything the Mavs have asked of him.

A voice of reason

Brown is a promising, young, athletic big with plenty of upside. He should never be in this conversation

Terry sadly seems to have lingering off the court issue so that would be my vote but I refuse to vote on a thread this irrational.

Easily Terry who's actually the only well-deserved inactive player on roster and clear cut waiving candidate. Moses, meanwhile, is ahead of WCS in depth chart. I'd cut WCS instead of Moses as WCS can beat Powell for playing time despite being 7-foot. At least, Moses provide very closed to elite shotblocking skills. Finishing around the basket need a lot of works though. Need to put on some bulks against some matchup. Free throw is also not good in any sense. But on the whole, Moses's still s good rebounder and very good shotblocker. It takes some time to learn better decision and positioning, though.

HairyGOATee opened so many silly topics i can't even follow anymore. But this one makes absolutely no sense. Whatever Terry has in life, i hope it gets better but this is the NBA and it's a tough business. At this point he's a complete waste of a roster spot.

Even when Terry was on the floor, he was more or less horrible, Brown on the other hand is totally different and in some games actually looked like a starter.

Moses Brown sounds like Dalembert to me with similar athletic (without the same strength) for now with the same motivation issues. But bare in mind that Dalembert had been starter for Sixers and Mavs, it is not really bad comparison for Brown. To me, Brown play better paint defense than Powell. But Brown has got outsmarted and outmuscled at times. It takes awhile to learn the basketball smart. With Chandler in mix, I think it's possible. In reality, WCS as a veteran did not improve much after so many years. WCS is not strong nor reliable rebounding / shotblocking presence with next-to-none offensive skills besides dunks. I'd rather try out Brown. Of course, only when Brown seems to be self-motivated and get ready for a call up, though. In the Milwaukee, Brown has not prepared well both physically and psychologically for the minutes. It seems to me that Brown is too pleased to get paid for sitting. That's a big issue for a rookie. Brown's status as a professional is similar to that of Justin Jackson. Lack the intangible to be something great. But Brown does have the size and athleticism to make you wait on.

Brown is a project that can hopefully develop into a legit backup center.
Terry seems to have issues that are much greater than BB so hopefully he'll be able to overcome them and put himself in a position to have an opportunity to make it in this league.
I don't understand the question....worse at what?

Mr B wrote:

HairyGOATee wrote:Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

You really hate Moses Brown don’t you?

No sir, I think he's fine, just that I'm running polls to rank each player on the roster. This was a tiebreaker poll since Tyrell Terry and Moses Brown tied for last in the initial poll.

DJ_3_Ball wrote:

Mr B wrote:

HairyGOATee wrote:Who's Worse, Tyrell Terry Or Moses Brown?

You really hate Moses Brown don’t you?

For real, HairyGOATee and Bob8 are trying their hardest to get me to stop coming to this forum.

JaZeebus!! What did Moses Brown ever do to ya'll?


Here's where the old saying, "This is why we can't have nice things" applies.

It's a tie-breaker poll and I voted for Tyrell Terry.

And Tyrell Terry it is!

And Tyrell Terry it is!