Mylie10 wrote:Coxy wrote:Hopper15 wrote:The cap says you have an MLE and a trade exception that can be used on more than one player if need be.
I thought my position on Bowman was clear. But, no. I don't...until he can shoot better. Hence, a two way talent for now.
The best case scenerio I see for Bowman is a Patty Mills type, but he'd need to turn into a serious threat from deep to have a shot at that. He's just average as is. Not good enough for the secondary play making ball handler you need on a top ball club.
I don’t see Patty Mills. Mills is more of a scoring point guard than a guy like Bowman who is defense first. Bowman has a fantastic vertical leap, and Mills is but an average athlete. Bowman is like a Football player (American), and Mills is like the crafty guy at the gym who scores on everybody.
I love the moxy of Patty Mills.
If Bowman shot anywhere close to Patty Mills he’s be a total stud, because Bowman is a legit defender. Bulldog type....love that
Bowman's ceiling -- and I don't think he'll hit it -- is Fred VanVleet. Small bulldog of a guard who is a good and rugged defender even against guys who have a size advantage on him. But lots of things have to go right for that to happen, namely for Bowman's shot to make significant improvements. He's a more explosive athlete than VanVleet and so he could have a higher margin for error and have easier access to driving lanes on a lower 3P%, but he needs to be at 35% to make it in the league. If he can get up to 37% from three, he'll be a ten year NBA player. He wasn't a bad floor general and the shot will open up everything for him.