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SLODragon wrote:Big player with good ball-handling skills. He is very smart player, he made massive improvement in his 3 point shooting in last years, last season he was very reliable from 3pt line. I dont know how is going to be with NBA 3pt line, but if he will continue to improve the way he was last years, sky is his limit. He can defend well smart players, ge is good at team defense, may have problems wih man-to-man D on athletic players.

He is improvement of Turkoglu with similar way of playing.

SuperNova854 wrote:I don't see Ingles ever getting a starting position honestly.

Ingles is intriguing from a standpoint that he’s a true wing player with excellent size for his position at around 6-8. His frame looks noticeably better than it did in the past, and he appears to be a fairly agile prospect with nice fluidity. Ingles can put the ball on the floor going either direction and has a really nice mid-range game, looking very smooth pulling up off the dribble. His perimeter jumper looks a bit on the funky side and isn’t all that quick, but he does appear to be capable of making shots from beyond the arc, even if he was a bit streaky in this setting. He has a reputation for being a great passer, but that was impossible to see here.

Defensively is where we’d really like to see more of Ingles, as this will probably be a deciding factor in how teams view him. Due to the amount of workouts the prospects were slated to take part of immediately after this weekend, we weren’t able to see anything on this side of the floor to avoid the risk of injury.

From an intangibles standpoint, Ingles is impressive, and is already drawing rave reviews in many of the workouts he’s attended. The fact that he’s been playing professional basketball for the past three years definitely gives him a leg up over many of his NCAA counterparts.

Positionally, Ingles is a small forward that excels on the perimeter both handling the ball and shooting it from deep. At 6’8 with a 6’10 wingspan, he has pretty excellent size for that position in the NBA. Depending on who he signs with, it actually wouldn’t be a total surprise to me to see someone line him up in a limited stretch, small-ball 4 role, utilizing his excellent decision-making, quick ball-movement, and ability to shoot the ball in order to clear out the lane for smaller guards. It’s not totally unrealistic that he could see time at three different NBA positions. In that regard, versatility is the name of the game for Ingles, not just in his positionality but also in his skill set.

The comparison game is often silly and misguided, and that’s the case with Ingles too. For instance, the best way I can think of to describe his play style is a combination of Manu Ginobili and Chandler Parsons together. While those are two vastly different players, making this comparison reek of racial biasing due to the color of the three players’ skins, it also kind of works. The melding of ball-handling, three-point shooting, and length makes for someone that should be able to step in immediately and contribute on the offensive end.

og15 wrote:Seems okay, doesn't seem like a defender, so we'll see of he can carve out minutes. Right now he is battling for 3rd SF along with Bullock

First thought was that he'll be used as a small ball PF in short stretches like Hedo.