twix2500 wrote:Lennyzinho wrote:BBallFreak wrote:Jermaine O'Neal, Kyle Lowry, and Jimmy Butler, from Heat history alone, all beg to differ.
Herro will not become a superstar, I agree with that. Superstars are indeed at least stars or fringe all stars by season 2-3 if not season 1. I'm talking about lebron Luka Durant level superstar. Herro does however have plenty of time to develop into an all star type dude, top 30 type player. And that's incredibly valuable.
He does look uncomfortable lately and passive. Not sure what's up. I would not make Herro untouchable in trades that landed us a player that we would be hoping he'd turn into, like a Mitchell or Lillard. I still think he should've been the 6th man again this year. Or in and out of starting rotation due to rest and injuries etc.
In order for you to be a star you have to be elite at something. What is Herro elite skill set?
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I didn't say Herro would turn into a star. I said an all star. Not all all-star's are stars. One year you're in it, then you're out, then you're back in; hence my comment of a top 30 type dude. I still think he can get there. Not saying I think he will. But I'm saying he has X% chance of becoming that guy. I think his most realistic destination is indeed a Jordan Clarkson, Jamal Crawford type dude. I think best case scenario he turns into a Bradley Beal type of guy (for the record I don't think Beal is all that great).
For example, Donovan Mitchell dropped 40 on the celtics yesterday. Wow! On 34 freakin' FG attempts. That's not impressive... at all. Beal is lots of that. And he doesn't play defense either. Everyone loves talkin' smack on Tyler's defense as if Lillard or Beal or Mitchell were some defensive stalwarts.
538 Raptor Def score for Donovan Mitchell last five years: -1.1 / -1.9 / -1.9 / -2.7 / -.8
Tyler Herro the 4 years he's been in the league: -1.2 / -1 / -1.3 / -1.2
Lillard -.8 / -1.8 / -2.2 / -1.6 / -1.8
Beal -0.9 / -3.7 / -1.9 / +.6 / -1.7
I mean, on average Herro is actually a better defensive player than them. And he's improved at rebounding. Ofc I'm not saying Herro deserves to be in the same sentence as them or can or will be as good offensively. His ceiling is Mitchell. He will never be Lillard on offense (how many ever are? Dame is special).
I'm just tired of all the Herro bashing and defense comments and then nonstop clamoring for, Trade Herro and everything for this guy!. When in fact they have some glaring defensive holes themselves.
Like SoFlaKingReal said, let's enjoy this back to back win over ATL and stop hating on our youth still developing. Not his fault Pat deemed him untouchable.