twix2500 wrote:How many years do you think it will take for Edwards to develop? Give me your expected timeline.
After the Wolves go and steal whoever got Duncan and Tyler going so quickly from the Heat I would say very soon.
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twix2500 wrote:How many years do you think it will take for Edwards to develop? Give me your expected timeline.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Klomp wrote:Edwards has the body of Shabazz Muhammad and skillset of Zach LaVine, yet is most often compared to Andrew Wiggins
TheProdigy wrote:Klomp wrote:Edwards has the body of Shabazz Muhammad and skillset of Zach LaVine, yet is most often compared to Andrew Wiggins
Probably because people feel he has a similar mindset to Wiggins?
Calinks wrote:It's not the biggest deal but one thing I am excited for is to see Edwards destroy people with dunks. That was so fun when Wiggins did it before he got old at the age of 21. Still a great mystery to me as to why Wiggins started refusing to dunk.
DaMplsKid wrote:FinnTheHuman wrote:
Yeah, I'm cringing at Rosas repeatedly telling Edwards he's gotta get to work now. Edwards ain't stupid, he knows everybody's saying he doesn't have the required work ethic, he knows he's gotta prove 'em wrong, so you don't need to show you bought into the prejudice. If he doesn't put in the work, it's not gonna be because Rosas forgot to tell him he's gotta work hard over the phone video call on the draft night.
REALLY??? I pretty sure "work" is the exact topic of conversation I want the GM saying to his employees. I am pretty sure when we traded for Rubio I bet the topic of work came up too. You guy's a grasping at straws here for real. Watch ever draft picks interview and I but some kind of variation of "let's work", "I can't wait to do work" comes up in every interview. Give it a rest be happy for the 'KID" and organization. What did you want/expect a 19 year kid who was just draft and 50 year GM talk about on the phone? f*cking stock and bonds
Folklore wrote:DaMplsKid wrote:FinnTheHuman wrote:
Yeah, I'm cringing at Rosas repeatedly telling Edwards he's gotta get to work now. Edwards ain't stupid, he knows everybody's saying he doesn't have the required work ethic, he knows he's gotta prove 'em wrong, so you don't need to show you bought into the prejudice. If he doesn't put in the work, it's not gonna be because Rosas forgot to tell him he's gotta work hard over the phone video call on the draft night.
REALLY??? I pretty sure "work" is the exact topic of conversation I want the GM saying to his employees. I am pretty sure when we traded for Rubio I bet the topic of work came up too. You guy's a grasping at straws here for real. Watch ever draft picks interview and I but some kind of variation of "let's work", "I can't wait to do work" comes up in every interview. Give it a rest be happy for the 'KID" and organization. What did you want/expect a 19 year kid who was just draft and 50 year GM talk about on the phone? f*cking stock and bonds
A lot of people have strong opinions about that cal haha.Only people who have dealt with condescending people reacted to it in a negative way. The way Rosas came across made it seem like he's been screwing around this whole time. I'm not sure why this is lost to most of you.These are Athletes who already put in work to get to where they are. A player saying "I can't wait to hit the gym with my new team" is not the same as "I can't wait to do work" who tf says that anyway? You're reaching probably because you're a condescending do*che type too.
Dewey wrote:Folklore wrote:DaMplsKid wrote:
REALLY??? I pretty sure "work" is the exact topic of conversation I want the GM saying to his employees. I am pretty sure when we traded for Rubio I bet the topic of work came up too. You guy's a grasping at straws here for real. Watch ever draft picks interview and I but some kind of variation of "let's work", "I can't wait to do work" comes up in every interview. Give it a rest be happy for the 'KID" and organization. What did you want/expect a 19 year kid who was just draft and 50 year GM talk about on the phone? f*cking stock and bonds
A lot of people have strong opinions about that cal haha.Only people who have dealt with condescending people reacted to it in a negative way. The way Rosas came across made it seem like he's been screwing around this whole time. I'm not sure why this is lost to most of you.These are Athletes who already put in work to get to where they are. A player saying "I can't wait to hit the gym with my new team" is not the same as "I can't wait to do work" who tf says that anyway? You're reaching probably because you're a condescending do*che type too.
Seems we’ve been invaded by a bunch of 8th grade girls
TwolvesFanRome wrote:Edwards seems to me a mix between Oladipo e Westbrook... but maybe i am wrong...
minimus wrote:TheProdigy wrote:Klomp wrote:Edwards has the body of Shabazz Muhammad and skillset of Zach LaVine, yet is most often compared to Andrew Wiggins
Probably because people feel he has a similar mindset to Wiggins?
Not even close. AW is soft, while AE enjoys physical battle
TheProdigy wrote:minimus wrote:TheProdigy wrote:Probably because people feel he has a similar mindset to Wiggins?
Not even close. AW is soft, while AE enjoys physical battle
If that's the case, why did Edwards only average 5.3 free throw attempts in 33.0 minutes while Wiggins averaged 6.5 free throw attempts in 32.8 minutes (in college)? With Edwards' incredible brute strength and athleticism, wouldn't he live at the free throw line instead of settling for jump shots?
minimus wrote:TheProdigy wrote:Klomp wrote:Edwards has the body of Shabazz Muhammad and skillset of Zach LaVine, yet is most often compared to Andrew Wiggins
Probably because people feel he has a similar mindset to Wiggins?
Not even close. AW is soft, while AE enjoys physical battle
KGdaBom wrote:TheProdigy wrote:minimus wrote:
Not even close. AW is soft, while AE enjoys physical battle
If that's the case, why did Edwards only average 5.3 free throw attempts in 33.0 minutes while Wiggins averaged 6.5 free throw attempts in 32.8 minutes (in college)? With Edwards' incredible brute strength and athleticism, wouldn't he live at the free throw line instead of settling for jump shots?
Hopefully it is a coaching thing and he will take better advantage once our staff works with him.
TheProdigy wrote:KGdaBom wrote:TheProdigy wrote:If that's the case, why did Edwards only average 5.3 free throw attempts in 33.0 minutes while Wiggins averaged 6.5 free throw attempts in 32.8 minutes (in college)? With Edwards' incredible brute strength and athleticism, wouldn't he live at the free throw line instead of settling for jump shots?
Hopefully it is a coaching thing and he will take better advantage once our staff works with him.
I think it's partially a result of Georgia's lack of shooters which led to clogged lanes. But even then, I'd expect Edwards to get to the line more than he did.
When I said Edwards and Wiggins mindset is similar, I wasn't even referring to their willingness to be physical. It was more about their heart / passion. Edwards is on record saying he doesn't like watching basketball and he'd rather be playing football. His film also shows a guy who is completely disinterested in playing defense at times. More times than not, guys like that fail to reach their potential.
I think the comparison is legitimate until Edwards proves otherwise.
minimus wrote:TheProdigy wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Hopefully it is a coaching thing and he will take better advantage once our staff works with him.
I think it's partially a result of Georgia's lack of shooters which led to clogged lanes. But even then, I'd expect Edwards to get to the line more than he did.
When I said Edwards and Wiggins mindset is similar, I wasn't even referring to their willingness to be physical. It was more about their heart / passion. Edwards is on record saying he doesn't like watching basketball and he'd rather be playing football. His film also shows a guy who is completely disinterested in playing defense at times. More times than not, guys like that fail to reach their potential.
I think the comparison is legitimate until Edwards proves otherwise.
No, this comparison is not legitimate. Duncan did not want to play basketball, he wanted to swim. Arvidas Sabonis did not want to play basketball, his first coach went to his parents to force him. Iverson wanted to play football, instead of basketball.
TheProdigy wrote:minimus wrote:TheProdigy wrote:I think it's partially a result of Georgia's lack of shooters which led to clogged lanes. But even then, I'd expect Edwards to get to the line more than he did.
When I said Edwards and Wiggins mindset is similar, I wasn't even referring to their willingness to be physical. It was more about their heart / passion. Edwards is on record saying he doesn't like watching basketball and he'd rather be playing football. His film also shows a guy who is completely disinterested in playing defense at times. More times than not, guys like that fail to reach their potential.
I think the comparison is legitimate until Edwards proves otherwise.
No, this comparison is not legitimate. Duncan did not want to play basketball, he wanted to swim. Arvidas Sabonis did not want to play basketball, his first coach went to his parents to force him. Iverson wanted to play football, instead of basketball.
Did any of those guys say something like they're not really into basketball or they can't watch basketball? You can still have passion for something even if it wasn't your first choice.
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