Walker Kessler Nickname
Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2022 5:29 pm
I think this will be fun. I'm leaving it open to changing your vote in case someone comes up with a better idea.
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Note30 wrote:The Kessler Run
shrink wrote:Walking Tall?
Too dated a reference?
Krapinsky wrote:My vote is “The Rollator” as he’ll get most of his opportunities rolling to the basket on a pick n roll and rolling off weak side help to swat shot attempts.
Also, there’s this, which is what we’ll think of when watching him play.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rollator+walker&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
KGdaBom wrote:Krapinsky wrote:My vote is “The Rollator” as he’ll get most of his opportunities rolling to the basket on a pick n roll and rolling off weak side help to swat shot attempts.
Also, there’s this, which is what we’ll think of when watching him play.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rollator+walker&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
Are you a Wolves fan? It sure seems like you're not. The Kessler pick according to all the media experts ranges from Brilliant A+ grades to solid pick. You watch him show great lateral mobility for a big man in all his videos, but come up with him being a senior citizen using a walker to get around. I'm sure he was one of the greatest shot blockers in college basketball history because of his bad mobility.
shrink wrote:So I was curious about whether Kessler as a non-starter was a good value at #22, so I went back and checked a history of the #22 pick since 2000. Looking at the list, I think you have a couple starters, but mostly it’s a coin flip whether you get a rotation player or not. I think Kessler is fair value here.
Isaiah Jackson Los Angeles Lakers Kentucky 2021
Zeke Nnaji Denver Nuggets Arizona 2020
Grant Williams Boston Celtics Tennessee 2019
Chandler Hutchison Chicago Bulls Boise State 2018
Jarrett Allen Brooklyn Nets Texas 2017
Malachi Richardson Charlotte Hornets Syracuse 2016
Bobby Portis Chicago Bulls Arkansas 2015
Jordan Adams Memphis Grizzlies California-Los Angeles 2014
Mason Plumlee Brooklyn Nets Duke 2013
Fab Melo Boston Celtics Syracuse 2012
Kenneth Faried Denver Nuggets Morehead State 2011
Elliot Williams Portland Trail Blazers Memphis 2010
Victor Claver Portland Trail Blazers Valencia BC (Spain) 2009
Courtney Lee Orlando Magic Western Kentucky 2008
Jared Dudley Charlotte Bobcats Boston College 2007
Marcus Williams New Jersey Nets Connecticut 2006
Jarrett Jack Denver Nuggets Georgia Tech 2005
Viktor Khryapa New Jersey Nets PBC CSKA Moscow (Russia) 2004
Zoran Planinic New Jersey Nets KK Cibona (Croatia) 2003
Casey Jacobsen Phoenix Suns Stanford 2002
Jeryl Sasser Orlando Magic Southern Methodist 2001
Krapinsky wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Krapinsky wrote:My vote is “The Rollator” as he’ll get most of his opportunities rolling to the basket on a pick n roll and rolling off weak side help to swat shot attempts.
Also, there’s this, which is what we’ll think of when watching him play.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rollator+walker&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
Are you a Wolves fan? It sure seems like you're not. The Kessler pick according to all the media experts ranges from Brilliant A+ grades to solid pick. You watch him show great lateral mobility for a big man in all his videos, but come up with him being a senior citizen using a walker to get around. I'm sure he was one of the greatest shot blockers in college basketball history because of his bad mobility.
Are you saying you don’t like ‘The Rollator’? I dunno, I thought it was pretty clever : )
What was your position on historical shot blocker Hasheem Thabeet? I’m on record of being 100% against Thabeet before that draft.
My Main Man wrote:Some dude on Twitter called him Edina Rudy Gobert and I can’t stop thinking of that.
KGdaBom wrote:Krapinsky wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Are you a Wolves fan? It sure seems like you're not. The Kessler pick according to all the media experts ranges from Brilliant A+ grades to solid pick. You watch him show great lateral mobility for a big man in all his videos, but come up with him being a senior citizen using a walker to get around. I'm sure he was one of the greatest shot blockers in college basketball history because of his bad mobility.
Are you saying you don’t like ‘The Rollator’? I dunno, I thought it was pretty clever : )
What was your position on historical shot blocker Hasheem Thabeet? I’m on record of being 100% against Thabeet before that draft.
It's clever for a person who hates the Wolves, doesn't care about reality, and wants to troll us. I don't give a rats ass about Hasheem Thabeet.
Note30 wrote:
SkyWalker?