2010 wrote:j4remi wrote:2010 wrote:It's the NETS in EVERY aspect (assuming they get that Brooklyn Atlantic Yards Arena). Anyone who claims our core players are better than the Nets core are delusional.
Must I break it down player by player?
Please do that for me, and if we go Arena vs Arena too, it's no contest. I don't buy anyone saying Brook>>>>Lee after this preseason, no chance. Upside, Gallo and Hill trump all.
For starters, do you realize every one of our core players is a TWEENER while the Nets core players have a definitive position? We constantly must try to fit square pegs in round holes with our roster. The Nets can just plug players in and go (especially around Lebron). The Nets have a real center and a nice scoring PG. Doesn't matter that he isn't pass-first because Lebron's passing enables him to play point-forward allowing Harris to function ala Tony Parker in San Antonia as a scoring guard penetrating to the hole.
Harris doesn't have a J at all, needs the ball to be effective, and doesn't have the inside presence that helps both TP and Manu out so much. He's not as a good a passer either and he's an equally poor defender.
Brook is mechanical, hasn't shown me any kind of improvement this preseason and still is too thin. He is a true C, but we run the SSOL where a true C is less important than athletic bigs who run the floor and have range. This is the issue with calling "tweener" at the Knicks.
Lee is the best fit with Lebron, Courtney Lee I mean on the Nets. The rest of their youth have poor range and need the ball to be effective. The Knicks have Lee who now has a fifteen footer, Gallo who has infinite range, Chandler who does a little of everything, Hill who with bulk can be a C in this system and TD who gives defensive tenacity and finally showed hints of that jumper people mentioned from his college days. This isn't cut and dry at all.
And Worldwide Wes was at camp last year and also linked to multiple draft picks by Zeke...his connection goes beyond that EC BS excuse.