ibraheim718 wrote:Barrett's most lethal offensive move is a **** layup. Lol.
And you say I’m out of mind
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ibraheim718 wrote:Barrett's most lethal offensive move is a **** layup. Lol.
jvsimonetti0514 wrote:ibraheim718 wrote:Barrett's most lethal offensive move is a **** layup. Lol.
And you say I’m out of mind
ibraheim718 wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:ibraheim718 wrote:Barrett's most lethal offensive move is a **** layup. Lol.
And you say I’m out of mind
What's his best offensive move?
ibraheim718 wrote:Barrett's strength on offense is getting to the cup. More times than not it's a layup. Lucky you.. because not only are you going to get a podcast this year.. You're also going to get your post sig'd.
ibraheim718 wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:If RJ was coming out in this draft, I’d think he’d be on the same level as Kuminga and Suggs. Cunningham, Mobley, and Green are definitely better than him though.
You're out your damn mind.

bleedblue3303 wrote:if all things stay the same should we roll the dice on Sharife Cooper? Starting to think of all the open shots people will get with his ability to pass the rock
RHODEY wrote:bleedblue3303 wrote:if all things stay the same should we roll the dice on Sharife Cooper? Starting to think of all the open shots people will get with his ability to pass the rock
Oh hell yeah...sahdes of CP3.... but cant we get him? Looks to be a top ten prospect for sure.
It isnl't. This draft is overhyped.BugginOut wrote:ibraheim718 wrote:jvsimonetti0514 wrote:If RJ was coming out in this draft, I’d think he’d be on the same level as Kuminga and Suggs. Cunningham, Mobley, and Green are definitely better than him though.
You're out your damn mind.
How is that a controversial statement at all? RJ was the #1 prospect in high school, had a great season at duke, was the best SG in college and averaged 22/8/4.
What would make a team pass on him for Suggs and Kuminga? Kuminga started out well, but was inefficient as hell in the G league and is looking a lot more raw than expected. Suggs is good, but he's on a stacked team where he only puts up 14/5/4. To put RJ on the same tier as them doesn't seem crazy at all.
HEZI wrote:Evan Mobley is so good. So fluid and skilled for a big.
prophet_of_rage wrote:It isnl't. This draft is overhyped.BugginOut wrote:ibraheim718 wrote:
You're out your damn mind.
How is that a controversial statement at all? RJ was the #1 prospect in high school, had a great season at duke, was the best SG in college and averaged 22/8/4.
What would make a team pass on him for Suggs and Kuminga? Kuminga started out well, but was inefficient as hell in the G league and is looking a lot more raw than expected. Suggs is good, but he's on a stacked team where he only puts up 14/5/4. To put RJ on the same tier as them doesn't seem crazy at all.
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NoDopeOnSundays wrote:HEZI wrote:Evan Mobley is so good. So fluid and skilled for a big.
He gets off his feet so quickly, everything around the rim is a quick dunk before the defender can even think to jump.
WargamesX wrote:RHODEY wrote:bleedblue3303 wrote:if all things stay the same should we roll the dice on Sharife Cooper? Starting to think of all the open shots people will get with his ability to pass the rock
Oh hell yeah...sahdes of CP3.... but cant we get him? Looks to be a top ten prospect for sure.
Maybe on cooper. He’s a smaller PG but Thibs can work with that, look at what he did with Nate Robinson. His college game is very Payton’esque though. He attacks more than Payton did in college, shoots the ball worst, and has more assist.
Thibs like playmaker PG but I think Cooper’s size limits that. Unlike Payton, Rose, and Quickley, he doesn’t have a longer wingspan to compensate for not being tall. All three of our PG’s have 6’8 wingspans and I think the longer wingspan is by design since it allows them to defend at the perimeter to a certain level. In fact Sharife is not a good defender at all.
