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Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
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ZKnicks wrote:Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
They both could look like they're gliding when they bring the ball up, and both can slow down to get away from defenders (whereas most other PGs always try to go around them or go faster). They both distribute well, and both play lots of D. They both like to dress well off the court.
Let's here how Clyde describes him when he's doing the games.
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BKlutch wrote:ZKnicks wrote:Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
They both could look like they're gliding when they bring the ball up, and both can slow down to get away from defenders (whereas most other PGs always try to go around them or go faster). They both distribute well, and both play lots of D. They both like to dress well off the court.
Let's here how Clyde describes him when he's doing the games.
Styling and Profiling?
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BKlutch wrote:ZKnicks wrote:Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
They both could look like they're gliding when they bring the ball up, and both can slow down to get away from defenders (whereas most other PGs always try to go around them or go faster). They both distribute well, and both play lots of D. They both like to dress well off the court.
Let's here how Clyde describes him when he's doing the games.
Clyding and gliding?
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Wolfgang630 wrote:BKlutch wrote:ZKnicks wrote:Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
They both could look like they're gliding when they bring the ball up, and both can slow down to get away from defenders (whereas most other PGs always try to go around them or go faster). They both distribute well, and both play lots of D. They both like to dress well off the court.
Let's here how Clyde describes him when he's doing the games.
Clyding and gliding?
Lmao, I would die if he really said that live
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Octopus is definitely a "can this person think out of the box" test.
Octopuses are supposedly super smart whereas squid are kinda bozos... so on general principle, I'd prefer squid but both are tasty when prepared well.
Regarding Clyde - Frank definitely has a smooth game. Beyond that, I'd hold my horses.
Octopuses are supposedly super smart whereas squid are kinda bozos... so on general principle, I'd prefer squid but both are tasty when prepared well.
Regarding Clyde - Frank definitely has a smooth game. Beyond that, I'd hold my horses.
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Never compared him to Clyde, just said when watching him I saw shades of Clyde. Something about their mannerism's that reminds me of him.
If he could become a poor mans version of Clyde, then he is a steal for us. One can only hope.
Oh and about Octopus...if you ever go to Gato (Boby Flays restaurant on Lafayette), his roasted Octopus is just ridiculous. Definitely worth a try.
If he could become a poor mans version of Clyde, then he is a steal for us. One can only hope.
Oh and about Octopus...if you ever go to Gato (Boby Flays restaurant on Lafayette), his roasted Octopus is just ridiculous. Definitely worth a try.
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thebuzzardman wrote:BKlutch wrote:ZKnicks wrote:Am I crazy, or do I see shades of Clyde when I watch him.
Something about him just reminds of me of Mr. Frazier...
They both could look like they're gliding when they bring the ball up, and both can slow down to get away from defenders (whereas most other PGs always try to go around them or go faster). They both distribute well, and both play lots of D. They both like to dress well off the court.
Let's here how Clyde describes him when he's doing the games.
Styling and Profiling?
mesmerizing... tantalazing the mavericks
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blanko wrote:i might be wrong but i think he is a mix of chauncey and gary payton
and that's a player profile for today. i really see a ceiling of greek freak/kawhi pure PG version. which = murder.
RIP magnumt
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Capn'O wrote:Octopus is definitely a "can this person think out of the box" test.
Octopuses are supposedly super smart whereas squid are kinda bozos... so on general principle, I'd prefer squid but both are tasty when prepared well.
Regarding Clyde - Frank definitely has a smooth game. Beyond that, I'd hold my horses.
Funny, I don't think of either octopus or squid as exotic or a real challenge.. but when I was in my 20's, I might have looked at them both like Fatboy does.
Frazier has rarely used himself as a comparison for other guards. I'd have to say that's being diplomatic, considering how few of our guards have been really good. And how few played the style he did.
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Jeff Van Gully wrote:blanko wrote:i might be wrong but i think he is a mix of chauncey and gary payton
and that's a player profile for today. i really see a ceiling of greek freak/kawhi pure PG version. which = murder.
Exactly the ceiling I see.
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ZKnicks wrote:Never compared him to Clyde, just said when watching him I saw shades of Clyde. Something about their mannerism's that reminds me of him.
If he could become a poor mans version of Clyde, then he is a steal for us. One can only hope.
Oh and about Octopus...if you ever go to Gato (Boby Flays restaurant on Lafayette), his roasted Octopus is just ridiculous. Definitely worth a try.
Delicious post.
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BKlutch wrote:Capn'O wrote:Octopus is definitely a "can this person think out of the box" test.
Octopuses are supposedly super smart whereas squid are kinda bozos... so on general principle, I'd prefer squid but both are tasty when prepared well.
Regarding Clyde - Frank definitely has a smooth game. Beyond that, I'd hold my horses.
Funny, I don't think of e
ither octopus or squid as exotic or a real challenge.. but when I was in my 20's, I might have looked at them both like Fatboy does.
Frazier has rarely used himself as a comparison for other guards. I'd have to say that's being diplomatic, considering how few of our guards have been really good. And how few played the style he did.
If one particular guard were to be compared to Clyde on the court, I would go with DWade.
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Mecca wrote:Jeff Van Gully wrote:blanko wrote:i might be wrong but i think he is a mix of chauncey and gary payton
and that's a player profile for today. i really see a ceiling of greek freak/kawhi pure PG version. which = murder.
Exactly the ceiling I see.
If I could go to sleep and night and wake up to find my Knicks dreams have come true, this would be a part of it.
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Amsterdam wrote:BKlutch wrote:Capn'O wrote:Octopus is definitely a "can this person think out of the box" test.
Octopuses are supposedly super smart whereas squid are kinda bozos... so on general principle, I'd prefer squid but both are tasty when prepared well.
Regarding Clyde - Frank definitely has a smooth game. Beyond that, I'd hold my horses.
Funny, I don't think of e
ither octopus or squid as exotic or a real challenge.. but when I was in my 20's, I might have looked at them both like Fatboy does.
Frazier has rarely used himself as a comparison for other guards. I'd have to say that's being diplomatic, considering how few of our guards have been really good. And how few played the style he did.
If one particular guard were to be compared to Clyde on the court, I would go with DWade.
I can see some similarities, but DWade is faster and better around the hoop.
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BKlutch wrote:Amsterdam wrote:BKlutch wrote:Funny, I don't think of e
ither octopus or squid as exotic or a real challenge.. but when I was in my 20's, I might have looked at them both like Fatboy does.
Frazier has rarely used himself as a comparison for other guards. I'd have to say that's being diplomatic, considering how few of our guards have been really good. And how few played the style he did.
If one particular guard were to be compared to Clyde on the court, I would go with DWade.
I can see some similarities, but DWade is faster and better around the hoop.
Clyde was deceptively quick and was an absolute master at change of pace. He had the quickness to pick off a ball at mid-dribble and I never seen another that good at it.
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Juggynaut wrote:https://i.redd.it/ypfkl7wj9jfz.jpg
Big hands from this sexy ****.
The size of his hands is something I noticed. And Phil likes guys with big hands; he said that's what made Jordan better than Kobe; Jordan could palm the ball.
"Michael was more likely to break through his attackers with power and strength, while Kobe often tries to finesse his way through mass pileups," Jackson wrote. "Michael was stronger, with bigger shoulders and a sturdier frame. He also had large hands that allowed him to control the ball better and make subtle fakes"
Hopefully it's a sign! Kawhi Leonard has got some big hands as well
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rrosario35 wrote:Juggynaut wrote:https://i.redd.it/ypfkl7wj9jfz.jpg
Big hands from this sexy ****.
The size of his hands is something I noticed. And Phil likes guys with big hands; he said that's what made Jordan better than Kobe; Jordan could palm the ball.
"Michael was more likely to break through his attackers with power and strength, while Kobe often tries to finesse his way through mass pileups," Jackson wrote. "Michael was stronger, with bigger shoulders and a sturdier frame. He also had large hands that allowed him to control the ball better and make subtle fakes"
Hopefully it's a sign! Kawhi Leonard has got some big hands as well
RIP magnumt
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Amsterdam wrote:BKlutch wrote:Amsterdam wrote:
If one particular guard were to be compared to Clyde on the court, I would go with DWade.
I can see some similarities, but DWade is faster and better around the hoop.
Clyde was deceptively quick and was an absolute master at change of pace. He had the quickness to pick off a ball at mid-dribble and I never seen another that good at it.
When I was a little kid watching him play (I started watching basketball when he was on the team), I thought he made the game look a lot like ballet. I didn't know much about ballet or basketball back then, but I still think there was a grace and beauty to the way he ran the team.
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rrosario35 wrote:Juggynaut wrote:https://i.redd.it/ypfkl7wj9jfz.jpg
Big hands from this sexy ****.
The size of his hands is something I noticed. And Phil likes guys with big hands; he said that's what made Jordan better than Kobe; Jordan could palm the ball.
"Michael was more likely to break through his attackers with power and strength, while Kobe often tries to finesse his way through mass pileups," Jackson wrote. "Michael was stronger, with bigger shoulders and a sturdier frame. He also had large hands that allowed him to control the ball better and make subtle fakes"
Hopefully it's a sign! Kawhi Leonard has got some big hands as well
The NBA store here in Manhattan has a wall with impressions of the hands of a number of famous current players. It's very humbling to put my hands into those impressions and see how much larger their hands are than mine.
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