It looks like it. AB has been the first player off the bench.cedric76 wrote:Do you think that he ll end up the year averaging more assists, minutes, points, etc.... Than Cole?
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It looks like it. AB has been the first player off the bench.cedric76 wrote:Do you think that he ll end up the year averaging more assists, minutes, points, etc.... Than Cole?
basketballRob wrote:It looks like it. AB has been the first player off the bench.cedric76 wrote:Do you think that he ll end up the year averaging more assists, minutes, points, etc.... Than Cole?
drsd wrote:basketballRob wrote:It looks like it. AB has been the first player off the bench.cedric76 wrote:Do you think that he ll end up the year averaging more assists, minutes, points, etc.... Than Cole?
THe lack of a backup SF, and that the Magic will have PF depth probelmebs here and there, there will be a LOT of time where Black and Anthony are on the court together (with Black effectively being the SF).
In the Griz game, both Anthony and Black held back on defensive rebounds to start fast-breaks. That was an interesting set, as it allows both to pound the defensive glass also. As built: the Magic guards will be key for rebounding domination, which the Magic must have.
RichCollab wrote:drsd wrote:basketballRob wrote:It looks like it. AB has been the first player off the bench.
THe lack of a backup SF, and that the Magic will have PF depth probelmebs here and there, there will be a LOT of time where Black and Anthony are on the court together (with Black effectively being the SF).
In the Griz game, both Anthony and Black held back on defensive rebounds to start fast-breaks. That was an interesting set, as it allows both to pound the defensive glass also. As built: the Magic guards will be key for rebounding domination, which the Magic must have.
Magic doesn’t have PF depth problems.
Paolo/JI/ WCJ/ Moe can all play PF. TDS is also a possibility though not sure he can guard legit PFs.
SF back up is Caleb and then guards sliding down to fill a hole. TDS may be able to play SF but lateral quickness is going to make it hard to guard SFs.
I do agree SF is our thinnest position and curious to see TDS on the floor to determine what he will be. He is a tweener in a bad way do to questions on who can he guard?
Bensational wrote:It’s only 3 games, but it’s night and day different. Here’s how AB is stacking up by some of the numbers:
MPG - 5th (currently even ahead of Suggs)
PPG - 6th
APG - 2nd (tied with Franz, behind Paolo)
Potential Assists - 2nd with 7.7 (behind Paolo with 9)
Touches - 3rd
Front court touches - 3rd
Drives - 2nd on the team with 5.7, only behind Paolo
He has really taken on a much bigger role so far this season and by the numbers the team is much better for it whenever he’s on the court.
eyriq wrote:I'm starting to think he's got all-star upside within a reasonable range.

JoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:I'm starting to think he's got all-star upside within a reasonable range.
I don't know about that yet. It is hilarious though that when I watch highlights from him it is essentially his college game at the NBA level + a spot up 3-ball he worked on all last year.
Reasonably speaking, his floor was discovered last year as 3&D. His new floor is closer so Saun Livingston or MCW. But he is in my humble opinion just getting warmed up.

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Run your post finder program and quote all the bad takes hereJoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:?t=jCSldRcpU9WWOeHKOPVnTg&s=19
Not enough analysis, homer post, toss out article, who does this author think he is, where do you find these guys, did an AI write this, usage rate isn't high enough, played against bums, coach didn't play him over a broomstick, you got to stop comparing him to Magic Johnson, sunk cost.
-- I know, we were right about him, i'm showing the receipts --



I'm more invested in the rising stars game but mip guarantees that so SUREBensational wrote:Can we make ABMIP a thing?

eyriq wrote:Run your post finder program and quote all the bad takes hereJoshuaPotter wrote:eyriq wrote:?t=jCSldRcpU9WWOeHKOPVnTg&s=19
Not enough analysis, homer post, toss out article, who does this author think he is, where do you find these guys, did an AI write this, usage rate isn't high enough, played against bums, coach didn't play him over a broomstick, you got to stop comparing him to Magic Johnson, sunk cost.
-- I know, we were right about him, i'm showing the receipts --
eyriq wrote:Some new, objective analysis just dropped for you sickos out here
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JoshuaPotter wrote:Season is still young. He seems to be left wide open still in the corners and I imagine that is going to stop eventually thus bringing his percentage down. But when you have proven shooters like KCP / Harris and when Franz / Paolo / Suggs are altogether shooting a decent clip, you have to say Black is the "odd man out" on the 3-ball and thus gets 3 point practice drill shots.
At this point. I am going to say a PG version of Joe Ingles with Trevor Ariza defense is now the floor.
Bergmaniac wrote:JoshuaPotter wrote:Season is still young. He seems to be left wide open still in the corners and I imagine that is going to stop eventually thus bringing his percentage down. But when you have proven shooters like KCP / Harris and when Franz / Paolo / Suggs are altogether shooting a decent clip, you have to say Black is the "odd man out" on the 3-ball and thus gets 3 point practice drill shots.
At this point. I am going to say a PG version of Joe Ingles with Trevor Ariza defense is now the floor.
This is a very high floor. Ingles's PG skills are elite and he's a fantastic shooter. If we can get that with Ariza level defence and Black's size and athleticism that's a max player easily.