jcsunsfan wrote:He looks like a Raja Bell type to me. His productivity completely depends on who he is playing with and what his role will be.
Raja was an All-NBA level perimeter defender in his prime, think you're selling him short
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jcsunsfan wrote:He looks like a Raja Bell type to me. His productivity completely depends on who he is playing with and what his role will be.
saintEscaton wrote:jcsunsfan wrote:He looks like a Raja Bell type to me. His productivity completely depends on who he is playing with and what his role will be.
Raja was an All-NBA level perimeter defender in his prime, think you're selling him short
Years90Suns wrote:Bogdanovic is a good player that has improved a lot phisically during the last year.
He is in a good team with at least 6 more players that can score, but also make his life on the court easier.
He is not selfish by any means, that being probably his biggest lack. He is not mentally prepared to be a killer. Yet, at least...
He is not tall enough for a SG in the NBA. Neither can he play the SF position, much less the PG position. He lacks creativity for that.
He is a great shooter and also can penetrate, dish off the penetration, move the defense and find weacknesses.
But I believe he just can play SG, and he is good at it.
Djedefre wrote:Years90Suns wrote:Bogdanovic is a good player that has improved a lot phisically during the last year.
He is in a good team with at least 6 more players that can score, but also make his life on the court easier.
He is not selfish by any means, that being probably his biggest lack. He is not mentally prepared to be a killer. Yet, at least...
He is not tall enough for a SG in the NBA. Neither can he play the SF position, much less the PG position. He lacks creativity for that.
He is a great shooter and also can penetrate, dish off the penetration, move the defense and find weacknesses.
But I believe he just can play SG, and he is good at it.
Bold - he is not allowed to shoot at will. Fener plays team ball, with zero tolerance for selfishness and self promotion. He's just doing what is expected from him. Simple as that. In his last year in Partizan, he was shooting 13 field goals per game in EL, and his usage was around 24% in contrast with less than 16% this season per DX. Not to mention that show in Serbian league final when he averaged 30 points per game and took the trophy almost by himself.
Red - only this season he beat the buzzer 3 times, one of that for the Turkish Cup trophy, and did the same for the Serbian national team and Partizan. If someone has the mentality to be a killer, he has. Soome could say that he already is, in Euro borders. NBA is, as we all know, a different story.
Blue - he is 6'6'' with 6'11'.5'' wingspan and that's almost prototypical for a modern SG.
Green - he played some SF for Serbian national team and Fenerbahce (especially last year) and absolutely can serve that position decently in Europe, but NBA will be a serious challenge. As far as PG qualities are concerned, he played PG for Partizan more than a half of the season when Westermann got injured, and did it pretty well, carving his ball handling down the road. He was one of the best (if not the best) SG's in 2015 Eurobasket when it comes to assist per game category with more than 3. This year he runs the p'n'r for Fener, throws oop's to Udoh and Vesely regularly, sits at 21. (first 'pure' shooting guard) spot out of 132 guards in that category in the whole EL...
Bold - he is not allowed to shoot at will. Fener plays team ball, with zero tolerance for selfishness and self promotion.
Damkac wrote:Bold - he is not allowed to shoot at will. Fener plays team ball, with zero tolerance for selfishness and self promotion.
Couldn't Suns do the same please?
MrTwister wrote:I've read on some Bogdan interview that there is a possibility of him and Vesely playing next year for the same team in NBA.
MrMiyagi wrote:Vesely is a volleyball player
jcsunsfan wrote:MrTwister wrote:I've read on some Bogdan interview that there is a possibility of him and Vesely playing next year for the same team in NBA.
Remember where you read it? It would have to be with Phoenix, of course. Vesely was a skinny athletic big man when he was first drafted. His body has matured significantly since then. He is now a pure power player--Amare style game (in style not quality level). He is an aggressive rebounder, shot-blocker, and flies high still. He also gets up in the air quick and runs the floor very well. NBA teams have been trying to talk him into coming back since last summer. It would make sense for him to consider the Suns for two reasons: his friendship with Bogdan, and the wide-open pf position. That type of FA signing, if it is not too expensive, would make sense for the Suns this summer. They would not be blowing a lot of money, its a player with real potential (almost like a draft pick), but also with some maturity and pro experience.
He is only 26.
When you watch this clip, forget about the level of competition and focus on the height he gets on his blocks, the pogo-stick like way he comes down and goes up again, and the speed at which he runs the floor. He would be a nice back up signing with potential for more.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbTC6AT1c6Y[/youtube]
MrTwister wrote:Some notes:
NBA is his dream but he came to Fenerbahce to learn from coach Obradovic and develop his game, currently focused on upcoming final four with Fenerbahce.After F4, he will talk with his team,manager,friends and family and discuss if he is ready to move on to NBA.
Some players see basketball as a job,he sees it as a way of life.
He became incredibly popular among fanbase, fan favorite.Wherever he goes fans give him various gifts, usually pictures or portraits of him.Running out of wall-space to hang all those pictures.
About his ability to hit clutch shots, he said that you cant train or learn clutch, it just depends on situation.
Credited coach Obradovic for team success and his development.
Area where he improved the most is "reading" PnR on defense.Worked on his dribbling skills, shooting and making plays of the dribble,technique, pull-up and off-the dribble shots...Said he likes to make like 300 shots each day.
Big summer for his NT and Olympic quallifiers, Serbia is host and he said he would like to qualify for Rio in front of home crowd.
Vesely and him had good chemistry together earlier, this is where he said quoting "It might be our destiny, it looks like that if we go to NBA, we will play together for the same team".
He expressed regret he wont get to play vs Kobe, his favorite player.
Started following tennis, because of N.Djokovic.Said it must be amazing feeling that entire crowd is against you and you can go out and win and shut them up.
jcsunsfan wrote:MrTwister wrote:I've read on some Bogdan interview that there is a possibility of him and Vesely playing next year for the same team in NBA.
Remember where you read it? It would have to be with Phoenix, of course. Vesely was a skinny athletic big man when he was first drafted. His body has matured significantly since then. He is now a pure power player--Amare style game (in style not quality level). He is an aggressive rebounder, shot-blocker, and flies high still. He also gets up in the air quick and runs the floor very well. NBA teams have been trying to talk him into coming back since last summer. It would make sense for him to consider the Suns for two reasons: his friendship with Bogdan, and the wide-open pf position. That type of FA signing, if it is not too expensive, would make sense for the Suns this summer. They would not be blowing a lot of money, its a player with real potential (almost like a draft pick), but also with some maturity and pro experience.
He is only 26.
When you watch this clip, forget about the level of competition and focus on the height he gets on his blocks, the pogo-stick like way he comes down and goes up again, and the speed at which he runs the floor. He would be a nice back up signing with potential for more.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbTC6AT1c6Y[/youtube]
MrTwister wrote:Vesely and him had good chemistry together earlier, this is where he said quoting "It might be our destiny, it looks like that if we go to NBA, we will play together for the same team".