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cberry78 wrote:

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darmani wrote:

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i dont get this. who did he vote for?

Steve Nash - you have to follow the link to see it.

Or the original link.... https://www.nba.com/2019-20-nba-rookie-survey#defense

Double team at the end, meaning it was like a real game .. TJ is a superstar confirmed.

sunsbg wrote:

Double team at the end, meaning it was like a real game .. TJ is a superstar confirmed.

I'm so excited about Ty. The player I'm most excited to watch play next year frankly. Cam might be #4 behind Ayton and Booker. Just daydreaming about these rooks hopping off the bench and hitting 3s at 40%. (Much more believable than dreaming about JJ taking those last couple months of the season and reproducing it when games actually matter, when defenses are challenging his shot.)

It really doesn't look like you can go under the screen on Tyler at all, ever. That's huge. If his college shooting translates, how long will Rubio be able to hold down the starting position? Longer than a year? And how was this guy still on the board at #24?

STOKED. Ain't no way we're calling this kid 'Milky.'

... Nash didn't get a nickname until he won those MVPs. Not always easy coming up with a good nick. Who cares. Let's get this team on the court ba-BY!

Shooting, ball-handling, great passer and floor general. Sounds like a 6-5 Steve Nash. Its just that there so many little intagibles that make the difference between a journeyman NBA player and a player on Nash's level.

So, no, I am not saying he is Steve Nash.

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Ugh. I know some folks love interviews like this. I am just a basketball fan. I really don't care whether Ty Jerome can cook or likes horror movies.

Jerome does enough of the little things well that he looks like a lock to have a long career. The question will be can use his size and smarts to be able to make up for his lack of quickness. This will be the difference between him being a starter at some point vs being a career backup. Either way though I think he can be a useful player.

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WeekapaugGroove wrote:Jerome does enough of the little things well that he looks like a lock to have a long career. The question will be can use his size and smarts to be able to make up for his lack of quickness. This will be the difference between him being a starter at some point vs being a career backup. Either way though I think he can be a useful player.

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I think he will likely be a solid backup or low end starter.

This cat holds TJos future in his hands

He is the rightful heir to the heir of Steve Nash.

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Doesn't look very close

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Weeks away? Did we ever find out what grade of sprain it was?

ATTL wrote:

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Weeks away? Did we ever find out what grade of sprain it was?

If it's taking this long, no way it wasnt a grade 3 sprain.

They should've just told everyone that it was a Grade 2 or 3