Big J wrote:What is going on with this kid?
His ball handling skills is not advanced. Its only as good as a PF. So he plays like a PF on offense. While in his mind, he’s someone better who can just shoot over guys into superstardom.
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Big J wrote:What is going on with this kid?
zimpy27 wrote:Jabari in line for MIP next season
clyde21 wrote:zimpy27 wrote:Jabari in line for MIP next season
2nd yr players shouldn't win MIP
clyde21 wrote:
EvanZ wrote:Might not be a total bust!
Big J wrote:EvanZ wrote:Might not be a total bust!
Sarcasm because he's doing this against summer league competition?
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
CptCrunch wrote:Jabari is probably a good one. Extremely impressive highs during his rookie season. His realistic median outcome right now is an vanilla all-star 2nd option SF. Yearly development will determine if he becomes a MVP candidate. My current guess is that it is 20/80 against him on becoming a true superstar (MVP candidate, not fraud media MVP)
K_chile22 wrote:CptCrunch wrote:Jabari is probably a good one. Extremely impressive highs during his rookie season. His realistic median outcome right now is an vanilla all-star 2nd option SF. Yearly development will determine if he becomes a MVP candidate. My current guess is that it is 20/80 against him on becoming a true superstar (MVP candidate, not fraud media MVP)
20% is too high of a shot for anyone from that draft class to hit MVP level
CptCrunch wrote:K_chile22 wrote:CptCrunch wrote:Jabari is probably a good one. Extremely impressive highs during his rookie season. His realistic median outcome right now is an vanilla all-star 2nd option SF. Yearly development will determine if he becomes a MVP candidate. My current guess is that it is 20/80 against him on becoming a true superstar (MVP candidate, not fraud media MVP)
20% is too high of a shot for anyone from that draft class to hit MVP level
Don't mean to imply that he will hit MVP, just MVP 'candidate' used loosly aka someone who will get a vote or three for 2nd/3rd place, 1st if they have a massive stan in the media. When I was typing that I was thinking of fraudulent MVP candidates who get votes perentially, but are still borderline low tier superstars like Lillard, Booker, Siakam type of player.
NO-KG-AI wrote:Jabari Smith in last year's summer league: 14.4 ppg on 37% shooting, 26% from 3.
This year's summer league(albeit 2 games): 35.5 PPG on 48% shooting, 33.3% from 3.(The 13.5 FTA per game is the most impressive, I didn't watch but I'd have to assume his handling, body strength, or both have taken a good leap forward. It's literally 10 more attempts than last year)
Can't ask for much more in terms of showing improvement from his first year. Hopefully it translates, he's still a baby.
Colbinii wrote:CptCrunch wrote:K_chile22 wrote:20% is too high of a shot for anyone from that draft class to hit MVP level
Don't mean to imply that he will hit MVP, just MVP 'candidate' used loosly aka someone who will get a vote or three for 2nd/3rd place, 1st if they have a massive stan in the media. When I was typing that I was thinking of fraudulent MVP candidates who get votes perentially, but are still borderline low tier superstars like Lillard, Booker, Siakam type of player.
Booker and especially Lillard peaked significantly higher than Siakam though
clyde21 wrote:NO-KG-AI wrote:Jabari Smith in last year's summer league: 14.4 ppg on 37% shooting, 26% from 3.
This year's summer league(albeit 2 games): 35.5 PPG on 48% shooting, 33.3% from 3.(The 13.5 FTA per game is the most impressive, I didn't watch but I'd have to assume his handling, body strength, or both have taken a good leap forward. It's literally 10 more attempts than last year)
Can't ask for much more in terms of showing improvement from his first year. Hopefully, it translates, he's still a baby.
his body isn't anywhere close to what it's gonna look in 5 years