clyde21 wrote:zimpy27 wrote:clyde21 wrote:Bryce actually seems like a better physical specimen than Bronny at this point imo
that said, there is a reason why great NBA players almost never produce great bball player sons. i can't even think of one to be honest. all good to great NBA players their dads weren't really great NBA players in any capacity. look at Bari's, his dad was a fringe NBA player and he ended up going 3rd overall just now.
Klay Thompson and Mychal Thompson
don't think Mychal is considered a 'great' NBA player, dude never even made an all star team.
Well he's not an all-time great. Not sure how to define him as great.
But I get what you mean. I think star players are often unaware of their physical gifts and it's tough to translate how they made it to their kid.
A role player dad probably has a far better understanding of what it takes to make the NBA. Dell is a good example, taught his son's a quick and accurate release as he knew that would secure them a role in the NBA.
As a general rule, I find advice from really successful people is kind of useless since they assume they made success happen when it was mostly luck that they are blind to. Best advice comes from people who grinded, had some success and had some failures. You can't emulate Phelps but you can learn to swim.