Hannes Steinbach

Draft talk all year round

Moderators: Marcus, Duke4life831

User avatar
RookieStar
RealGM
Posts: 31,511
And1: 9,395
Joined: Jul 01, 2009
 

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#141 » by RookieStar » Thu Jun 18, 2026 12:31 am

BlazersBroncos wrote:
RookieStar wrote:People might hate it and also say its lazy.. BUTTTTT... Prime Moe Wagner is my comparison.

Bear in mind before that ACL injury last season Moe was neck-and-neck with Portis as the 6MOY contender that time.


I think he sorta projects to score in similar ways to Mo but his passing and especially rebounding is night and day.

Wagner but with 22-25% reb% w/ 2+ apg


Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents
Prospect Dong
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,450
And1: 1,230
Joined: Jun 04, 2008
Location: Stealing spoons from the Kennedy room

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#142 » by Prospect Dong » Thu Jun 18, 2026 5:29 pm

RookieStar wrote:
BlazersBroncos wrote:
RookieStar wrote:People might hate it and also say its lazy.. BUTTTTT... Prime Moe Wagner is my comparison.

Bear in mind before that ACL injury last season Moe was neck-and-neck with Portis as the 6MOY contender that time.


I think he sorta projects to score in similar ways to Mo but his passing and especially rebounding is night and day.

Wagner but with 22-25% reb% w/ 2+ apg


Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents


Rebounding tends to translate pretty well from college, after an adjustment period. I'd say the combination of rebounding, shooting and size give HS a pretty high floor - he just needs to be able to defend well enough to get on the floor in the first place.
"shooting free throws in the ACC is much tougher"

KawhiRaptors
User avatar
JMAC3
RealGM
Posts: 15,186
And1: 7,426
Joined: May 22, 2010
     

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#143 » by JMAC3 » Thu Jun 18, 2026 5:43 pm

RookieStar wrote:
BlazersBroncos wrote:
RookieStar wrote:People might hate it and also say its lazy.. BUTTTTT... Prime Moe Wagner is my comparison.

Bear in mind before that ACL injury last season Moe was neck-and-neck with Portis as the 6MOY contender that time.


I think he sorta projects to score in similar ways to Mo but his passing and especially rebounding is night and day.

Wagner but with 22-25% reb% w/ 2+ apg


Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents


It isn't as if he played at Gonzaga and the talent he faced was poor.
He played Michigan this year and had a 14 rebound game vs Morez, Mara and Yaxel.
12 rebound game vs Illinois

He was very consistent player all year.
BeesWax
General Manager
Posts: 7,878
And1: 1,672
Joined: Jul 04, 2001
       

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#144 » by BeesWax » Thu Jun 18, 2026 6:04 pm

JMAC3 wrote:
RookieStar wrote:
BlazersBroncos wrote:
I think he sorta projects to score in similar ways to Mo but his passing and especially rebounding is night and day.

Wagner but with 22-25% reb% w/ 2+ apg


Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents


It isn't as if he played at Gonzaga and the talent he faced was poor.
He played Michigan this year and had a 14 rebound game vs Morez, Mara and Yaxel.
12 rebound game vs Illinois

He was very consistent player all year.

He does it so well off positioning and not just being more athletic than people. I think it will translate because he has all the fundamentals of a good rebounder. Hannes works hard and does all the little things rather than just be bigger and faster and stronger than who he goes up against which I think will hold up even with the change in night in and night out quality.
Spoiler:
Image
Image
User avatar
RookieStar
RealGM
Posts: 31,511
And1: 9,395
Joined: Jul 01, 2009
 

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#145 » by RookieStar » Thu Jun 18, 2026 9:27 pm

JMAC3 wrote:
RookieStar wrote:
BlazersBroncos wrote:
I think he sorta projects to score in similar ways to Mo but his passing and especially rebounding is night and day.

Wagner but with 22-25% reb% w/ 2+ apg


Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents


It isn't as if he played at Gonzaga and the talent he faced was poor.
He played Michigan this year and had a 14 rebound game vs Morez, Mara and Yaxel.
12 rebound game vs Illinois

He was very consistent player all year.


Then let me put in an example of a player wr used... wcj at duke was a great rebounder as a rookie. Amd that was with Bagley at his side. Now in the league we Magic fans are screaming he gives off a lot of offensive rebounds to opponents.

Nownis that because our schemes are for bigs to box out andnlet guards/wings gang rebound or he just can outjump bigger C? We dont know.
User avatar
RookieStar
RealGM
Posts: 31,511
And1: 9,395
Joined: Jul 01, 2009
 

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#146 » by RookieStar » Thu Jun 18, 2026 9:28 pm

Like i said.. im hopeful but not expectant.
kobyz
Rookie
Posts: 1,139
And1: 314
Joined: Oct 31, 2006

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#147 » by kobyz » Thu Jun 18, 2026 10:29 pm

Reminds me of LMA
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#148 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 1:20 am

BeesWax wrote:
JMAC3 wrote:
RookieStar wrote:
Moes passing has been great for us. Not his fault we dont have shooters who could convert. But yeah Moe isnt really good at boards. We will see if HS can be better in the league where he faces stronger longer bigger opponents


It isn't as if he played at Gonzaga and the talent he faced was poor.
He played Michigan this year and had a 14 rebound game vs Morez, Mara and Yaxel.
12 rebound game vs Illinois

He was very consistent player all year.

He does it so well off positioning and not just being more athletic than people. I think it will translate because he has all the fundamentals of a good rebounder. Hannes works hard and does all the little things rather than just be bigger and faster and stronger than who he goes up against which I think will hold up even with the change in night in and night out quality.


Agreed. His rebounding is IQ and motor much like Rodman. I read he studies shots etc.

Did also has massive hands and strong hands. Maybe the best hands in the draft.
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#149 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 1:22 am

If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.
EmpireFalls
Head Coach
Posts: 6,345
And1: 10,040
Joined: Jun 16, 2015
   

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#150 » by EmpireFalls » Fri Jun 19, 2026 1:22 pm

Chi town wrote:If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.

Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#151 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 3:29 pm

EmpireFalls wrote:
Chi town wrote:If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.

Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.


He moves like KAT but I don’t see him shooting like KAT who only shoots 4 3s per game at 40%.

I see him as 3 per game at 35% which will be enough to space the floor and make him dangerous off the bounce attacking close outs.

BTW Okorie’s shot needs work. He dips the ball and his feet are everywhere. Think with the farther line he will dip in volume and percentage.
God Squad
RealGM
Posts: 13,670
And1: 11,961
Joined: Feb 22, 2010
Location: Toronto
   

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#152 » by God Squad » Fri Jun 19, 2026 3:31 pm

EmpireFalls wrote:
Chi town wrote:If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.

Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.

Chi Town never once asked for HS to shoot the ball like KAT. He asked for him to develop a bully ball handle similar to Kat. I swear all you have to do is re-read before feeling triggered.

Unless his post was edited afterwards.
EmpireFalls
Head Coach
Posts: 6,345
And1: 10,040
Joined: Jun 16, 2015
   

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#153 » by EmpireFalls » Fri Jun 19, 2026 3:47 pm

God Squad wrote:
EmpireFalls wrote:
Chi town wrote:If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.

Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.

Chi Town never once asked for HS to shoot the ball like KAT. He asked for him to develop a bully ball handle similar to Kat. I swear all you have to do is re-read before feeling triggered.

Unless his post was edited afterwards.

He said:

“If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT”

How was I meant to take that? Why would he include the 3 ball part if it wasn’t part of the KAT comparison?

KAT has a lightning quick release and an excellent pump fake, and is one of the few 7 footers in NBA history who can pull off that move at a high level. His driving is necessarily dependent on his shot being the weapon it is. KAT is also a superior athlete to Steinbach by a pretty clear margin.

I just don’t understand why we have to use All-NBA level players as comps in this day and age. Steinbach will not and does not need to get to KAT level shooting/driving wise. Thats why I used the Okorie to Steph projection, there’s a huge gap between the two.
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#154 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 4:25 pm

EmpireFalls wrote:
God Squad wrote:
EmpireFalls wrote:Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.

Chi Town never once asked for HS to shoot the ball like KAT. He asked for him to develop a bully ball handle similar to Kat. I swear all you have to do is re-read before feeling triggered.

Unless his post was edited afterwards.

He said:

“If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT”

How was I meant to take that? Why would he include the 3 ball part if it wasn’t part of the KAT comparison?

KAT has a lightning quick release and an excellent pump fake, and is one of the few 7 footers in NBA history who can pull off that move at a high level. His driving is necessarily dependent on his shot being the weapon it is. KAT is also a superior athlete to Steinbach by a pretty clear margin.

I just don’t understand why we have to use All-NBA level players as comps in this day and age. Steinbach will not and does not need to get to KAT level shooting/driving wise. Thats why I used the Okorie to Steph projection, there’s a huge gap between the two.


How is KAT a clearly superior athlete?

Check the combine for measurements and testing. Nearly identical. KAT didn’t jump but other tests indicate their verts are nearly the same.

Funny how you think KAT is an incredible shooter yet he only takes 4 3s per game.
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#155 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 4:25 pm

God Squad wrote:
EmpireFalls wrote:
Chi town wrote:If HS develops a 3 ball and a bully ball handle similar to KAT and he would be an All Star and difference maker winning player.

Yeah and if Ebuka Okorie develops a 3 ball similar to Steph Curry he’d be in GOAT PG talks

KAT is one of the best shooting bigs ever and arguably the singular best ever over 7 feet tall.

It is completely unfair to expect Steinbach to shoot like that and I think so many people are miscasting him.

Chi Town never once asked for HS to shoot the ball like KAT. He asked for him to develop a bully ball handle similar to Kat. I swear all you have to do is re-read before feeling triggered.

Unless his post was edited afterwards.


No edits.
EmpireFalls
Head Coach
Posts: 6,345
And1: 10,040
Joined: Jun 16, 2015
   

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#156 » by EmpireFalls » Fri Jun 19, 2026 4:50 pm

Sorry dude the conversation is pointless if you don’t recognize how special of a shooter KAT is
GoBobs
Lead Assistant
Posts: 5,588
And1: 2,229
Joined: Jul 13, 2009

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#157 » by GoBobs » Fri Jun 19, 2026 4:53 pm

Andre Drummond or Steven Adams with better ft shooting and a sprinkle of 3pt shot possibility.
User avatar
RookieStar
RealGM
Posts: 31,511
And1: 9,395
Joined: Jul 01, 2009
 

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#158 » by RookieStar » Fri Jun 19, 2026 9:57 pm

GoBobs wrote:Andre Drummond or Steven Adams with better ft shooting and a sprinkle of 3pt shot possibility.


Those 2 guys are big bulky and stiff... kinda exact opposite of how people describe HS no?
Chi town
RealGM
Posts: 31,865
And1: 10,160
Joined: Aug 10, 2004

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#159 » by Chi town » Fri Jun 19, 2026 9:59 pm

EmpireFalls wrote:Sorry dude the conversation is pointless if you don’t recognize how special of a shooter KAT is


You think he’s the GOAT big man shooter?
User avatar
NO-KG-AI
Retired Mod
Retired Mod
Posts: 44,659
And1: 21,088
Joined: Jul 19, 2005
Location: The city of witch doctors, and good ol' pickpockets

Re: Hannes Steinbach 

Post#160 » by NO-KG-AI » Sat Jun 20, 2026 2:46 am

Chi town wrote:
EmpireFalls wrote:Sorry dude the conversation is pointless if you don’t recognize how special of a shooter KAT is


You think he’s the GOAT big man shooter?


I mean, who are the guys his size with similar volume and efficiency? You keep saying his attempts are low, but he’s like 2nd all time in attempts for C’s and is shooting about 3% higher than the rest of the top 5.

He’s second all time in attempts for centers, and his shooting percentage is the highest ever for centers over 250 attempts, and stat muse even included forwards like Dirk and he’s still the highest.

I never dug this deep into it until you kept bringing it up, but he’s the best 3 point shooting C by leaps and bounds lmao.

He’s gonna finish first in attempts all time, and has a great shot at finishing first in efficiency given his lead there lol.
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!"

Return to NBA Draft