Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Moderators: Duke4life831, Marcus
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Starter
- Posts: 2,060
- And1: 37
- Joined: Aug 12, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Players he reminds me of:
Carlos Boozer
Kris Humphries
Paul Milsap
Blake Griffin
Not an all-star or even close. Will be a solid starter in the NBA but nothing more
Carlos Boozer
Kris Humphries
Paul Milsap
Blake Griffin
Not an all-star or even close. Will be a solid starter in the NBA but nothing more
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Rockmaninoff
- General Manager
- Posts: 7,707
- And1: 1,709
- Joined: Jan 11, 2008
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Better rebounding Brandon Bass.
MilBucksBackOnTop06 wrote:The fight for civil rights just like for liberty and justice and peace won't be won by man. It will take a god...so lets move on to sports.
Magic Giannison wrote:Giannis is god but even god's cannot save our **** team.
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Jack wore plaid
- Sixth Man
- Posts: 1,900
- And1: 56
- Joined: Jun 01, 2007
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
To me he is a cross between a rich man's Kenneth Faried and Paul Milsap.
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Starter
- Posts: 2,060
- And1: 37
- Joined: Aug 12, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
One concern is that all of these player comparisons aren't all-stars and some aren't even close.
Don't understand why this guy is a top 5 pick. I see him as a mid-late lotto
Don't understand why this guy is a top 5 pick. I see him as a mid-late lotto
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- ManualRam
- RealGM
- Posts: 23,361
- And1: 2,749
- Joined: Jun 25, 2004
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
crazybranman360 wrote:One concern is that all of these player comparisons aren't all-stars and some aren't even close.
Don't understand why this guy is a top 5 pick. I see him as a mid-late lotto
how many all-stars do you think come out of the top 5 every yr?
idontgiveashtaboutmelo
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Starter
- Posts: 2,060
- And1: 37
- Joined: Aug 12, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
ManualRam wrote:crazybranman360 wrote:One concern is that all of these player comparisons aren't all-stars and some aren't even close.
Don't understand why this guy is a top 5 pick. I see him as a mid-late lotto
how many all-stars do you think come out of the top 5 every yr?
5
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- ManualRam
- RealGM
- Posts: 23,361
- And1: 2,749
- Joined: Jun 25, 2004
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
crazybranman360 wrote:ManualRam wrote:crazybranman360 wrote:One concern is that all of these player comparisons aren't all-stars and some aren't even close.
Don't understand why this guy is a top 5 pick. I see him as a mid-late lotto
how many all-stars do you think come out of the top 5 every yr?
5
then your assumption would be wrong. the number is closer to 2 than 3.
idontgiveashtaboutmelo
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Geaux_Hawks
- Lead Assistant
- Posts: 5,472
- And1: 1,153
- Joined: Feb 18, 2011
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Can anybody see Dale Davis but athletic?
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Geaux_Hawks
- Lead Assistant
- Posts: 5,472
- And1: 1,153
- Joined: Feb 18, 2011
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Can anybody see Dale Davis but athletic?
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Dr Positivity
- RealGM
- Posts: 62,492
- And1: 16,312
- Joined: Apr 29, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Is there a ton that separates him from Jordan Hill. I think Robinson's mobility and hands are better and he's more jacked (I can't remember ever being "more out" on a consensus top 5 prospect than Hill and I know I like Robinson more than that)... but still...
Liberate The Zoomers
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Starter
- Posts: 2,060
- And1: 37
- Joined: Aug 12, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
ManualRam wrote:crazybranman360 wrote:ManualRam wrote:
how many all-stars do you think come out of the top 5 every yr?
5
then your assumption would be wrong. the number is closer to 2 than 3.
I was being sarcastic, obviously only a few "all-star" type player come from the top 5-7 each year.
But why would you take a player that you know has very little change of being an elite player?
The majority of the elite players in every draft come from the top 5ish in each draft so if you have one of those picks, you should walk away from that pick saying "I think we have an all-star/elite player"
Are you confident in saying that if you take T-Rob there?
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Starter
- Posts: 2,060
- And1: 37
- Joined: Aug 12, 2009
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Dr Mufasa wrote:Is there a ton that separates him from Jordan Hill. I think Robinson's mobility and hands are better and he's more jacked (I can't remember ever being "more out" on a consensus top 5 prospect than Hill and I know I like Robinson more than that)... but still...
toughness + strength
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- RealGM
- Posts: 37,583
- And1: 9,333
- Joined: Jan 06, 2008
- Location: Chicago
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
He will be a good but not great PF who needs a solid P&r PG to set him up. His best bet would be Detroit or Cleveland.
...
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- ManualRam
- RealGM
- Posts: 23,361
- And1: 2,749
- Joined: Jun 25, 2004
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
crazybranman360 wrote:ManualRam wrote:crazybranman360 wrote:5
then your assumption would be wrong. the number is closer to 2 than 3.
I was being sarcastic, obviously only a few "all-star" type player come from the top 5-7 each year.
But why would you take a player that you know has very little change of being an elite player?
The majority of the elite players in every draft come from the top 5ish in each draft so if you have one of those picks, you should walk away from that pick saying "I think we have an all-star/elite player"
Are you confident in saying that if you take T-Rob there?
it's all relative. how many all-star/elite types are there at all in this yr's lottery? not many. this isnt a high end draft. the lotto is pretty much anthony davis and then a bunch of interchangeable players.
idontgiveashtaboutmelo
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Blasphemy
- Bench Warmer
- Posts: 1,276
- And1: 82
- Joined: Jun 26, 2006
- Location: Scarborough
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
i'd have to say Antonio McDyess - explosive, rebounds .. thoughts?

"A wise man told me don't argue with fools, because people from a distance can't tell who is who." - Jay-Z
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- ManualRam
- RealGM
- Posts: 23,361
- And1: 2,749
- Joined: Jun 25, 2004
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Blasphemy wrote:i'd have to say Antonio McDyess - explosive, rebounds .. thoughts?
t-rob is a great athlete, but young mcdyess was one of the freakiest athletes i've ever seen at that position. mcdyess was a little raw coming out, but he always played under control, within his limitations.
t-rob's game is a lot more reckless. he's more of an energy, hustle guy who outworks the opposition and wills the ball into the hole.
idontgiveashtaboutmelo
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- RealGM
- Posts: 13,470
- And1: 1,200
- Joined: Dec 13, 2003
- Location: Surprise AZ
- Contact:
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
Poor mans Charles.
HomoSapien wrote:Warspite, the greatest poster in the history of realgm.
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Moooose
- Starter
- Posts: 2,362
- And1: 203
- Joined: Apr 13, 2010
- Location: From Way Downtown
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
DanTown8587 wrote:He will be a good but not great PF who needs a solid P&r PG to set him up. His best bet would be Detroit or Cleveland.
Cleveland's got Tristan Thompson from last year's draft, if they snag him on draft night however, a trade should be in the works.
I think Cleveland would like a more volume scorer in Bradley Beal than Robinson.
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
- Slartibartfast
- Retired Mod
- Posts: 13,912
- And1: 10,060
- Joined: Oct 12, 2004
- Location: Medieval England, Iowa
- Contact:
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
I think he's got the potential to be a Horace Grant/Dennis Rodman level big man talent, i.e. 3rd best player on a championship team. A lot depends on his defensive development once he reaches the league.
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
-
- Analyst
- Posts: 3,302
- And1: 651
- Joined: Jul 12, 2001
- Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
-
Re: Thomas Robinson:comparisons,potential?
I think McDyess is a best case scenario. Jordan hill is a worst case
.
.
From Portland to Reno to Vegas to LA to SLC and on to HotLanta. Winning at life. Too Blessed to be Stressed