Dario Saric
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he is hedo turkoglu
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Orlwillbeback wrote:he is hedo turkoglu
He's not. He's Dario Saric.
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nbadraft.net compares him to Luis Scola



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Grits n Gravy wrote:nbadraft.net compares him to Luis Scola![]()
NBA Comparison: Boris Diaw/Dejan Bodiroga
from nbadraft.net
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Dude is going to be a player in the NBA. Only thing is, is he really not going to come over for any team next season, unless it's the Celtics or Lakers? Or, is it all a big bluff?
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Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:Dude is going to be a player in the NBA. Only thing is, is he really not going to come over for any team next season, unless it's the Celtics or Lakers? Or, is it all a big bluff?
Bogus story which unfortunately went viral.
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Marcus wrote:Grits n Gravy wrote:nbadraft.net compares him to Luis Scola![]()
NBA Comparison: Boris Diaw/Dejan Bodiroga
from nbadraft.net
That's weird I was looking at their mock draft here
http://www.nbadraft.net/2014-extended-mock-draft-50
Didn't realize they had a different comp on his page.
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Grits n Gravy wrote:Marcus wrote:Grits n Gravy wrote:nbadraft.net compares him to Luis Scola![]()
NBA Comparison: Boris Diaw/Dejan Bodiroga
from nbadraft.net
That's weird I was looking at their mock draft here
http://www.nbadraft.net/2014-extended-mock-draft-50
Didn't realize they had a different comp on his page.
the one on his page is dated from like feb i think and the mock is 4 days old so maybe Scola is what they see now.
Either way Scola is way the **** off and not sure how they came up with that but hey that's nbadraft.net for you.
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Impacien wrote:This again. Since when a PF needs to be a post player, let alone a low post player? Why on earth can't he play outside? It sounds like some people are stuck in 1997.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. But the problem is which NBA coach is going to give Dario the freedom to play to his strengths whilst playing PF? Not many.
It's the coaches who are obsessed with outdated ideals.
Dario is so much more talented than Luis Scola, but it's true, he'll end up being just another Scola if they try to mould him into your typical PF.
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Spalato wrote:Impacien wrote:This again. Since when a PF needs to be a post player, let alone a low post player? Why on earth can't he play outside? It sounds like some people are stuck in 1997.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. But the problem is which NBA coach is going to give Dario the freedom to play to his strengths whilst playing PF? Not many.
It's the coaches who are obsessed with outdated ideals.
Dario is so much more talented than Luis Scola, but it's true, he'll end up being just another Scola if they try to mould him into your typical PF.
I came up with a new basketball strategy using "stretch 4's" and playing big men in the high post area. I know it sounds crazy, but I believe this will work in the NBA and I deserve credit for this novel idea if it works.
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1UPZ wrote:Well with lakers interested... Vladimir Radmanovic came to mind...
But he could be the next best euro .. A year of NBA training he could add muscle, strength, hardness etc ... He already has the skills and mind set it seems... Talent also.
Maybe a better Turkoglu (can't find another non-euro 6'10 guy who can shoot, dribble, pass etc with his game style)
A Better Turkoglu is an All-Star, do you think he will be one ?
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Spalato wrote:Impacien wrote:This again. Since when a PF needs to be a post player, let alone a low post player? Why on earth can't he play outside? It sounds like some people are stuck in 1997.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. But the problem is which NBA coach is going to give Dario the freedom to play to his strengths whilst playing PF? Not many.
It's the coaches who are obsessed with outdated ideals.
Dario is so much more talented than Luis Scola, but it's true, he'll end up being just another Scola if they try to mould him into your typical PF.
The two teams that will start playing the Finals tomorrow won their conference finals with LeBron James and Boris Diaw playing the largest amount of minutes at the 4.
People are comparing Saric with Turkoglu here. In his prime in Orlando, Turkoglu would play as a forward along Rashard Lewis - Saric is a hybrid of both. Both of them were perimeter oriented players at that point of their careers.
The better comparison for Saric -although not a perfect one- might be the Lakers' Odom. He'd play +30mpg exclusively at the 4 in those championship teams.
The reason I was able to list dozens and dozens of names of players who are in Saric's ballpark in terms of length and play the four regularly is precisely because mobile 4s, perimeter oriented, who play between the high-post and above the 3 point line and between the corner and the shorter corner rather than inside the high post and the short corner are more and more prevalent in the league.
So I think any coach will look at Saric and see a guy who will be more or less prototypical of that type of player, especially if his outside shooting keeps improving.
The trend is the inverse one. Look at what Boston has been doing with Sullinger for example - he was clearly a post player in college and they're turning him into a perimeter oriented forward.
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Not that the Luis Scola comparison makes any sense (it doesn't from what I've seen) but Scola was a fantastic player. His NBA years probably weren't the best in his career, but he still averaged 18 and 8 (20 , 9 and 3 per 36) on good percentages at age 30.
Anyway, more aggressive, less lazy Hedo seems like a much better (optimistic) comparable.
Anyway, more aggressive, less lazy Hedo seems like a much better (optimistic) comparable.
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Hedo ?
he is not that type of player.
Saric is great rebounder and solid defender.
This kid is definitely PF dude.
I think he is one of the best player in this draft.
Future all star, maybe a franchise player.
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he is not that type of player.
Saric is great rebounder and solid defender.
This kid is definitely PF dude.
I think he is one of the best player in this draft.
Future all star, maybe a franchise player.
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How are Saric's measurements now?
From what I've gathered, the numbers they have (6'10" tall same wingspan) are from 1 or 2 years ago. I find it hard to believe that he hasn't grown a bit since then or will ever grow again given his age.
From what I've gathered, the numbers they have (6'10" tall same wingspan) are from 1 or 2 years ago. I find it hard to believe that he hasn't grown a bit since then or will ever grow again given his age.

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SaintofKillers wrote:How are Saric's measurements now?
From what I've gathered, the numbers they have (6'10" tall same wingspan) are from 1 or 2 years ago. I find it hard to believe that he hasn't grown a bit since then or will ever grow again given his age.
From what he said in an interview 2 or 3 mounts ago his hight is 210 cm (6' 10 3/4") with shoes. No info about wingspan.
edit. forgot to mention that his last measurements shown around 235 pounds.
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SaintofKillers wrote:How are Saric's measurements now?
From what I've gathered, the numbers they have (6'10" tall same wingspan) are from 1 or 2 years ago. I find it hard to believe that he hasn't grown a bit since then or will ever grow again given his age.
Hard to believe? most kids reach their definitive height at 15-17. those who have a growth spurt past 18 are the oddity.
If you want to try to measure the elements of basketball that are supposedly unmeasurable, spend a game just watching Marc Gasol.
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sisibilio wrote:SaintofKillers wrote:How are Saric's measurements now?
From what I've gathered, the numbers they have (6'10" tall same wingspan) are from 1 or 2 years ago. I find it hard to believe that he hasn't grown a bit since then or will ever grow again given his age.
Hard to believe? most kids reach their definitive height at 15-17. those who have a growth spurt past 18 are the oddity.
I grew from 6'3 to 6'6 in period of 17-20, its not that odd, i know more examples just from my town.
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sisibilio wrote:Hard to believe? most kids reach their definitive height at 15-17. those who have a growth spurt past 18 are the oddity.
It's not uncommon to see guys grow another inch or two well until their 20s (I know I did) which is why I'm curious as to whether Dario — whose 6'10" measurement has been floating around for years — probably grew as well. Not sure if wingspan is also part of the equation but it would serve him well if it did.
