Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili?

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Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili? 

Post#1 » by Ghost of Kleine » Sat Jun 5, 2021 12:06 am

What are everyone's thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili?? To me at least, He seems like a very solid versatile big man ( 4/5 ) with a unique and versatile skillset. I love his ballhandling, mobility, and passing. But not entirely sure of what an accurate comparison/ projection would be for him. I'd like to believe that his ultimate upside could be something along the lines of a Nikola Jokic 2.0 in the right situation! :o

And as a potential late 2nd- undrafted prospect, I'd wager that he'll be a steal for the right team. So.................

Again, What are everyone's thoughts about him? What's his realistic projection and upside?
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Re: Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili? 

Post#2 » by Stillwater » Sat Jun 5, 2021 2:32 am

Mamu should be a Pelican prospect at 34
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Post#3 » by Nuntius » Tue Jul 6, 2021 12:00 pm

Based on the very little I've seen (some scouting videos, that's all), he looks like an ridiculously fun to watch offensive player. I'm a fan. If he's there at #54, I'd love my Pacers to draft him. He could definitely be a steal with his skill level.
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Re: Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili? 

Post#4 » by WargamesX » Tue Jul 6, 2021 3:25 pm

He reminds me of Demarcus Cousins but not as good of a rebounder or scorer. Just like Cousins I don’t know if they leads to winning basketball. He would have to become a better rim protector to stay on the court.
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Re: Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili? 

Post#5 » by ItsDanger » Tue Jul 6, 2021 3:34 pm

Defensively, he's a disaster. Needs a lot of work.
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Re: Thoughts on Sandro Mukashavili? 

Post#6 » by clyde21 » Tue Jul 6, 2021 4:02 pm

hes fun to watch on offense because he has a very high skill set for his size but yea, defensively he's a mess and is old already.

definitely draftable tho.
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Post#7 » by Nuntius » Tue Jul 6, 2021 5:23 pm

ItsDanger wrote:Defensively, he's a disaster. Needs a lot of work.


Defensively, he's non-existent. Neither a rim protector, nor a switchable defender. He's a bit longer than Sabonis so he could perhaps become a viable rim-protector with a lot of training but he is 22 and hasn't shown any insticts for it yet.

I see him as a purely offensive player that will need to be hidden on defense.
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