original fan wrote:DreamTeam09 wrote:YogurtProducer wrote:IDK what player you are even referring to here.
Best passer of the 3 is Walter.
Best scorer is probably Dick, but Walter might surpass.
Highest pedigree is honestly probably Agbaji
Best rebounder is easily Walter/Ocahi
Worst defender is easily Dick, best is Ocahi
You're projecting future that might, might not come to fruition.
RJ is a better passer than Walter, they can make the same reads but RJ is bigger, Walter might develop into the best of things work out because he can get to the rim in more of a variety.
When GD can avg 21 on like 48%FG for over 82games, then I'll give him the crown, till then no. Better shooter of course
RJ was the #3 pick team Canada too Dawg, son of NBA player godson of NBA star attended Duke & was 1 n done, how on earth is Ochai's pedigree higher?
Again I don't see how rj isn't the best rebounder, the numbers r in his favor and he's bigger
Look a 30 million per year player who is empty calories is definitely the worst bet out of all guards we have right now.
Lets not argue semantics.As this team is currently build Ochai for 10 million is a much better fit in the line up than a 30 million dollar RJ.There was a damn good reason for Massai wanting to trade RJ for B.I before the actual trade.The main reason why I mentioned RJ here is because once he is removed it will free up a lot of minutes, we can truly find out who is the keeper out of our young guards and give them more pt to develop and display their skills.
If we are to reduce the inefficent usage of Barnes and make him more off ball, Agbaji may not be enough. I doubt Ingram will take all the Barnes and Barrett possessions, and the frequency of Quickley passing out is not as frequent to make use of Agbaji
You will need more from Agbaji. This is why Walter and Shead are the better fit with their ability to handle and attack, but I still doubt we have enough offense (and both Ingram and Barrett might be more efficient reducing to 25% usage as compare to being the pure 1st option around 30%)