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Psubs wrote:WuTang_OG wrote:If we don't get a Scoot or Bufkin, dont know where we going to get guard play next season. FVV @30M seems unlikely with new tax apron
Cason Wallace!!!
Jalen hood schifino doesn't get much love ,legit 6"4 and 6"5 in shoes, his physique will translate, hes a gd mix of play making scoring and defenseUnbelievablyRAW wrote:Idk nothing about Cason intrigues me. He isn't a bonafide PG either so I'd rather get the scoring combo guard that can pass a little than the decent connecting passer that doesn't have that many self creation skills. Maybe I'm missing something there for why he's mocked so high
With Scottie as the "pg" of our future, we don't need a real PG, only a guy that can shoot, put pressure on the rim and make the right play
gha4life wrote:Jalen hood schifino doesn't get much love ,legit 6"4 and 6"5 in shoes, his physique will translate, hes a gd mix of play making scoring and defenseUnbelievablyRAW wrote:Idk nothing about Cason intrigues me. He isn't a bonafide PG either so I'd rather get the scoring combo guard that can pass a little than the decent connecting passer that doesn't have that many self creation skills. Maybe I'm missing something there for why he's mocked so high
With Scottie as the "pg" of our future, we don't need a real PG, only a guy that can shoot, put pressure on the rim and make the right play
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Hes amazing in the pick and roll, has great vision and can make any pass u need from a point guard , he could get any where on the court to get his shot off , he shot 33 or 34% from 3 , comparable to a lot guys ppl are arguing we pick , hes great on defense, and what I like from him is his mid range game , u need guys who are able to get their own shot especially In the midrange when the game is on the line , not a slouch on defense, really won't be surprised if masai picked himUnbelievablyRAW wrote:gha4life wrote:Jalen hood schifino doesn't get much love ,legit 6"4 and 6"5 in shoes, his physique will translate, hes a gd mix of play making scoring and defenseUnbelievablyRAW wrote:Idk nothing about Cason intrigues me. He isn't a bonafide PG either so I'd rather get the scoring combo guard that can pass a little than the decent connecting passer that doesn't have that many self creation skills. Maybe I'm missing something there for why he's mocked so high
With Scottie as the "pg" of our future, we don't need a real PG, only a guy that can shoot, put pressure on the rim and make the right play
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His shooting splits don't look great and he's not really athletic or quick even with his size. If he isn't a great shooter he's just another Banton imo
WuTang_OG wrote:If we don't get a Scoot or Bufkin, dont know where we going to get guard play next season. FVV @30M seems unlikely with new tax apron
gha4life wrote:Hes amazing in the pick and roll, has great vision and can make any pass u need from a point guard , he could get any where on the court to get his shot off , he shot 33 or 34% from 3 , comparable to a lot guys ppl are arguing we pick , hes great on defense, and what I like from him is his mid range game , u need guys who are able to get their own shot especially In the midrange when the game is on the line , not a slouch on defense, really won't be surprised if masai picked himUnbelievablyRAW wrote:gha4life wrote:Jalen hood schifino doesn't get much love ,legit 6"4 and 6"5 in shoes, his physique will translate, hes a gd mix of play making scoring and defense
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His shooting splits don't look great and he's not really athletic or quick even with his size. If he isn't a great shooter he's just another Banton imo
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Yallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:Hes amazing in the pick and roll, has great vision and can make any pass u need from a point guard , he could get any where on the court to get his shot off , he shot 33 or 34% from 3 , comparable to a lot guys ppl are arguing we pick , hes great on defense, and what I like from him is his mid range game , u need guys who are able to get their own shot especially In the midrange when the game is on the line , not a slouch on defense, really won't be surprised if masai picked himUnbelievablyRAW wrote:
His shooting splits don't look great and he's not really athletic or quick even with his size. If he isn't a great shooter he's just another Banton imo
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https://www.tankathon.com/players/jalen-hood-schifino
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Basketball
I don't rely completely on stats to evaluate talent , a lot of it is devoid of context , but I guess we will see , saving all this receipts lol I trust the eye testRapsfan07 wrote:Yallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:Hes amazing in the pick and roll, has great vision and can make any pass u need from a point guard , he could get any where on the court to get his shot off , he shot 33 or 34% from 3 , comparable to a lot guys ppl are arguing we pick , hes great on defense, and what I like from him is his mid range game , u need guys who are able to get their own shot especially In the midrange when the game is on the line , not a slouch on defense, really won't be surprised if masai picked him
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https://www.tankathon.com/players/jalen-hood-schifino
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Basketball
Yeah... Hood-Schifino has such a low BPM that if he managed to stick around after his rookie contract, he would be a outlier of truly epic proportions. Mind you, BPM is not a perfect indicator of NBA success but like... he's not even at 1.
IF everything falls right he MIGHT be a rotation guard but that's a huge if. He's firmly on my personal Do Not Draft list.
Rapsfan07 wrote:Yallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:Hes amazing in the pick and roll, has great vision and can make any pass u need from a point guard , he could get any where on the court to get his shot off , he shot 33 or 34% from 3 , comparable to a lot guys ppl are arguing we pick , hes great on defense, and what I like from him is his mid range game , u need guys who are able to get their own shot especially In the midrange when the game is on the line , not a slouch on defense, really won't be surprised if masai picked him
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https://www.tankathon.com/players/jalen-hood-schifino
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Basketball
Yeah... Hood-Schifino has such a low BPM that if he managed to stick around after his rookie contract, he would be a outlier of truly epic proportions. Mind you, BPM is not a perfect indicator of NBA success but like... he's not even at 1.
IF everything falls right he MIGHT be a rotation guard but that's a huge if. He's firmly on my personal Do Not Draft list.
gha4life wrote:I don't rely completely on stats to evaluate talent , a lot of it is devoid of context , but I guess we will see , saving all this receipts lol I trust the eye testRapsfan07 wrote:Yallbecrazy wrote:
https://www.tankathon.com/players/jalen-hood-schifino
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Basketball
Yeah... Hood-Schifino has such a low BPM that if he managed to stick around after his rookie contract, he would be a outlier of truly epic proportions. Mind you, BPM is not a perfect indicator of NBA success but like... he's not even at 1.
IF everything falls right he MIGHT be a rotation guard but that's a huge if. He's firmly on my personal Do Not Draft list.
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gha4life wrote:I don't rely completely on stats to evaluate talent , a lot of it is devoid of context , but I guess we will see , saving all this receipts lol I trust the eye testRapsfan07 wrote:Yallbecrazy wrote:
https://www.tankathon.com/players/jalen-hood-schifino
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Basketball
Yeah... Hood-Schifino has such a low BPM that if he managed to stick around after his rookie contract, he would be a outlier of truly epic proportions. Mind you, BPM is not a perfect indicator of NBA success but like... he's not even at 1.
IF everything falls right he MIGHT be a rotation guard but that's a huge if. He's firmly on my personal Do Not Draft list.
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Morse Code wrote:Nah he's right. You're being an ass for no reason. Is everything ok bro?BoyzNTheHood wrote:Rapsfan07 wrote:
It makes plenty of sense. If you're high on Alexander, that's fine. Don't gotta be an azzhole because I don't agree with you.
This is my last response to you because you’re absolutely clueless and happy about it. And no, you don’t any make sense, but I wouldn’t expect you to understand why. It’s funny how you’re calling me “goofy” when I haven’t called you any childish names, and then have the audacity to call me an “azzhole”. Again, make it make sense. Nice try avoiding the language filter, but reported.
Do you research next time. Alexander is right up there with Bufkin when it comes to everything except finishing at the rim. It’s arguable who had better teammates to take away from their production more, but Bufkin basically had 2 other pros in Dickinson and Howard, while Alexander was playing off of Kaluma, Kalkbrenner, Nembhard, and Baylor Scheierman.
Alexander was the better shooter statistically. Had better percentages across the board, except for at the rim which was previously mentioned. He’s just as disruptive as a defender, has a better TS%, a better BPM, etc etc. Personally, I’d take Bufkin in the lottery and Alexander in the 20’s because I think the pro game suits Bufkin more, but to say Alexander will be available in the 2nd round is laughably ignorant.
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Prediction of who succeeds in the league is not an exact science, u need to weigh in everything imo , the organization that drafts you and how u are utilized makes a big difference, lot of players careers can get derailed based on where they are taken, i don't even think scottie wins rookie of the year if he wasn't drafted by us , players change teams and all of sudden their careers get resurrected, one thing abt great players is u can tell them when u watch them , no one will tell u their +- but they can see when someone has the talent, just needs the right environment to growYallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:I don't rely completely on stats to evaluate talent , a lot of it is devoid of context , but I guess we will see , saving all this receipts lol I trust the eye testRapsfan07 wrote:
Yeah... Hood-Schifino has such a low BPM that if he managed to stick around after his rookie contract, he would be a outlier of truly epic proportions. Mind you, BPM is not a perfect indicator of NBA success but like... he's not even at 1.
IF everything falls right he MIGHT be a rotation guard but that's a huge if. He's firmly on my personal Do Not Draft list.
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Are you a professional scout who has been trained/ been given guidance by others and has decades of experience? If not I suggest to change your tactics.
Here is a guy with Aspergers I think who decided to start trying to scout around a decade ago and trusts numbers a lot more than the eye test (he still uses the eye test a fair amount) and he has been way more successful at predicting NBA success than the other notable scouts like Ford/Vecenie/ random notable internet writer that ranks everyone almost the same as everyone else:
https://deanondraft.substack.com/
Old site:
https://deanondraft.com/
Raptorfan2012 wrote:Alright fellow Raptor fans, I don’t have a lot of time to spend on researching the draft. Should I spend more time watching Scoot, Miller, Thompson videos, or Bufkin, Hawkins, Wallace, Bilal vids lol
Raptorfan2012 wrote:Alright fellow Raptor fans, I don’t have a lot of time to spend on researching the draft. Should I spend more time watching Scoot, Miller, Thompson videos, or Bufkin, Hawkins, Wallace, Bilal vids lol
gha4life wrote:Prediction of who succeeds in the league is not an exact science, u need to weigh in everything imo , the organization that drafts you and how u are utilized makes a big difference, lot of players careers can get derailed based on where they are taken, i don't even think scottie wins rookie of the year if he wasn't drafted by us , players change teams and all of sudden their careers get resurrected, one thing abt great players is u can tell them when u watch them , no one will tell u their +- but they can see when someone has the talent, just needs the right environment to growYallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:I don't rely completely on stats to evaluate talent , a lot of it is devoid of context , but I guess we will see , saving all this receipts lol I trust the eye test
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Are you a professional scout who has been trained/ been given guidance by others and has decades of experience? If not I suggest to change your tactics.
Here is a guy with Aspergers I think who decided to start trying to scout around a decade ago and trusts numbers a lot more than the eye test (he still uses the eye test a fair amount) and he has been way more successful at predicting NBA success than the other notable scouts like Ford/Vecenie/ random notable internet writer that ranks everyone almost the same as everyone else:
https://deanondraft.substack.com/
Old site:
https://deanondraft.com/
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Yallbecrazy wrote:gha4life wrote:Prediction of who succeeds in the league is not an exact science, u need to weigh in everything imo , the organization that drafts you and how u are utilized makes a big difference, lot of players careers can get derailed based on where they are taken, i don't even think scottie wins rookie of the year if he wasn't drafted by us , players change teams and all of sudden their careers get resurrected, one thing abt great players is u can tell them when u watch them , no one will tell u their +- but they can see when someone has the talent, just needs the right environment to growYallbecrazy wrote:
Are you a professional scout who has been trained/ been given guidance by others and has decades of experience? If not I suggest to change your tactics.
Here is a guy with Aspergers I think who decided to start trying to scout around a decade ago and trusts numbers a lot more than the eye test (he still uses the eye test a fair amount) and he has been way more successful at predicting NBA success than the other notable scouts like Ford/Vecenie/ random notable internet writer that ranks everyone almost the same as everyone else:
https://deanondraft.substack.com/
Old site:
https://deanondraft.com/
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but numbers predict that stuff better. I'm talking about aggression numbers for guards like oRB% and Free throw rate, or bbiq numbers for bigs like steals and A/T ratio.