Psubs wrote:BoyzNTheHood wrote:Ell Curry wrote:In reference to someone saying we're taking Moody:
I could see this. He really did have a hell of a freshman season for an 18 year old. People are down on him because he can't create much yet and played poorly in the tourney, but he found a way to be a winning player as a freshman, should be a plus wing defender and can shoot it and he had zero 3pt shooting threats around him. In the post-Kuminga range, it feels like he, Sengun and Wagner are the 3 guys whose body of work last season indicate they are NBA rotation guys already.
I can sell myself on Moody, but I'd struggle to see him as much more than a 3+D guy with a little something extra, which isn't bad but I'm not sure that's who I want at 7. I think a lot of his issues at the rim are because he struggles to jump off of one foot. He's a 2 foot leaper similar to how T-Ross was, except T-Ross was obviously an elite vertical threat.
But Moody might have a 7 foot+ wingspan, will probably turn into a knock down shooter, and has a surprisingly high free throw rate for a guy seen as more of a spot up guy. He also made some incredibly flashy passes which were surprising in the moment, although his assist numbers weren't where we'd probably like them to be.
Isn't Moody, Jeremy Lamb 2.0?
If I knew I'd be getting paid Masai money
The thing is we're all just trying to see the value in these guys. Moody doesn't jump off the page, but let's also not forget that he was a freshman leading a team to the elite 8. And what's up with that FTR? That's Harden-esque

























