LordCovington33 wrote:Maxey with 13 points at half time. The guy has been balling lately. The best rookie on a contending team thus far.
Is the full roster back?
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LordCovington33 wrote:Maxey with 13 points at half time. The guy has been balling lately. The best rookie on a contending team thus far.
Marcus wrote:LordCovington33 wrote:Maxey with 13 points at half time. The guy has been balling lately. The best rookie on a contending team thus far.
Is the full roster back?
ElectricMayhem wrote:I'm the captain of the Xavier Tillman hype train.
Tillman Sr. with 12 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 3 billion screens.
It was so obvious before the draft that someone with his intelligence, defense, and skills was going to be a contributing guy in the NBA for a long time. It still blows my mind that he dropped as far as he did. He won't necessarily have gaudy box scores, but he will always be a plus player contributing to wins.
Feel_the_Heat15 wrote:righterwriter wrote:Feel_the_Heat15 wrote:
Achiuwa is older but he doesn't have as much basketball experience as most of these other rookies. It's like a Siakam situation. I think you can argue that Achiuwa has more upside than Wiseman. Wiseman has zero playmaking skill while Achiuwa in his first start had 3 assists. Achiuwa is already one of the best offensive rebounding big man in the NBA. He can defend 2-5. He's making over 60% of his shots on 5 attempts per game. How exactly is Wiseman putting up better stats?
Why don't you tell me how Wiseman is not putting up better stats? I can see it for myself in the links I provided.
BTW, neither of them are point guards, so one guy getting three assists in a game doesn't really matter at this point.
I'll take the 7 foot/240lb 19 year old who can block shots, sky above the rim, shoot it from outside, and even handle it pretty damned well.
Anyway, not going to convince you, so let's just see how things go.
Achiuwa is much more efficient than Wiseman and gives you extra opportunities to score. You asked me about stats however you're now saying that Achiuwa's playmaking ability is irrelevant because they're both centers? How is playmaking ability irrelevant for centers? Wiseman being 7-feet tall hardly means anything. Achiuwa is 6-9 which means that he can cover multiple positions. You're only saying that you can't convince me cause you know you have an extremely weak and illogical argument so you're better off just discontinuing it here.
Bologna Smasher wrote:ElectricMayhem wrote:I'm the captain of the Xavier Tillman hype train.
Tillman Sr. with 12 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 3 billion screens.
It was so obvious before the draft that someone with his intelligence, defense, and skills was going to be a contributing guy in the NBA for a long time. It still blows my mind that he dropped as far as he did. He won't necessarily have gaudy box scores, but he will always be a plus player contributing to wins.
I don't even want to look at it as a Kings fan. He was one of the key guys I wanted in the draft. It was obvious he was going to be a steal. We somehow got Haliburton and then were able to pick Tillman... but traded him.
You guys got a good one.
That goes to Pat sir. Who's already been given the responsibility to guard the likes of LeBron, kawhai, Giannis and other top talentamcoolio wrote:It's hilarious that LaMelo is the best defender of the rookie class so far
Bologna Smasher wrote:ElectricMayhem wrote:I'm the captain of the Xavier Tillman hype train.
Tillman Sr. with 12 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 3 billion screens.
It was so obvious before the draft that someone with his intelligence, defense, and skills was going to be a contributing guy in the NBA for a long time. It still blows my mind that he dropped as far as he did. He won't necessarily have gaudy box scores, but he will always be a plus player contributing to wins.
I don't even want to look at it as a Kings fan. He was one of the key guys I wanted in the draft. It was obvious he was going to be a steal. We somehow got Haliburton and then were able to pick Tillman... but traded him.
You guys got a good one.
Clocian wrote:That goes to Pat sir. Who's already been given the responsibility to guard the likes of LeBron, kawhai, Giannis and other top talentamcoolio wrote:It's hilarious that LaMelo is the best defender of the rookie class so far
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LordCovington33 wrote:Maxey with 13 points at half time. The guy has been balling lately. The best rookie on a contending team thus far.
rzzzzz wrote:LordCovington33 wrote:Maxey with 13 points at half time. The guy has been balling lately. The best rookie on a contending team thus far.
CBS Sports just jumped him to the top of their rookie ladder. Don’t know how legit the rumor that the Rockers demanded him being included in a Harden deal. Probably just speculation. But I’d be hard put to let him go at this point.
righterwriter wrote:
BadWolf wrote:scrabbarista wrote:playa-hater wrote:I went back a few pages and didn't see any lists. So who would be on the All Rookie team and ROY so far??
ROY should be Haliburton.
He's leading rookies in ppg, and is 0.2 apg behind LaMelo. His TS% is over .700, while LaMelo's is under .500. Also, Haliburton's team is better (via +/-) when he's on the floor, while LaMelo's is worse.
I'd consider:
First Team
LaMelo Ball
Payton Pritchard
Tyrese Haliburton
Deni Avdija
Precious Achiuwa
Second Team
Tyrese Maxey
Anthony Edwards
Devin Vassell
Isaiah Stewart
Xavier Tillman, Sr.
Wiseman is close enough that I'd almost be fine with him over anyone on the Second Team, but I feel pretty strongly about that First Team (only so far, of course).
Did you forget about PatWill?
Clocian wrote:amcoolio wrote:It's hilarious that LaMelo is the best defender of the rookie class so far
That goes to Pat sir. Who's already been given the responsibility to guard the likes of LeBron, kawhai, Giannis and other top talent
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