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cloverleaf wrote:

Triple7 wrote:If he continues to improve, possible all star this year or the next. definitely the future franchise player. really excited to see him develop

Al says Tatum is the one guy who clearly has improved most over the summer. So look out!

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cloverleaf wrote:

Triple7 wrote:If he continues to improve, possible all star this year or the next. definitely the future franchise player. really excited to see him develop

Al says Tatum is the one guy who clearly has improved most over the summer. So look out!

If that's really accurate ... yeah, he could immediately rise to all-star levels or better.

Kyrie For Three wrote:

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cloverleaf wrote:
Al says Tatum is the one guy who clearly has improved most over the summer. So look out!

If that's really accurate ... yeah, he could immediately rise to all-star levels or better.

Al's interview is right here.

https://streamable.com/ruqku

He said Kyrie, Tatum and Brown looked to take the biggest offseason leaps to him. If true......could be looking at a VERY special season if those 3 all become a lot better, wow!!!

thelarrybirdx wrote:

Kyrie For Three wrote:

Fencer reregistered wrote:
If that's really accurate ... yeah, he could immediately rise to all-star levels or better.

Al's interview is right here.

https://streamable.com/ruqku

He said Kyrie, Tatum and Brown looked to take the biggest offseason leaps to him. If true......could be looking at a VERY special season if those 3 all become a lot better, wow!!!

Pretty obvious answers lol

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cloverleaf wrote:

Fencer reregistered wrote:
Thanks. Good survey. Doesn't support your policy of endless swipes at Jaylen, but interesting for its own sake.

Want another correlation? Women with high testosterone tend to be good with logic, math, etc.--whereas men with low testosterone tend to do better than high testosterone guys. (E.g., men in physics are famous for low T.) That helps to explain why the "dumb jocks" stereotype tends to hold for men, whereas female athletes also tend to be academic achievers.

I know a lot of mathematically adept women -- a former head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, an Ivy League math professor, etc. -- or at least knew them back when they were grad students. None was particularly adept athletically. Some of the guys were, however.

The sharpest female techies I know don't seem to be jock(ette)s either, although in those cases my ability to judge is less reliable.