[EverGreen] wrote:Barnzy wrote:Meh. He's good defensively as a rim protector and very athletic to take advance of lob chances. There's not too much to his game outside of that. I guess if you want to look on the positive then Ayton/Hayes might be the most athletic big man pairing in the NBA or close to it.
The rebounding is so poor though. Could do worse as as signing but could do better if Horford was still on the table.
Is that what the main knock on him was? I didn't see the Lakers in the play-offs, but he looked good late in the regular season when they made the run. I couldn't see how he fell so far.
Yeah, pretty much. Against a C with some strength who can box out he's going to struggle.
The rebounding is just not there and not a great finisher outside of lobs. He has bad positioning, bad strength and timing for boards. I hope he's in the weight room. For a vet min you accept a player is going to have weaknesses so I guess it is what it is.