TheGameChanger wrote:Bulls are the only real challenge. Also Washington if Wall hits superstar level.
Yeah. Wizards are on the path similar to Indy.
Top defensive team. Big different is, they have Paul George and Wizards have Trevor A and Otto who is still an unknown 20 year old 6-8 1/2 SF.
George Hill vs Wall
Lance vs Beal
Paul G vs Trevor A and Otto
West vs Nene
Hibbert vs Gortat
If it wasn't for that being the first playoff for them as a team, the first for Wall and Beal ever, specially 2nd round, they could have beaten IND. Even with all of that they were really close.
People are sleeping on Otto. Actually, him an PG have a lot of similarities. And Otto and TA do as well. Otto is going to show to be a great defender and rebounder next year. And he will also show to be a very good shooter. What we will have to see over the following year is how much one on one game does he have. Thats where TA falls short and PG has developed well.
I think right now, Otto's skill set will fall somewhere between those two which is way better then people think of him right now. But that's understandable if all you are judging by is that he didn't play much last years. But there are easy explanations for that. It wasn't that he was a bust. He was injured. Got a late start and was on a team with two vet SF ahead of him. But when he played later in the year in limited minutes, he looked good. He is a very mature young man. He will work hard. He is a smart player with great BBIQ.
The one thing that he is weakest at, iso offense, he will have the most time to develop because he has Wall and because Beal is developing his. He has a couple years to work on his iso game which will get stronger as he gets stronger. 10 lbs a year. In two years he will be the same size Paul George is now.
He is going to be legit.
I think he should be able to make PGs first year numbers next year.
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/_/i ... aul-georgeOtto Draft Scouting Report.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdMAPF0rvvU