AQuintus wrote:Klomp wrote:If he does that during the season, people will blame Flip for drafting someone who likes taking long 2s.
You roll your eyes now, but it'll happen.
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AQuintus wrote:Klomp wrote:If he does that during the season, people will blame Flip for drafting someone who likes taking long 2s.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
jpatrick wrote:I completely disagree that Towns won't draw doubles. I just looked at Towns last 20 games. He shot 63% in those games playing almost exclusively in the post, where he was learning as he went, in a system, unlike Okafor, which made it hard to succeed. He was usually on the floor with two bigs with no range (Lyles, WCS), killing any spacing, and unlike Okafor who had the benefit of a pure PG and a very unselfish slashing wing, Towns got almost no easy baskets created by his teammates.
I agree his post game is not at Okafor's level and that there is a very good chance it never will be, but with the progress and results he's already displayed, I think his post game can be NBA elite. And of course, that is in addition to his defense, shooting, and FT shooting, which are significantly better than Okafor.
jpatrick wrote:I completely disagree that Towns won't draw doubles. I just looked at Towns last 20 games. He shot 63% in those games playing almost exclusively in the post, where he was learning as he went, in a system, unlike Okafor, which made it hard to succeed. He was usually on the floor with two bigs with no range (Lyles, WCS), killing any spacing, and unlike Okafor who had the benefit of a pure PG and a very unselfish slashing wing, Towns got almost no easy baskets created by his teammates.
I agree his post game is not at Okafor's level and that there is a very good chance it never will be, but with the progress and results he's already displayed, I think his post game can be NBA elite. And of course, that is in addition to his defense, shooting, and FT shooting, which are significantly better than Okafor.

Klomp wrote:AQuintus wrote:Klomp wrote:If he does that during the season, people will blame Flip for drafting someone who likes taking long 2s.
You roll your eyes now, but it'll happen.

Worm Guts wrote:The WCS thing could work both ways though since it may have meant Towns didn't have the biggest guy guarding him. He did seem to have remarkable consistency on his jump hook but don't remember a whole lot of counters.

TRKO wrote:Notre Dame and Wisconsin didn't double KAT for the most part because they were worried about the three point shooters Kentucky had.

Note30 wrote:UMMMM... Who else saw that Mudiay report????? WTF.

theGreatRC wrote:I don't know what's going on, but i'm confident we aren't taking a PG #1. We're going Okafor/Towns. Not only are they the two best prospects, but they also fill positions that we need the most as well.
Foye wrote:theGreatRC wrote:I don't know what's going on, but i'm confident we aren't taking a PG #1. We're going Okafor/Towns. Not only are they the two best prospects, but they also fill positions that we need the most as well.
Maybe he is indifferent about Towns & Okafor and wants to see if he can make Hinkie nervous enough for him to trade a couple future firsts to move up two spots?
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