SmashMouthRod wrote:Scoot McGroot wrote:I'm just not sure that Jordan Hill brings us anything that Lavoy Allen doesn't already.
Well for starters Hill is 7'0 with a longer wingspan (Lavoy is 6'9). He is also probably better defensively. He definitely is more versatile. He played some small forward in NY. They are similar in terms being energy guys. But whats wrong with having more than one high energy guy?
Jordan Hill measured out at 6'10" in shoes. 6'9" without shoes. Wingspan of 7'1.5". Not particularly great for his size. Also, his teams are statistically better when he's off the court than on. Lavoy Allen is listed at 6'9" (no idea on exactly how accurate that is, can't find an official measurement). His teams are statistically better when he's ON the court, and he's a better defender than Jordan Hill. Plus, he's a year and a half younger than Jordan Hill.
Honestly, if you ignored draft positions, I'm not sure that Jordan Hill would be viewed as better than Lavoy Allen.