F N 11 wrote:How is RJ going to get that #5 from DSJ
DSJ’s old numbers #1 and 4 are now freed up with Mudiay and Hicks likely gone.
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F N 11 wrote:How is RJ going to get that #5 from DSJ
awy wrote:the main weaknesses morant has compared to fox are: 1. defense 2. lack of physicality projection.
but if morant experience the same shooting growth fox has seen, he'll still be one of the top offensive ceiling guys in the under-23 bunch.
Tron Carter wrote:fox had a more projectable jumper, was a much better finisher, and actually played defense. not taking into account his level of competition yes he was a better prospect coming out then morant. ja’s the superior passer. athleticism wise fox gets down the floor quicker but ja is more explosive vertically.
fox was a stud coming out and there was a strong collective that liked him above zo and fultz
alphad0gz wrote:GONYK wrote:alphad0gz wrote:
The Magic drafted Shaq, Penny, Dennis Scott, Nick Anderson, and Skiles,
The Bulls MJ, Pippen, Grant, Stacie King, Perdue
The Lakers drafted Magic, Cooper, and Worthy
The Celtics drafted Bird, McHale, Ainge, Rick Carlisle, and Sam Vincent
Golden State: Curry, Klay, Green
Every great team usually has at least 3 players they drafted and developed. They were all young at one point. You have to pay your dues. There are others, like the Spurs. Far more successful examples of building than there is FA or trading for Super stars.
The need to pay your dues is my whole point.
KD won't be able to rely on these guys in the short term. I doubt he's interested in waiting until he's 34 so Knox has time to develop.
You're missing my point. I am not an advocate for signing a super maxxed 31 year old player. I'll roll with the kids while they grow and pay dues. At least as long as they have a solid veteran presence on the team to help them be pros. Impatience will be every teams downfall. There are tons of examples.
NoLayupRule wrote:awy wrote:the main weaknesses morant has compared to fox are: 1. defense 2. lack of physicality projection.
but if morant experience the same shooting growth fox has seen, he'll still be one of the top offensive ceiling guys in the under-23 bunch.
thats a huge different
if I remember correctly, and I think I do, Fox was primarily noted for his defense in college. His scoring was very much secondary.
Jimmit79 wrote:At this point I want RJ to get paid
Capn'O wrote:Tron Carter wrote:fox had a more projectable jumper, was a much better finisher, and actually played defense. not taking into account his level of competition yes he was a better prospect coming out then morant. ja’s the superior passer. athleticism wise fox gets down the floor quicker but ja is more explosive vertically.
fox was a stud coming out and there was a strong collective that liked him above zo and fultz
I've never understood why these two are linked. The hair? Very different players.
BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:Triple C wrote:
I dunno man, I still think the Griz take him.
They don’t own their pick next year.
They might as well ride it out and stay competitive with Conley, JJ, Barrett, Jonas, Bruno (whos improved a lot).
I think in a workout setting RJ is gonna show out.
Unless he torpedoes it on purpose...
And I think the opposite of Ja. Up close in a workout setting his warts will show more.
I dunno. (Whoever) Probably getting traded for AD anyway.
Mtowngrizz wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:Triple C wrote:
I dunno man, I still think the Griz take him.
They don’t own their pick next year.
They might as well ride it out and stay competitive with Conley, JJ, Barrett, Jonas, Bruno (whos improved a lot).
I think in a workout setting RJ is gonna show out.
Unless he torpedoes it on purpose...
And I think the opposite of Ja. Up close in a workout setting his warts will show more.
I dunno. (Whoever) Probably getting traded for AD anyway.
We gonna draft Ja and start him next to Conley because while Ja is skinny he's 6'3" with a 6'7" wingspan and ridiculous verticle. Conley is really good off the ball and is excellent coming off of screens shooting 3's. This will also allow Conley to only play around 28-30 minutes a night which is better for his soon to be 32 year old body. Also we need to win as many games as possible so that either Boston gets a poor lottery pick like they got from the Kings this year or if we jump in the top 4 we get to keep the pick since it's still top 6 protected next year.
Mtowngrizz wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:Triple C wrote:
I dunno man, I still think the Griz take him.
They don’t own their pick next year.
They might as well ride it out and stay competitive with Conley, JJ, Barrett, Jonas, Bruno (whos improved a lot).
I think in a workout setting RJ is gonna show out.
Unless he torpedoes it on purpose...
And I think the opposite of Ja. Up close in a workout setting his warts will show more.
I dunno. (Whoever) Probably getting traded for AD anyway.
We gonna draft Ja and start him next to Conley because while Ja is skinny he's 6'3" with a 6'7" wingspan and ridiculous verticle. Conley is really good off the ball and is excellent coming off of screens shooting 3's. This will also allow Conley to only play around 28-30 minutes a night which is better for his soon to be 32 year old body. Also we need to win as many games as possible so that either Boston gets a poor lottery pick like they got from the Kings this year or if we jump in the top 4 we get to keep the pick since it's still top 6 protected next year.
Capn'O wrote:Mtowngrizz wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:I dunno man, I still think the Griz take him.
They don’t own their pick next year.
They might as well ride it out and stay competitive with Conley, JJ, Barrett, Jonas, Bruno (whos improved a lot).
I think in a workout setting RJ is gonna show out.
Unless he torpedoes it on purpose...
And I think the opposite of Ja. Up close in a workout setting his warts will show more.
I dunno. (Whoever) Probably getting traded for AD anyway.
We gonna draft Ja and start him next to Conley because while Ja is skinny he's 6'3" with a 6'7" wingspan and ridiculous verticle. Conley is really good off the ball and is excellent coming off of screens shooting 3's. This will also allow Conley to only play around 28-30 minutes a night which is better for his soon to be 32 year old body. Also we need to win as many games as possible so that either Boston gets a poor lottery pick like they got from the Kings this year or if we jump in the top 4 we get to keep the pick since it's still top 6 protected next year.
Do you think there is any chance Conley is moved?
NoLayupRule wrote:Mtowngrizz wrote:BLACKFEET 2010 wrote:I dunno man, I still think the Griz take him.
They don’t own their pick next year.
They might as well ride it out and stay competitive with Conley, JJ, Barrett, Jonas, Bruno (whos improved a lot).
I think in a workout setting RJ is gonna show out.
Unless he torpedoes it on purpose...
And I think the opposite of Ja. Up close in a workout setting his warts will show more.
I dunno. (Whoever) Probably getting traded for AD anyway.
We gonna draft Ja and start him next to Conley because while Ja is skinny he's 6'3" with a 6'7" wingspan and ridiculous verticle. Conley is really good off the ball and is excellent coming off of screens shooting 3's. This will also allow Conley to only play around 28-30 minutes a night which is better for his soon to be 32 year old body. Also we need to win as many games as possible so that either Boston gets a poor lottery pick like they got from the Kings this year or if we jump in the top 4 we get to keep the pick since it's still top 6 protected next year.
i wish you the best of luck with all that
HEZI wrote:Sounds like Rui got a promise from the TWolves
mpharris36 wrote:HEZI wrote:Sounds like Rui got a promise from the TWolves
what a bad fit next to KAT....