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Re: Mavs 2019 Draft discussion 

Post#141 » by HairyGOATee » Fri Jun 21, 2019 9:26 pm

I'm kinda liking the Roby pick. Means that the Mavs can throw Justin Jackson into a trade and/or let DFS go. I think Roby can be a rim runner type of player too for sure.
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Post#143 » by turcorox911 » Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:11 am

Watching Naz Reid highlights and wondering why the Mavs didn't want to take a flier on this guy? I understand that Roby was higher on their list, but they should have tried to trade back into the 2nd round to draft Reid.

Not a very good defender, sure, but he can play the run-rimming role, and he can also do things like post-up, post-spin, catch and shoot, handle the ball a little, and dish it out a little too.
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Post#144 » by HairyGOATee » Thu Jun 27, 2019 8:06 pm

turcorox911 wrote:Watching Naz Reid highlights and wondering why the Mavs didn't want to take a flier on this guy? I understand that Roby was higher on their list, but they should have tried to trade back into the 2nd round to draft Reid.

Not a very good defender, sure, but he can play the run-rimming role, and he can also do things like post-up, post-spin, catch and shoot, handle the ball a little, and dish it out a little too.


Roby seems like the better pick though tbh.
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Post#146 » by Darren » Sat Jun 29, 2019 3:06 am

of the SL invitee, this kid is interesting:


- unlimited range
- quick release
- 2P% 53%
- 3P% 34% (career number; not as good when attempted more last season)
- fairly athletic
- quick but not extremely quick first step
- skinny frame but still be able to convert a lot of layups or floaters in paint
- jump into passing lanes a lot with forces a lot of turnovers

There's a chance that this kid gets invited as 2-way candidate if beaten Macan in upcoming SL.

Few things to watch with
- 3P% and shot selection
- convert shots or draws foul in paint
- intangibles (work ethics, passion, leadership)
- ability to bulk up and improve quickness and jumping
- zone / man defense
- limiting TOs
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Post#147 » by Darren » Sat Jun 29, 2019 3:13 am

This kid looks quick and smart. I wonder if things look the same against non-Asian players, though. But shooting performance is consistently bad. Don't think this kid makes the team without a good 3P% and FT%.
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Post#148 » by Darren » Sat Jun 29, 2019 3:24 am

Former OKC first, Cameron Payne is also in play. Payne has solid number during 9 games with Cavs. It seems to me that Cameron can only fit in under certain system. We'll see.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/p/payneca01.html
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Post#149 » by Darren » Sat Jun 29, 2019 3:27 am

I expect ugly games afterall. With the roster set, the spacing could be an issue. There's no capable shooters in mix. It's a big test to Kosta as well. With limited spacing and being the most important archor, how does Kosta reponse to the challenge. Roby and Reaves are fighting for a hustling role as well. This roster is in general a little too old with not much shooting to offer. Do the Mavs plan to play with Brunson?
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Post#150 » by Darren » Sat Jun 29, 2019 3:35 am

C - Kostas
PF - Roby
SF - Reaves
SG - Macon / Stephen
PG - Payne / Brunson / Yudai

Undersized basketball is coming to SL. It's a big test to both Roby and Kostas defensively. Also a big test to whoever in the backcourt. We could see how the new draftees / signees response to challenge guarding multiple positions. Stamina is also a test to frontcourt players without much depth.
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Post#151 » by HairyGOATee » Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:58 pm

Darren wrote:C - Kostas
PF - Roby
SF - Reaves
SG - Macon / Stephen
PG - Payne / Brunson / Yudai

Undersized basketball is coming to SL. It's a big test to both Roby and Kostas defensively. Also a big test to whoever in the backcourt. We could see how the new draftees / signees response to challenge guarding multiple positions. Stamina is also a test to frontcourt players without much depth.


I like it for the SL, but honestly, I'd like to see how Roby, Reaves, and Kostas play at their more natural positions. Macon is fine at either the 2 or 1 though.
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Re: Mavs 2019 Draft discussion 

Post#152 » by HMFFL » Fri Sep 27, 2019 5:46 am

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