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zaymon wrote:Anyone has thoughts about Bolmaro ? He seems like a serious prospect maybe even in our range.
Very good handle, creative passer and tenacious defender.
I have been a little lower on Nesmith recently, not so sure on Bey either.
yoyojw17 wrote:zaymon wrote:Anyone has thoughts about Bolmaro ? He seems like a serious prospect maybe even in our range.
Very good handle, creative passer and tenacious defender.
I have been a little lower on Nesmith recently, not so sure on Bey either.
what would make you lower on Nesmith? Just lookin for the enlightenment. in case i'm missing something. thanks
bigshawn wrote:Ty Terry looks legit. I don't know how he defends, but count me in for him or the FSU cat.
zaymon wrote:yoyojw17 wrote:zaymon wrote:Anyone has thoughts about Bolmaro ? He seems like a serious prospect maybe even in our range.
Very good handle, creative passer and tenacious defender.
I have been a little lower on Nesmith recently, not so sure on Bey either.
what would make you lower on Nesmith? Just lookin for the enlightenment. in case i'm missing something. thanks
He is not versatile offensively, his handle is limited, and his passing is worrisome. He is not the most athletic guy, and his defense is average for the length he has. I dont think he will be as good as Ross, and becouse of his limitations i dont think it will be ideal to play them together. I like Desmond Bane more right now.
will check out some of your suggestions too! thanks man Skybox wrote:Man, I don't even want to hear about wingspan and D until they clear the 3pt% filter
MasterGMer wrote:Which position is our biggest need? Back up PG or SF?
Bensational wrote:Kira Lewis is fast moving up my board. Might be my top pick in our range right now. 6'5 lead ball handler with a nice dribble and great at rocking his defender off foot before making a move. He hits the 3 well and makes nice passes.
Bensational wrote:Bensational wrote:Kira Lewis is fast moving up my board. Might be my top pick in our range right now. 6'5 lead ball handler with a nice dribble and great at rocking his defender off foot before making a move. He hits the 3 well and makes nice passes.
Check this scouting video on him:
Look at those gorgeous scooping layups! Look at that hang time! He just seems to find ways to stay up in the air longer than his opponent, and he can get some great separation because of that. His drive and dish game is strong, which would be good for a perimeter starved team.
His game is up and down right now, looking at his splits for this season.
The big difference between W's and L's is his efficiency. They're both split pretty evenly, with 16 W's and 15 L's. Over this 16 wins, he shot a blazing 46% from 3 on 4.1 attempts. In L's, he shoots 30% on 5.8 attempts. In fact, the numbers suggest that when he's not shooting well then he forces shots, and a lot more of them, and that likely kills the flow of the offense - because most other stats are consistent across the board.
Here are Donovan Mitchell's sophomore splits, for comparison. Similarly big gulfs between W's and L's, but Lewis' numbers are more impressive offensively, in general.
Lewis reminds me of some kind of Fox/Mitchell fusion. His TO's are way too high across the board, but that could be lightened if he's sharing playmaking with Fultz. But most of all, the kid looks like a natural scorer with strong enough handles to get where he wants, and a developing perimeter shot.
He has now become my early call for steal of the draft. The Mitchell/SGA of this draft.
MagicMatic wrote:Bensational wrote:Bensational wrote:Kira Lewis is fast moving up my board. Might be my top pick in our range right now. 6'5 lead ball handler with a nice dribble and great at rocking his defender off foot before making a move. He hits the 3 well and makes nice passes.
Check this scouting video on him:
Look at those gorgeous scooping layups! Look at that hang time! He just seems to find ways to stay up in the air longer than his opponent, and he can get some great separation because of that. His drive and dish game is strong, which would be good for a perimeter starved team.
His game is up and down right now, looking at his splits for this season.
The big difference between W's and L's is his efficiency. They're both split pretty evenly, with 16 W's and 15 L's. Over this 16 wins, he shot a blazing 46% from 3 on 4.1 attempts. In L's, he shoots 30% on 5.8 attempts. In fact, the numbers suggest that when he's not shooting well then he forces shots, and a lot more of them, and that likely kills the flow of the offense - because most other stats are consistent across the board.
Here are Donovan Mitchell's sophomore splits, for comparison. Similarly big gulfs between W's and L's, but Lewis' numbers are more impressive offensively, in general.
Lewis reminds me of some kind of Fox/Mitchell fusion. His TO's are way too high across the board, but that could be lightened if he's sharing playmaking with Fultz. But most of all, the kid looks like a natural scorer with strong enough handles to get where he wants, and a developing perimeter shot.
He has now become my early call for steal of the draft. The Mitchell/SGA of this draft.
If WeHam chose a 6’3 combo guard I’d be absolutely shocked. That being said, I think Lewis has a chance to be a solid player.
pepe1991 wrote:I really like Tyrese Haliburton, i don't think he would struggle that much if he plays some time off ball. Guy can flat out shoot, is 6'5 , versitale...
pepe1991 wrote:I really like Tyrese Haliburton, i don't think he would struggle that much if he plays some time off ball. Guy can flat out shoot, is 6'5 , versitale...