Sea2003 wrote:retrobro90 wrote:When it comes to Mobley vs. Chet (on offense) I'd say it comes down to the frequency of offensive brilliance. Chet's shot making/passing/self creation all are established parts of his game at this stage and not something nebulous. Mobley's brilliance in those areas is still often classified as "flashes" even though he is certainly a comfortable in other areas as a short roll passer and play finisher etc. They both have great feel but I think Chet's aggression on offense and overall repertoire lead me to believe he's just got more in his bag on that end of the floor. Going to echo the concerns about Chet's lack of strength however and Mobley's historically low foul rate for his elite rim defense is something to consider when comparing the two (though Chet is far from a slouch as a rim defender).
Well you have to take into consideration that Chet's body development will affect his shot/creation( he might be a solid case study on this). The lack of fluidity is a bit worrisome imo. My biggest gripe with Chet is his offense. I don't think he'll be hanlding the ball a lot or self creating shots otd. I have a much better time picturing what Paolo's or Mobley's offense would look like( high end outcome).
I think we're probably in two different camps then because I think Chet's self creation and fluidity is pretty stellar. Think he'll be able to handle in both half and full court sets.