Kobblehead wrote: Also, why would you ever want two players 6'10" 250++ pounds on the court together at the same time in the modern NBA?
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Kobblehead wrote: Also, why would you ever want two players 6'10" 250++ pounds on the court together at the same time in the modern NBA?
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Rastas wrote:A quick 30sec's look at Chet tells me this 7foot Twigg is not made to last too long in the NBA, once he starts banging with much stronger bodies his game will fall away.
At best I see him lasting a lil longer as a stretch 4, but as a team's primary C - no chance.
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76ciology wrote:Rastas wrote:A quick 30sec's look at Chet tells me this 7foot Twigg is not made to last too long in the NBA, once he starts banging with much stronger bodies his game will fall away.
At best I see him lasting a lil longer as a stretch 4, but as a team's primary C - no chance.
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Yes he needs to get stronger and im confident he’ll be stronger with the Kevin Durant trajectory then I do expect him to play 3-4.
The way he changes the game is like those ATG big prospects like Zion, Biid and AD. He’s a big who I’d make an exemption to draft with a top pick over perimeter guys.
76ciology wrote:I honestly, have no clue how his body will turnout.
But I’d still draft Chet, for now, over the rest of the guys. I’d just have to surround him with a roster structure that can hide his weakness and showcase his strength.
Rastas wrote:76ciology wrote:I honestly, have no clue how his body will turnout.
But I’d still draft Chet, for now, over the rest of the guys. I’d just have to surround him with a roster structure that can hide his weakness and showcase his strength.
That's fair if you really feel that way.
With me I am way more into athletes with strength and durability as an upside.
I honestly look at Chet and wish he can play with other young kids all his career, because as soon as he is thrown in with Men and Big Hard bodies his time on the court is going to be short.
76ciology wrote:Rastas wrote:76ciology wrote:I honestly, have no clue how his body will turnout.
But I’d still draft Chet, for now, over the rest of the guys. I’d just have to surround him with a roster structure that can hide his weakness and showcase his strength.
That's fair if you really feel that way.
With me I am way more into athletes with strength and durability as an upside.
I honestly look at Chet and wish he can play with other young kids all his career, because as soon as he is thrown in with Men and Big Hard bodies his time on the court is going to be short.
I think you have to hide him. Where you play him at 3&4 with someone like Jerami Grant then interchange him defending the opponent’s 3 or 4, depending on the match-up. Defensively, in 3-5 years, I dont think he’d be weaker or be less physical than Tobi or Roco or Porz.
Forward talent is thin in the league, its as if you almost just have a spot up shooter (3&D or stretch 4) in one of those positions.
I just dont think Chet is a prospect you can pass up easily compared to Paolo or Jabari. His upside is just too high and it’s translating to how his impact is on the court with how he can change a game.
Rastas wrote:A quick 30sec's look at Chet tells me this 7foot Twigg is not made to last too long in the NBA, once he starts banging with much stronger bodies his game will fall away.
At best I see him lasting a lil longer as a stretch 4, but as a team's primary C - no chance.
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