Best Developmental Prospect on the Roster
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Wild card for this category: Victor Oladipo
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greg4012 wrote:Wild card for this category: Victor Oladipo
He's not developmental. He's injury recovery.
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BBallFreak wrote:greg4012 wrote:Wild card for this category: Victor Oladipo
He's not developmental. He's injury recovery.
It was tongue in cheek.
But I'm definitely fascinated to see how this version of Oladipo looks and progresses
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I like Yurtseven but the situation with Miami is making him look better then he is, a legit sized center on a small ball team. Dedmon is also reaping the benefits of being a legit sized center for Miami at age 32 putting up PER36s of 13.5 pts and 12.7 rebs on his older legs while Yurtseven is putting up 13.6 pts and 15.5 rebs on his young legs. I think a center like Alex Len who is getting paid around 4 mil a year could have basically the same impact but with that said, Yurtseven looks good enough to be Bam's backup after this year so Miami doesn't have to bring back Dedmon.
With that said, there's a lot of strengths a legit sized center brings over Bam but only a few players in the league that have a chance defending the scoring bigger players in the NBA like Giannis, Embiid and Jokic, and Bam is one of them.
I believe Precious was drafted to only backup Bam, keep that same type of center on the court to better build the team around that type of center but with Dedmon's production at age 31 and coming off injuries they saw that a small-ball center wasn't needed all game and could just go with cheaper legit sized centers and Yurtseven may have hit the Duncan Robinson jackpot being the right roleplayer for the right team.
I don't expect Bam to move to PF, especially with another non shooter in Butler already starting but after this season I could see Bam's minutes drop some with a younger legit sized center backing him up.
With that said, there's a lot of strengths a legit sized center brings over Bam but only a few players in the league that have a chance defending the scoring bigger players in the NBA like Giannis, Embiid and Jokic, and Bam is one of them.
I believe Precious was drafted to only backup Bam, keep that same type of center on the court to better build the team around that type of center but with Dedmon's production at age 31 and coming off injuries they saw that a small-ball center wasn't needed all game and could just go with cheaper legit sized centers and Yurtseven may have hit the Duncan Robinson jackpot being the right roleplayer for the right team.
I don't expect Bam to move to PF, especially with another non shooter in Butler already starting but after this season I could see Bam's minutes drop some with a younger legit sized center backing him up.
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AirP. wrote:I like Yurtseven but the situation with Miami is making him look better then he is, a legit sized center on a small ball team. Dedmon is also reaping the benefits of being a legit sized center for Miami at age 32 putting up PER36s of 13.5 pts and 12.7 rebs on his older legs while Yurtseven is putting up 13.6 pts and 15.5 rebs on his young legs. I think a center like Alex Len who is getting paid around 4 mil a year could have basically the same impact but with that said, Yurtseven looks good enough to be Bam's backup after this year so Miami doesn't have to bring back Dedmon.
With that said, there's a lot of strengths a legit sized center brings over Bam but only a few players in the league that have a chance defending the scoring bigger players in the NBA like Giannis, Embiid and Jokic, and Bam is one of them.
I believe Precious was drafted to only backup Bam, keep that same type of center on the court to better build the team around that type of center but with Dedmon's production at age 31 and coming off injuries they saw that a small-ball center wasn't needed all game and could just go with cheaper legit sized centers and Yurtseven may have hit the Duncan Robinson jackpot being the right roleplayer for the right team.
I don't expect Bam to move to PF, especially with another non shooter in Butler already starting but after this season I could see Bam's minutes drop some with a younger legit sized center backing him up.
I really hope that last part of the your statement doesn't end up being true.
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Wiltside wrote:QUIZ wrote:I’m surprised so many people voted for Yurt. I like Yurt but we live in a league where even DPOY Rudy Gobert gets run off the floor come playoff time. No matter how much he develops I have trouble seeing him having the foot speed to keep up.
I vote for Strus, I think the shooting is real and he is super dynamic with the ball. I think he has the ideal skill set the league is looking for right now.
I question Gabe’s offensive upside but I think his defense will make him stick in the league as a backup pg for a long time.
The flip side with Rudy is that he is super limited offensively. He has no range and really, outside of dunks, offers very little. The hope is that Yurt has a greater offensive skillset. Still, we won’t be relying on Yurt much at this point - more a future hope that he comes a face up problem and 3pt stretch big, along with the soft touch inside/dunks.
The flip side to that though Wilt is that Gobert is like the best defensive player in the league haha
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most talent prob strus. Who im stoked to watch Caleb Martin. Yurt on the other hand fits a need for us. Whiteside on this team seemed more impactfull but the rest of the team was horrible and overall it failed. Yurt was on ym second round or sign if undrafted list and we lucked into getting him after missing him in the draft and early post draft free agency. He can and was doing more at Georgetown and he also was way heavier. With his new body type we really havnt uilized his shooting ability which is what makes him so damn special in the first place. He has the ability to be a star big if we let him shoot otherwise he will be just a fringe player. letting Yurt shoot and pull bigs out and play with Bam will open things up for Bam to dominate the paint but time will tell what Spobot will do with that.
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I had no idea Yurt went to Georgetown but it makes sense seeing how ruggedly he hits the glass. Times sure have changed when Turks are playing C there, I’m getting old bruh.
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dolphinatik wrote:most talent prob strus. Who im stoked to watch Caleb Martin. Yurt on the other hand fits a need for us. Whiteside on this team seemed more impactfull but the rest of the team was horrible and overall it failed. Yurt was on ym second round or sign if undrafted list and we lucked into getting him after missing him in the draft and early post draft free agency. He can and was doing more at Georgetown and he also was way heavier. With his new body type we really havnt uilized his shooting ability which is what makes him so damn special in the first place. He has the ability to be a star big if we let him shoot otherwise he will be just a fringe player. letting Yurt shoot and pull bigs out and play with Bam will open things up for Bam to dominate the paint but time will tell what Spobot will do with that.
Spobot lol. I’m new here, just curious as to why you call him that. I’ve always loved the guy from afar but want to see what lifelong Heat fans think of his day to day actions beyond the haze of “The Culture.” I’m guessing you take issue with his rotations?
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Strus is currently posting a higher eFG than Steph Curry ever has so yeah.
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benhillboy wrote:Strus is currently posting a higher eFG than Steph Curry ever has so yeah.
And Strus is shooting the exact same whether he plays at home or on the road so far (not very common). Last year he was much better at home, so we will see if he can keep it up. This is how his eFG% compares to others:
Max Strus
2021-22 (277 FGA at .619)
.619 at home
.619 on road
2020-21 (188 FGA at .588)
.632 home
.558 road
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Tyler Herro
2021-22 (659 FGA at .503)
.552 home
.473 road
2020-21 (699 FGA at .519)
.514 home
.505 road
2019-20 (631 FGA at .520)
.555 home
.482 road
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Duncan Robinson
2021-22 (412 FGA at .525)
.454 home
.578 road
2020-21 (717 FGA at .614)
.598 home
.623 road
2019-20 (687 FGA at .667)
.687 home
.622 road
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Damian Lillard
2021-22 (552 FGA at .486)
.505 home
.462 road
2020-21 (1334 FGA at .554)
.537 home
.580 road
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Steph Curry
2021-22 (787 FGA at .543)
.582 home
.497 road
2020-21 (1365 FGA at .605)
.626 home
.584 road