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Hal14 wrote:Fierce1 wrote:What if Phoenix offers Ayton for Rob Williams?
wouldn't work. Ayton is getting a max contract. rob is on a bargain contract - salaries wouldn't match so trade wouldn't work. ayton's new contract is gonna be at least double what rob is making.
ConstableGeneva wrote:
Smart2Nesmith43 wrote:Timelord shot 25/28 from the line in the playoffs (89.3%).
He shot 35/42 in the regular season since January 1st (83.3%).
So overall in 2022, he's at 60/70 good for 85.7%.
That's elite for a big.
Spin Move wrote:Health is the only question with Rob. Going back to the draft he fell because of the thrombosis issue, his first 2 years dominated by health problems. When he is 100% he is a game changer, and I agree that he can add a decent 3 point shot. However until he shows he can stay healthy long term we need to invest in another good big who can play C.
BK_2020 wrote:Smart2Nesmith43 wrote:Timelord shot 25/28 from the line in the playoffs (89.3%).
He shot 35/42 in the regular season since January 1st (83.3%).
So overall in 2022, he's at 60/70 good for 85.7%.
That's elite for a big.
He's got a nice touch. I can see him developing a Horford-style three point range later in his career.
celtxman wrote:BK_2020 wrote:Smart2Nesmith43 wrote:Timelord shot 25/28 from the line in the playoffs (89.3%).
He shot 35/42 in the regular season since January 1st (83.3%).
So overall in 2022, he's at 60/70 good for 85.7%.
That's elite for a big.
He's got a nice touch. I can see him developing a Horford-style three point range later in his career.
I've always thought he had a nice touch that could be developed. I think his start with missing events and the whole "Timelord " thing sometimes hides his high basketball IQ. He has room and ability to get better in other areas.
darrendaye wrote:Spin Move wrote:Health is the only question with Rob. Going back to the draft he fell because of the thrombosis issue, his first 2 years dominated by health problems. When he is 100% he is a game changer, and I agree that he can add a decent 3 point shot. However until he shows he can stay healthy long term we need to invest in another good big who can play C.
Depends on your definition of "good", but this is why my first choice with TP-MLE is Hartenstein. Might never be more than a 16-18 minute option, but there is a chance for more. (I also am 100% hoping for a Clippers 21/22 offseason redo signing both he and Giles but with spot for both on the roster).
Andrew McCeltic wrote:celtxman wrote:BK_2020 wrote:He's got a nice touch. I can see him developing a Horford-style three point range later in his career.
I've always thought he had a nice touch that could be developed. I think his start with missing events and the whole "Timelord " thing sometimes hides his high basketball IQ. He has room and ability to get better in other areas.
That’s the hope, but he hasn’t shown anything as a shooter. Form looks ok from midrange, he lines up and rises slowly, but that’s fine, he just has to be able to make wide open looks. I’d start there. Three point shot would be a few years away. But he’s not going to be Drummond. I’m way more interested in his passing and facilitating, if he can knock down 15-footers, you can run things through him. Also makes him better in the pick and roll if he’s a minor pop threat.
zoyathedestroya wrote:
Fierce1 wrote:What if Phoenix offers Ayton for Rob Williams?
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