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Rhettmatic wrote:Rapsfan07 wrote:Waylon Mercy wrote:Nice game by Brad Beal that dunk he had was sick didn't know he had hops like that
How'd he do?
17 points, 10 boards on 5-10 shooting. Got to the line 9 times.
wegetitin08 wrote:can he dribble and create for himself & others too? (Beal)
gojoorange wrote:wegetitin08 wrote:can he dribble and create for himself & others too? (Beal)
His handle usually gets a lot of criticism, but I think it is a bit underrated. Lamb definitely has more of an iso game, but Beal is lights out off screens, pretty good at shooting over his man (can definitely drop a couple three balls right in your grill), and already has NBA range on his shot.
wegetitin08 wrote:gojoorange wrote:wegetitin08 wrote:can he dribble and create for himself & others too? (Beal)
His handle usually gets a lot of criticism, but I think it is a bit underrated. Lamb definitely has more of an iso game, but Beal is lights out off screens, pretty good at shooting over his man (can definitely drop a couple three balls right in your grill), and already has NBA range on his shot.
Better handles than DeMar i'm guessing?
wegetitin08 wrote:can he dribble and create for himself & others too? (Beal)
Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:10 rebs for a guy just over 6'3'' is very impressive. He's now averaging 6 boards a game. I like Beal. If we were to draft him, we'd need to strengthen our screen game, because that's how he'll really do damage, coming off picks, and shooting off of them.
JN wrote:Dalek wrote:A guy I think we could consider a lottery talent that solves a lot of our guard problems could be Tony Wroten. I like his size and skill as a big PG. I see him somwhere between Iman Shumpert to a Tyreke Evans. He is picking up steam lately and his stats reflect it:
17.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 2.0 steals, 3.0 personal fouls, 4.0 turnovers. Needs to work on his playmaking but he was known as a good passer in high school. He just has to figure things out better and has been lately.
Tony Wroten = Washington Wizard type player.
Do not want.
Stats are also inflated a bit by pace, and the fact that the Huskies are a young team in which Wroten is given free reign.
I don't really have a strong like or dislike for many players in the draft, so I trust the scouts and GM to make the right choice, But there are always a few players in each draft I absolutely do not want -- and Tony Wroten is at the top of the list.
Waylon Mercy wrote:Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:10 rebs for a guy just over 6'3'' is very impressive. He's now averaging 6 boards a game. I like Beal. If we were to draft him, we'd need to strengthen our screen game, because that's how he'll really do damage, coming off picks, and shooting off of them.
He actually looked like the 6'4-6'5 player that ESPN and Florida has him billed as to me tonight
which surprised me because I thought he'd look small around 6'2-6'3.
When it comes to Beal and Lamb I wonder if the Raps will consider moving DeRozan to SF or
making him fight against one of those guys to be the starting SG. NBA Teams are very picky
when it comes to size.
Rapsfan07 wrote:Waylon Mercy wrote:Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:10 rebs for a guy just over 6'3'' is very impressive. He's now averaging 6 boards a game. I like Beal. If we were to draft him, we'd need to strengthen our screen game, because that's how he'll really do damage, coming off picks, and shooting off of them.
He actually looked like the 6'4-6'5 player that ESPN and Florida has him billed as to me tonight
which surprised me because I thought he'd look small around 6'2-6'3.
When it comes to Beal and Lamb I wonder if the Raps will consider moving DeRozan to SF or
making him fight against one of those guys to be the starting SG. NBA Teams are very picky
when it comes to size.
TBH, if we take Lamb or Beal and we're gonna move DeRozan, I'd rather see what SF we could get for him instead of playing him out of position at SF
Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:10 rebs for a guy just over 6'3'' is very impressive. He's now averaging 6 boards a game. I like Beal. If we were to draft him, we'd need to strengthen our screen game, because that's how he'll really do damage, coming off picks, and shooting off of them.
Rapsfan07 wrote:JN wrote:Dalek wrote:A guy I think we could consider a lottery talent that solves a lot of our guard problems could be Tony Wroten. I like his size and skill as a big PG. I see him somwhere between Iman Shumpert to a Tyreke Evans. He is picking up steam lately and his stats reflect it:
17.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 2.0 steals, 3.0 personal fouls, 4.0 turnovers. Needs to work on his playmaking but he was known as a good passer in high school. He just has to figure things out better and has been lately.
Tony Wroten = Washington Wizard type player.
Do not want.
Stats are also inflated a bit by pace, and the fact that the Huskies are a young team in which Wroten is given free reign.
I don't really have a strong like or dislike for many players in the draft, so I trust the scouts and GM to make the right choice, But there are always a few players in each draft I absolutely do not want -- and Tony Wroten is at the top of the list.
Ummm...why?
wegetitin08 wrote:I was watching one of MKG's interviews and it seems like he stammers or something did anyone notice this too?
Toronto Raptors
No. 2: Harrison Barnes
With Andrea Bargnani and last year's lottery pick Jonas Valanciunas looking like the team's future front line, Barnes looks like a logical choice. The team has a weakness at the 3 and Brian Colangelo has a weakness for 3s who can shoot the 3. See?
