He's the only big that knows how to set a high screen. He's the only big that actually tries to rotate on D. He's the only big that runs both ends of the floor.
And he was the 5th big into the game today.
Wanna get drunk real fast?
Drink a shot for every high screen that Dalembert and Evans set where they only draw air.
I hope Jason Smith gets traded from this sorry team
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I think Jason Smith has a lot of flaws in his game, and a lot that are going to prevent him from ever being a starter. But I will say he's probably our most fundamentally sound big. The point about the picks are absolutely right.
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Looking back right now on that Cook-Smith trade, I think Smith is the better fit on this team. How come the Sixers gave up a 2009 2nd round pick and Cook for him even though the Sixers were to draft immediately after Miami, who could have just taken Cook? Need some explanation there.
Otherwise, I don't agree that Smith deserves better. The Sixers is the perfect scenario for him- he'll get solid minutes each night, will get touches and have no pressure to develop his game since Dalembert and Evans is around. Plus, one of Sam and Reggie will be moved eventually so his minutes will go up, maybe into starter minutes.
Otherwise, I don't agree that Smith deserves better. The Sixers is the perfect scenario for him- he'll get solid minutes each night, will get touches and have no pressure to develop his game since Dalembert and Evans is around. Plus, one of Sam and Reggie will be moved eventually so his minutes will go up, maybe into starter minutes.
Two years from being two years away.
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