Curry really improved his handles over years
Curry really improved his handles over years
Kawhi too and thats why they are extreme outliers not expectations.
How tf are the suns going to get Young AND Ayton
The God Poster
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I was responding to a post saying they would trade up to the top 10 with either Warren /chriss, Bender & future picksHow tf are the suns going to get Young AND Ayton
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this nikka gave Chef credit.Who wants that junk?
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Curry was #7 on my final draft board and I loved him as a prospect but a 6'3 guard with a 6'3 wingspan with limited PG skills, so-so handles, very good vision but so-so passer can only be so good even with elite intangibles, excellent BBIQ, excellent skill and shooting ability. My review of him was Reggie Miller with some PG skills. I felt he was even a better natural scorer than Miller due to his skill. But man, I never saw this and what he became today. That takes elite work ethic, drive and the perfect situation which is usually impossible considering most of these prospects are going to shyt teams with shyt organization and shyt development staffs and coaching staffs.
You gotta give credit where credit is due. People get on Washington for passing up on him and the pick for Mike Miller but in Washington, Curry could have been a bust are setup to be a lifelong 6th man. Look at Eric Gordon in college, that dude was cold af. In the NBA, he lost a step, he lost his explosiveness and he really never became more than a high volume with solid efficiency 6th man. In the wrong situation, that could have been Curry.
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WTF did jacob evans do to his shot? this is like fultz fukking his jumper up. i know it's only 1 workout, but he's supposed to be 3 and D. however, he clearly doesn't have consistent NBA 3 range. this was tough to watch.
He is more of a PUDFA prospect. I didn't have him going in either rounds. I've seen some mocks listing him as a late 1st rounder. Never saw it. This year, the gap between early 2nd round and PUDFA is slim. Most years, it's massive.
tremonthustler1
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I know Thibs was looking at him heavy
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i've watched more tape on all the glut of guards/wings near the end of the first round over the last 1-2 weeks and he definitely is on a much lower tier for me; this last vid sealed it. Both on tape and looking at his numbers i'm very unimpressed. Then you look at his game log (only scored over 20 points twice the entire season despite being their leading scorer, only 1 steal per game + 2 TOs per game, barely gets to the FT line), factor in that he did this against mediocre competition, and is also barely average athletically for his position. How the fukk is anyone considering him a first round (much less 2nd round) pick especially against guys projected 2nd round like milton, trent, trier, and a few others?
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I watch full games and I've came away impressed with Evans defense. It does translate as does his length. So I can't completely agree. That said, his offensive game as you mention isn't at an NBA level yet. That doesn't mean it will not get there but it might not which is the truth. But guys who have plus plus defensive talent and the length and lateral quickness is extremely hard to find. Everyone wants the next Tony Allen but Allen could at least slash. Evans isn't good at anything on offense to me. He's a G-League player right now.
tremonthustler1
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they probably figure his defense is good enough to play him now while they can work on his offense.
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an offensively challenged player's defense will translate if you're elite ELITE like roberson, but even with roberson, those offensive limitations really will hurt a team overall. to evans credit, he's not as offensively challenged as roberson, but his shooting and lack of athleticism are glaring. tony allen was above average to elite athletically for his position.
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