2019 NBA Draft Thread
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They would be puttin on the ritz, all right.
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It's just a saying. Wasn't meant to be taken literally. Bol Bol's three point shot is much more fluid as well.
Synchronicity and all that jazz, man.
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I'll be keeping an eye on this, as he's measured at(in some places) as 7'3" with an 8ft wingspan. A low release point is still higher than most, but I'll be curious on how this goes. He has a nice stroke and form, with a pretty quick release. It could be easily tweeked to be a little higher.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 4:31 pmHis low release point is a bit worrisome. It won't matter when he plays against Western Oregon in an exhibition.
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It is pretty quick, a bit similar to Marion's shot even though Bol's form is much better looking to the eye.In2ition wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 4:44 pmI'll be keeping an eye on this, as he's measured at(in some places) as 7'3" with an 8ft wingspan. A low release point is still higher than most, but I'll be curious on how this goes. He has a nice stroke and form, with a pretty quick release. It could be easily tweeked to be a little higher.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 4:31 pmHis low release point is a bit worrisome. It won't matter when he plays against Western Oregon in an exhibition.
I'm not sure it's something that'll be messed with very much. Being the son of a fairly successful NBA player leads me to believe that he's already received some of the best coaching for every aspect of basketball. I don't think he'll be in the same category of guys like Durant and Giannis as freakishly long scorers.
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Several bigs have lower release points... Like Jaren Jackson Jr. for example. I wonder why that is... it can't be an easier shot mechanically, right?
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Zion on ESPN right now if anyone is interested. Still blows my mind he's 270+ lbs.
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This Barrett, Reddish, Zion trio is gonna be something else this year. I'd be happy to add any one of them to this roster.
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#TankTimeTheOriginalOriginal wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:20 pmThis Barrett, Reddish, Zion trio is gonna be something else this year. I'd be happy to add any one of them to this roster.
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This would be the year we trade a pick for a guy we shouldnt trade a pick for because of Sarvers playoffs delusions.Cap wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:28 pm#TankTimeTheOriginalOriginal wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:20 pmThis Barrett, Reddish, Zion trio is gonna be something else this year. I'd be happy to add any one of them to this roster.
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RJ Barrett is the clubhouse leader at the FF residence.
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I also really like Zion, but I'm concerned about how well his athleticism will hold up in the NBA.
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2 points:
1) getting a pg in next years draft wont help this team improve short term (next 2 years). #MoreTankTime
2) zion is fun to watch, but probably the wrong fit for this team. there is also the danger that this team is going to ruin him...
1) getting a pg in next years draft wont help this team improve short term (next 2 years). #MoreTankTime
2) zion is fun to watch, but probably the wrong fit for this team. there is also the danger that this team is going to ruin him...
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Same at casa Shabazz.Flagrant Fowl wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:48 pmRJ Barrett is the clubhouse leader at the FF residence.
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Barrett all the way.
I hear on some podcasts that Zion's position in the NBA is small ball 5. Until he can shoot, that may very well be the case.
I love Bol Bol for the name and measurables, a little worried about the motor concerns.
I hear on some podcasts that Zion's position in the NBA is small ball 5. Until he can shoot, that may very well be the case.
I love Bol Bol for the name and measurables, a little worried about the motor concerns.
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Heck, I would trade this Suns team for the Duke team right now, that's how disgusted I am with this team and their effort.
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Oregon is playing right now and I've been watching most of the second half.
Everyone knows about his length, and he has an exceptional scoring touch for a player of any size. But I agree with your concerns.
He's still very immature as a player. His fundamentals break down on the defensive end fairly quickly, and he doesn't consistently assert himself on the glass. Sometimes things move a bit too fast for him to process and his body language reminds me of someone who's been getting a lot of special treatment to this point.
I don't think there's any chance he stays for a second year at Oregon, but he'd really benefit from the development of a second year at the college level.