I’m no expert on Millennial social media lingo...
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Where is his upside? He isnt going to grow. His strength in college is in the paint. He doesn’t have the size to do that in the nba. He doesn’t have the skills from the outside as a shooter or a slasher to the rim. Nice college player but it doesn’t translate to the nba. Add it free throw shooting and defense and he doesn’t have the right skill set
Is this sarcasm?
Hollinger: James Jones was right, Cam Johnson was worth that 6th overall pick
The draft experts are starting to realize that Cam Johnson’s future is bigger than his fro.
www.brightsideofthesun.com
His chance to improve will be greater with pro coaching and full time practices
Most of us dealing with reality understand that
Nah. We have a way better grasp of generations. Especially since some of us are pushing 40 ourselves.
I don't use that phrase pretty much ever but if I did, it would apply to people currently at/over 60. I haven't forgot Gen X just yet! They had their run too. Haha.
The tweet is no longer available. What about it put several undies in a bunch?
or anyone who might be older than you and opposes your views....thsts the modt common boomer usage these days.
Well if they see potential and development - that means overseas or the D League. And if he's is truly a development player - they aren't usually drafted in the first round.
So you think all 30 1st rounders are deemed ready for the NBA? Please.
You happen to remember a guy named Steven Adams? He was nowhere NEAR ready. Lottery pick.
And I know a yea but is coming because he’s a 7 footer. But the point remains 30 1st rounders are in no way shape or form are seen as NBA ready.
Correct - it’s all about upside - not being a finished product
If teams feel they can improve his handle and get him stronger on the perimeter as a guard -wing
They are going to take him because his instincts and athleticism is nba ready- and those are the things they can’t teach
Upside is usually taking someone with physical attributes and developing their skills. You cannot teach someone who is 6'6 to be 6'10".
Correct
Hence they can develop Justin’s guard skills to be a nba wing .
Isn’t that just what I posted ?
It’s all about potential unless your incredibly skilled or a physical freak ( in a good way ) .
How many 6’5” guys are there that shoot 33% from the college 3 pt line ? Can a 6’5” guy who struggles guarding college guys defend in the NBA ? Can a 6’5” guy dominate the boards in the NBA ? Is there a place in the NBA for a 6’5” guy who isn’t special from 3 who also has problems creating his own offense ? If only he was a legitimate 6’8” !
He needs more tools in his toolbox for the NBA ....overseas or stay another yr at Pitt .
But if someone wants to guarantee him a pile of cash take it .
Right, the question is can those skills improve enough to be an NBA player. Only time will tell.
Steven Adams is seven feet tall. And no...every first rounder isn’t ready for the NBA - that’s why they get sent overseas or to the G or D League...whatever it is now days.
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