Definitely. Giannis gets the nod because he's basically a sure thing at this point.Monkey_Driven wrote:It's Giannis or Luka.
Zion's athleticism is really stunning to watch, though.
Definitely. Giannis gets the nod because he's basically a sure thing at this point.Monkey_Driven wrote:It's Giannis or Luka.
His buffet line instincts are also thereMonkey_Driven wrote:The timing of Zion's injury was just awful for any skill development this year. He will really need to work on his ballhandling and shooting stroke in the offseason. His basketball instincts are there, however.
Food is delicious, especially if you are a monstrous 19 year old.verb_to_trust wrote:His buffet line instincts are also thereMonkey_Driven wrote:The timing of Zion's injury was just awful for any skill development this year. He will really need to work on his ballhandling and shooting stroke in the offseason. His basketball instincts are there, however.
I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
Have you looked at their roster? Pretty amazing he's been able to win 60 percent of their games. Cuban won't be afraid to spend money and put capable players around him either.4/5 wrote:I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
Their roster isn't that badMonkey_Driven wrote:Have you looked at their roster? Pretty amazing he's been able to win 60 percent of their games. Cuban won't be afraid to spend money and put capable players around him either.4/5 wrote:I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
Name their third best player.verb_to_trust wrote:Their roster isn't that badMonkey_Driven wrote:Have you looked at their roster? Pretty amazing he's been able to win 60 percent of their games. Cuban won't be afraid to spend money and put capable players around him either.4/5 wrote:I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
Tim Hardaway Jr?Monkey_Driven wrote:Name their third best player.verb_to_trust wrote:Their roster isn't that badMonkey_Driven wrote:Have you looked at their roster? Pretty amazing he's been able to win 60 percent of their games. Cuban won't be afraid to spend money and put capable players around him either.4/5 wrote:I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
He'd help your scuffling Heat4/5 wrote:Tim Hardaway Jr?Monkey_Driven wrote:Name their third best player.verb_to_trust wrote:Their roster isn't that badMonkey_Driven wrote:Have you looked at their roster? Pretty amazing he's been able to win 60 percent of their games. Cuban won't be afraid to spend money and put capable players around him either.4/5 wrote:I'd be surprised if he doesn't become a very good three point shooter. The only real issues I see with him are defensively. Dude just turned 21 and he's already an offense juggernaut unto himself.verb_to_trust wrote:Luka is good but he's not a good three point shooter and the lack of athleticism means he'll always be just a guy in a lot of aspects, specifically as a defender.
I typed out Tatum last night but erased before posting.Monkey_Driven wrote:It's Giannis or Luka. I could see Tatum being in the next tier of super super stars, but not quite at the level of Giannis or Luka.
Jim swearing off threes means he has to get his points the ugly way.4/5 wrote:Remember how much fun I said their games were early in the season? I'm practically hate-watching at this point, waiting for them to squander leads and losing games that have no business even being competitive.
Bammer wrote:I typed out Tatum last night but erased before posting.Monkey_Driven wrote:It's Giannis or Luka. I could see Tatum being in the next tier of super super stars, but not quite at the level of Giannis or Luka.
He’s in the conversation.
Do you think Danny and Brad deep down think Jason is a top ten all NBA talent?bada wrote:Tatum will have to do it in the playoffs for me to get on the hype train. During this recent run he's been finishing at the rim at a rate he normally doesn't. He's been pretty bad at that during his career bricking layups off the backboard like my 13 year old and it came back Saturday against the Rockets. He's only 21 though. Young players don't win championships so I'm not expecting much this year but by the time he's 27 I wouldn't be surprised if he's top 8.