Zombie 2012 NBA Draft

Discussion in 'Portland Trail Blazers' started by B-Roy, Feb 17, 2012.

  1. craigehlo

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    Batum at the 2 isn't a great fit. I think MKG could play the SG spot like Iguodala.
     
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    [video=youtube;y3My0KilXj0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3My0KilXj0[/video]
     
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    Why? That's where he plays on the French team. And he was quite successful playing there next to Wallace in some games.
     
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    Derrick Rose, John Wall, Brandon Knight, Eric Bledsoe, DeMarcus Cousins, Marcus Camby, to name a few, are solid NBA players.

    Tyreke Evans' best season was his rookie year; NBA coaching seems to have hampered his game.

    Kind of an odd criticism, IMO. Is there a college coach who has put out more solid NBA players since Derrick Rose entered the NBA?
     
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    I also hear that Derrick Rose guy is a bust too since Calipari did such a bad job with him.
     
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    Had no idea Camby went to Kentucky. Was he there before UMass?
     
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    Or was Calipari the coach at UMass at the time Camby was there?
     
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    Calipari was the one that recruited Camby to UMass.
     
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    Maybe the guy was talking about Knight?

    An 11PER with just about as many turnovers as he had assists.
     
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    Yeah, that's what I was thinking. We went from the article which just lumped all UK players together to all Calipari's kids over his "coaching" career.

    I'm on a low functioning level right now after about 3 hours of sleep last night.
     
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    Listening to a few scouts talk about Robinson makes me want him on this team even more.

    Basically said that Robinson has a very similar build of Karl Malone at the same age and will continue to get stronger.

    Same height as well, roughly: 6'7" 5/8 (Malone, 1992 Olympics) 6'7.75" (Robinson)
     
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    Because he was the fire in the belly of that title team. He has good size for his position and does two things that are beneficial in today's NBA:

    He runs the court and finishes well and actually gives his all on defense.
     
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    But in all of the games I saw, and on the draft websites, it lists one of his main weaknesses as creating his own shot. For someone with no jump shot to speak of, that's a killer....isn't it? He is just not going to score very well at the next level, and do you really want to spend a top half of the lottery pick on someone who won't score?
     
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    Didn't you just vote to draft Drummond 3rd?
     
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    I did. Playoffs are won in the low post. Both on offense and defense
     

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