Another great thing about Biedrins is that I read that he is still growing. Future 7 footer maybe? Hopefully. He is a really young guy who will take a while to mature. But when he does mature both mentally and physically he's going to be one of those ben wallace type players that beat you by simply outplaying you. Looking forward to it...hopefully he starts to develop soon so the W's can make their playoff push.
I think Biedrins can be like Camby, who is long, blocks shots, and some offense, and I am just fine with it. Besides, he just turned 19 years old, so who knows how good he can be, when he becomes 25 years old, 7 years veteran. Can't believe 25 years old can be 7 years veteran ...
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Kwan1031:</div><div class="quote_post">I think Biedrins can be like Camby, who is long, blocks shots, and some offense, and I am just fine with it. Besides, he just turned 19 years old, so who knows how good he can be, when he becomes 25 years old, 7 years veteran. Can't believe 25 years old can be 7 years veteran ...</div> Wow. Camby seems like a good comparison for Biedrins. I think Biedrins will have a better offensive game based on the numbers he put up in the under 18 Euro tournament.
Biedrins will probably be a lot like Kenyon Martin, I think. Their styles seem to be similar. Both like to play defense, both are athletic, both are good rebounders and shotblockers, both are aggressive as hell, and both like to dunk. Biedrins will probably have more room to develop a reliable inside game as he's bigger and still growing. He could then be similar to Jermaine O'neil with the added bulk. If you saw the 18 year old Jermaine O'neil, he looks nothing like he is today.
