Naz Reid can lead a team further than Rudy Gobert

[QUOTE=ArbitraryWater;14914284]How so?

You didnt know Powell can create his own shot?

Hes not doing that currently.

All of these guys are on uber stacked teams, Powells situation is no different than Reids or Whites.[/QUOTE]

Come on man...

He went to UCLA for 4 years and started the final 2. He was known around here. This would be like me telling you that you had no idea about the potential of a player from the u21 German team after he got his shine down the raod

[video=youtube_share;_wxsEfjcSTU]https://youtu.be/_wxsEfjcSTU?si=6dz0QJujA3TDtWG3[/video]

[QUOTE=Charlie Sheen;14914292]Come on man...

He went to UCLA for 4 years and started the final 2. He was known around here. This would be like me telling you that you had no idea about the potential of a player from the u21 German team after he got his shine down the raod

[video=youtube_share;_wxsEfjcSTU]https://youtu.be/_wxsEfjcSTU?si=6dz0QJujA3TDtWG3[/video][/QUOTE]

Fair enough :oldlol:


So you think all of his talents are being utilized right now?

To me its a classic case of someone with so much game just being confined to his role.

I think he could average 22-24 ppg as nr.2 guy somewhere. Sure it wont bring a chip probably, but that cant be the aspiration for everyone.

I think he could be a 22+ ppg starter all star on a playoff team.

Reminds me of McCollum a bit.

Wow.

[quote]The Mavericks shot 14-of-16 (88%) in the paint without Rudy Gobert on the floor and 17-of-31 (55%) with Rudy Gobert on the floor last night[/quote]

[QUOTE=ArbitraryWater;14914295]Fair enough :oldlol:


So you think all of his talents are being utilized right now?

To me its a classic case of someone with so much game just being confined to his role.

I think he could average 22-24 ppg as nr.2 guy somewhere. Sure it wont bring a chip probably, but that cant be the aspiration for everyone.

I think he could be a 22+ ppg starter all star on a playoff team.

Reminds me of McCollum a bit.[/QUOTE]
Look at the names on this list. They aint nobodies. Maxing out as an elite 6thman is something to hang your hat on.

[url]https://www.espn.com/nba/history/awards/_/id/40[/url]

To me it is a greater compliment because I think the transition from 6m on a contender to filling it up on a team going nowhere is automatic but lots of guys have failed going the other way and cant fit into a winning club.

[QUOTE=Im Still Ballin;14914297]Wow.[/QUOTE]

Again with hard cold facts

Tom Haberstroh: Rudy Gobert is leading all Western Conference players in plus-minus. tomthefinder.com/p/you-wont-bel… – via Twitter tomhaberstroh

[B]too bad hes so unskilled[/B] :facepalm

Trolls fumbling badly. When proven a liar just ignore and repost tweets from beat writers :lol

Just like certain players have offensive gravity, some have defensive gravity. They change entirely what the opposing team can do in terms of driving to the basket. There's only a handful of people in the NBA that can say that- Gobert is one of them.

[QUOTE=warriorfan;14914004]Naz Reid can space the floor, he can drive the ball, he can pass, he can play D

Naz Reid is a legit better all around player than Gobert and it will show once he goes to his own team.[/QUOTE]

Average warriors fan.

[QUOTE=Xiao Yao You;14914308]Tom Haberstroh: Rudy Gobert is leading all Western Conference players in plus-minus. tomthefinder.com/p/you-wont-bel… – via Twitter tomhaberstroh

[B]too bad hes so unskilled[/B] :facepalm[/QUOTE]

Once again Rudy gets exposed. Hes a liability in the pick & roll. Ans in that situation should NOT have been on the court. I won’t blame him because that’s coaching all day long. But the fact no players including Rudy has the awareness to not allow this situation to even occur is mind boggling. Too many teams do this. Lazy defense. He had no business on the court. You know it. I know it. And Rudy played a good game in general

Naz has been great, no denying that. I still think giving him a max deal and a lead role in an offense would be overextending him, but I will say the quickness with which he gets his threes up is incredible. The way he just flicks it up with his wrist with very little bodily motion is impressive. Curry-esque even.