Its literally just giving stats and comparing it to other prospects. The mock draft might not be all that accurate but if you have a problem with all the negatives its simply stating statistics. Are stats ***?
From what I've seen, it's precisely this characterization that's disputed by Miller's defenders (and maybe law enforcement). There's a lot of intentionality, directness, and awareness implied in that characterization that may not reflect Miller's actual actions. Certainly the "handed" part probably isn't literally what Miller did, from the trends in the claims I'm seeing. Guess we'll have to wait and see if we find out more.
I have a hard time with how GG has positioned himself. He’s either going to be a wing scorer creator that scores 25 a game and is an all star… or he’s not an nba player. It’s just too wide a range of outcomes for me. Inefficient blackhole that does nothing without the ball… potential and youth are good I guess. Just not a bet I’m taking until pick 20 or so… would be nutso to take him too 10 imo.
buzelis is overrated. just not that good. but Isaiah Collier is for real. best player i've seen in the class so far.
Math is ***It's definitely tankathon's problem that GG's stats are all red
I think DA is either a little bit of a contrarian or he likes to deceive. Him stating he actually likes the 2024 draft more than 23… while holding three picks in 2023 and owing a pick in 2024 is kinda funny. I just don’t buy much of DAs public comments… some treat them as gospel… the narrative on the 2024 draft will develop over the next 12 months but it sounds like it’s not great. Which may present an opportunity to buy in at a low price if you disagree.
Didnt hand him anything
It's probably the most half-court filled game highlights I've seen from an OTE game.
agreed about ausar. if some of the draft honks are right, you may be able to get the same player (or better) in Ausar 7 or 8 spots lower than amen. simply a better value. not sure there is a great argument amen is really even better than ausar at all, let alone several spots higher.
His shot doesn't look bad so if he is willing to put in the work then you would expect him to at least become a serviceable outside shooter and that is all he needs to really open up the rest of his game. In the open court he is going to be special.
Agreed. I'm not really seeing much of a difference between the 2. I certainly wouldn't be surprised if Ausar becomes the better player. There is a good chance he ends up in a better situation as well where he isn't asked to do as much early on and can focus on becoming great at a few things while refining his game.
