Parker was also playing out of position most of the time in the tourney. Taking him out of the game worked so well for them didn't it?
Because he's a tweener, doesn't currently have a natural position (I believe it to be the 3 at about 228 pounds), and no matter which he plays, the 3 or 4, he's gonna struggle awfully on defense and to a lesser degree, on offense as well.
I'm not denying he will struggle on defense, but I think he will easily get his shot off in the NBA. Not too many scouts would agree with you that he can't score on the next level.
Maybe I overstated his offensive struggles. I simply think he will struggle much more than he ever has because of his tweenerness/conditioning. On a team like the Sixers, he'll still go for 16 a night. But those points will be far from efficient.
So jabari won't be able to score and wiggins will? What a joke. A more wide open offense will greatly help Wiggins score but he isn't going to be able to score easily by any means. Yes. Listen, great athletes can put themselves in better situations because of their athleticism. Wiggins has elite athleticism and will get easy points at a more efficient rate than Parker because of this imo.
The people who don't want Parker so down play him and act like he's so overrated are ridiculous. Parker and Wiggins are extremely close
Maybe you're right. It's how I feel though.
Love kept losing weight years into his nab career, it wasn't all before he was drafted.
I think you're missing the big picture here. From March-June, Love worked his *** off. From March-June, Parker has evidently not. I feel that speaks volumes.
Just a dumb statement. Wiggins very well may be the better choice but its extremely close.
Again, maybe you're right. I feel otherwise though. I see the fact that he plays on both ends of the court, has elite athleticism and length, and seems humble as compared to Parker who I fear will crave the spotlight of a LA or NYC, as huge, especially for a team like Utah and the type of team I presume Snyder's trying to build, coming with a Spurs' mindset.