Hoops3355 wrote:MettaWorldPanda wrote:Hoops3355 wrote:
It's not personal attack. Opinion are made up of personal beliefs. You literally didn't respond to facts that I pointed about his health issues which explains the lack of minutes after his initial runs to start the halfs (staying warm key component but also hard when you are gas / injured) in the Boston series and then turned into a "Spo doesn't trust him narrative" don't be so sensitive when someone offers a counter point to something ridiculous.
Why did Spo close out with him during that meaningless blowout if he was that banged up? When you throw out words like “illusions” it comes off as very off putting. I would prefer we get back to more positive discussions. I’m not saying i’m right all the time. I just try to give my best educated opinion from all the hours of the team i watch and the countless amount of news i take in.
You see what you want to see on the court. But Spo doesn't sound like a hater. Also you were talking about his ruggedness. He's 20. Look at the change in his physical side just in the last year. Dude is easily going to put on another 20lbs without a problem. Unlike Herro he actually was able to hang on to most of that weight.
Agreed. Jovic has improved a lot at doing the big man stuff. This ain't a frail dude. This is a Balkan big dawg. He's gonna keep growing into his frame and carry added strength well.
Many were annoyed that Miami forced Jovic to go through stints playing center and focusing on big man responsibilities when his natural game is almost like a big guard. I just see that as the developmental progression to gain the advantage of having Jovic available as functional size on the floor that can (1) screen; (2) rebound; (3) box out; and provided added deterrence with his length while also providing offensive punch with his perimeter skillset.
He's gonna be Bam's frontcourt runningmate adding length and big man ruggedness PLUS the offensive upside as a creator
